President Wilson Engaged to Mr Norman Galt of Washington
President Woodrow Wilson announced his engagement tonight to Norman Galt of Washington. The wedding date is undecided but likely in December at the bride’s home. Mrs Galt is described as a striking beauty with noted charm and literary interests.
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Explosion at powder plant in Emporia claims several lives
An explosion at the Acta Explosive Company plant in Emporia, Kansas, fatally injures up to six workers and injures about a dozen others. The blast damages the guccoiton drying department, reduces the building to dust, and halts production for British and French wartime orders. guards patrol the site as authorities seek missing men and determine cause.
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French Capture Tahure and Ridge in Champagne Advance
Paris reports French infantry after heavy artillery bombardment captured Tahure village and reached a summit forming a support point in the western front. In Artois, Argonne, Lorraine and Voures region fighting continues with heavy artillery and prisoner totals surpassing 1000. Belgian and London dispatches note limited enemy activity and shifting troop estimates as fronts remain tense.
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Front line French push as Tabtre gains ground in Champagne
French forces break through to Tabtre in Champagne, cutting second German defense line and threatening supply routes to Challera nger and Tasancourt railways. Battle at Tahure hill near Verdun area concentrates fire on German positions while Joffre moves to crush the Soissons salient. A medical advisory section describes wound first aid and emergency care guidelines.
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Getman
A Texas Steer at The Ogden Tonight
He overhears Colonel Pepper order out a platoon of police. See A Texas Steer, last time tonight at The Ogden.
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Ogden
Peper
The
Bitten by Snakes in Mountal Country Urges Swift Bandaging
A stark note on snake bites in the Mountal region warns bites most often strike legs or arms. Immediate action calls for exposing the wound and bandaging just above the knee or elbow to halt circulation, with a cloth pad beneath the bandage and tying with any available material to slow venom spread.
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Mvold
Jealousy Sparks Muriatic Acid Attack at Home
Mrs. Mort and her husband were attacked by James Dickson after he made unwelcome advances. Dickson dashed muriatic acid into Mr. Mort's face, injuring him severely and nearly blinding him. neighbors restrained him until police arrived. Letters found on Dickson reveal unrequited love and threats to Mrs. Mort and her husband. Dickson was booked on attempted murder charges and held without bail.
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Dickson
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Menzel
Heart
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Retention of Duty on Sugar in New War Measures
Washington reports that the administration plans to seek retention of the sugar duty until normal conditions return or the European war ends. Secretary McAdoo told Congress the proposal would be recommended, with President Wilson reportedly in accord. The plan would keep the duty on all sugar exports through May 1 1916 unless Congress acts, aiming to raise about 50 million dollars yearly, supplementing emergency taxes and existing revenue.
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Treasury
Ogden Tax History Prompts Public Study
The Standard presents a detailed sixteen year tax history for Ogden inviting all taxpayers to review figures. It asks A G Fell and T Sam Browning to identify any four year period with higher taxes than the recent years, noting the waterworks purchase as an exception. The piece urges residents to study and verify the data as true and correct.
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Ogden
A. G. Fell
Tax levy critique targets Ogden city officials and tax mills
The article questions city tax policy over sixteen years, accusing Glasmann Fell Browning and others of raising mill rates from 12 to 14 while leaving a large city debt. It alleges improper handling of water works funds shifting 70 000 to cover running costs, boosting taxes on residents.
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Alexander Brewer
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William Glasmann
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Expenditure pressures and tax changes noted in congress
The text notes that higher expenditures require more revenue from other sources in the coming months. Congress has authorized over 200 million dollars in securities, but Mr. WlAdow (WeAdoo) says such a step is not contemplated. A reduction of the exempt ion Emit of the income tax law is considered more probable, with Penaeioin referenced.
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Lloyd Anderson Is Sent Home After Bicycle Theft
Idold Anderson alias Harry Johnson a year old boy arrested Tuesday at Harrisville for bicycle theft has been sent home to Salt Lake City by the local police. On first giving his name as Johneon and claiming Preston Idaho as home, police questioned him and learned his true name was gone Abdersas who had run away about a week ago. Salt Lake officers had previously sought him through relatives.
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Harry Johnson
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Preston
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Gone Abdersas
Bulgaria goes with Germany in rising crisis
Athens reports King Constantine as Greece’s key pivot in the Balkans crisis as Bulgaria’s reply to Russia’s ultimatum remains unsatisfactory. Diplomatic rupture feared as Russia and Bulgaria exchange notes while Greece contemplates looming choices in the widening war.
Bulgaria Sees German Help Amid Balkan Crisis
Bulgaria accepts German backed control over key military staff and presses Russia, while Ankara and Berlin push a broader alliance plan. Germany seeks neutral Greece and Romania, aims to crush Serbia, and expand toward India via the Balkans as Emperor William’s ambitions intensify.
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Russia
Rovern
Serbia
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Constantinople
Greece
Rumania
Balkan Peninsula
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India
Aala
New Naval Board Holds Meeting with Edison Chair
Washington October 6 the new naval Advisory board chaired by Thomas A Edison met to organize plan future work and confer with naval department experts on problems before the navy Fulson presided and about twenty one board members attended the meeting for the department advisory council встречи
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Department
Germans Aim to Capture Dvin sk
German assault on Dvin sk described as feverish, with heavy activity similar to prior alarms. The piece mentions naval and land forces, medical and economic strain, and a report from J. C. Lexet & Co of Toledo selling remedies amid wartime turmoil.
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Dvinak
Korn
Railway and gun positions reported in Austro backdrop
The report notes convoyed rails for a twenty mile advance along the Nemir road with heavy guns moved to the front. A motor procession and cranes at hubs indicate supply lines in action while Cecu Rentrals is said to lead Austrian operations under General Von Pyule and General Boeba-Ermolll.
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Endid
Whella
Hosa
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von Pyule
Boeba-Ermolll
Washington cables neutrality issues in Greece and Belgium tensions
A dispatched cable from the Austrian-Hungarian embassy via the foreign minister reports a contrast between Greece’s leadership and Germany’s actions toward Belgium. The notice appears amid broader neutrality debates and mentions classified ads sections.
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