German Foreign Policy Unshaken By Submarine Debate
London dispatch reports ongoing conflicts within the Reichstag over Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg s stance on submarine warfare and foreign policy. Despite cabinet discussions and testimony from Herr von Jaßow and Admiral von Capelle, the chancellor remains aligned with Hindenburg and the navy, with limited signs of a shift that could end the submarine campaign. The political divide persists among parties and leaders, with only a slight chance of change as markets react to potential US movements.
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Bertis
Thoraday
London
von Ethman i Hollweg
Indereichstag
Reichstag
Herr von Jazow
Admiral von Capelle
Navy
Nati
Mataha von Hindenburg
Karl Welfferich
Catholic Center
Peter Spahn
von Hethmann Hollweg
Spahn
Cotalder
Schiffer
Chaerfala
Pot
Baron Zedittz
Amerea
British Steamer Hawkhead Sunk After Collision at Norfolk
The British steamer Hawkhead, anchored near Sewall's Point, was rammed by the bay steamer City of Norfolk amid heavy fog and sunk in 30 feet of water. Most of the roughly 100 passengers were transferred to nearby vessels and taken to Baltimore. no lives were reported lost. Captain Hand and Hawkhead crew were rescued by small boats, Pocahontas, and other craft.
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Norfolk
Hawkhead
Hampton Honda
Sewall's Point
Chrespeaks Steamboat Company
S Bay Hine
James City
City of Norfolk
Baltimore Steam Packet Company
Haitimore
Collision at sea between two ships near Old Point Comfort
Bulkheads held as the City of Norfolk steamed toward Old Point Comfort and struck the talkhead with force after leaving Savona. The Sawkhead lay at Bewall's Point pier awaiting a berth. both captains refused fuller comment, citing fog and weather.
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Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Bewall’s Point
Virglotaa Rattroid
Savona
GO VIA OREGON SHORT LINE ADVERTISEMENT
The notice promotes travel via the Oregon Short Line to the Conference and State fair. It touts big, comfortable cars and convenient schedules with special trains October 1 leaving Ogden at 8 15 am and returning from Salt Lake at 6 pm. City ticket office details are given at 2514 Washington Avenue.
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Oilier
Washington
Notice of Rension of Fackrell Family in Utah
The Rension of the Fackrell Family will be held at the West Bound Fal Amusement Hall in Hountiful Utah on October 16 1918 All who are connected with the family are centrally invited to attend
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Fackrell
West Bound
Fal Amusement Hall
Hountiful
Utah
Rumanians Are Again Defeated on Multiple Fronts
News from the war fronts reports Austro Hungarian and German forces pushing Rumanians back in eastern Transylvania along a 5 mile front, with heavy fighting in Dobrudja and advances against Russian and Romanian lines. Berlin claims Russian attacks repulsed and prisoners taken. Petrograd cites Russian progress near Treblrood and in Armenia. battles continue on the Somme and in Persia with shifting frontline gains.
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Paris
Transylvania
Homorod
Alt
von Fal Jkenhayn
Hermannstadt
Reps
Bucharest
Fonaras
Dobridja
Brussiloff
Valiynia
Lutsk
Lemberg
Petrograd
Breezany
Prisoiere
Berlin
Galicia
Somme
France
Constantinople
Hamadan
Persia
Ispahan
Tréblrood
Armenia
Towne to Speak in Utah on October 25 and 26
Democratic information from state headquarters indicates former US Senator Charles A. Towne of New York will address Utah audiences October 25 in Halt Lake and October 26 in Ogsen. Senators Gore and Olsen of Oklahoma will visit Utah later in the month with no dates set. A Canyon rally is planned with leaders Judge William H. King and Dr. H. Welling slated to speak.
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Democratite
United States
Charles A. Towne
New York
Utah
Halt Lake
Ogsen
Thomsa Gore
Robert Olsen
Oklahoma
Toma Ume
Canyon
Bingham
Wiliam If. King
Dr. H. Welling
Benson Visits Batt Lake City During West Coast Swing
Allan T. Benson, Socialist presidential hopeful, voiced clear preference for Batt Lake City over other elites during a daylong stop. He toured alone through rain and mud, walked about the town for an hour, and met former Mayor Samuel C. Tark, praising the reunion before departing to the Oregon Short Line depot. Civil service ad at end references exam preparation.
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Batt Lake
Allan T. Benson
Soctattel
Batt Lake City
United States
Pacific Coast
Mr. Benson
Hia
Bir
Deaver & Ito
Agacon
Hia Bacgaze
Oregon
Samuel C. Tark
Browning Plans Major Build at Bear Lake Paris Idaho
Report says M L Browning linked to Idaho capitalists planning a large resort hotel at Paris Idaho. A business block fronting 100 feet on Main Street and 60 feet deep, with two stories, stores on the first floor and offices above, plus a Nate building of similar size. Paris has donated street frontage for the project and local architects in Ogden are drafting the plans.
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Idaho Capitaliste In & Building and Development
Tlear Lake Valley
Diati
Idaho
Paris
Tdaha
at @ business
Boar Lake
Biatebank
Shreets & Madeen
Arcitects
Ogden
Sr. Prowning Ie
Main
Wenter
City of
Thealle
Roma
Nate Wil
Washington Doubts Germany Peace Proposal Report
Washington officials denied claims that Ambassador Gerard was bringing home a request for U S mediation to end the European war. German ambassador Count von Hertnstorf asserted he knew it was true. Officials said only a specific mediation request would trigger U S efforts and that communication between Washington and Berlin is hazardous for delicate talks.
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Washington
State Department
Amassador Gerard
Germany
United States Inter’cede
Count von Hernsterff
The
Department
Gerard
Merlin
Dto
United States
Otelais
Tanatnn
Shetber x
Wita
Dellverents
Central
Growers Association Seeks Redress for Peach Losses in 1914
EM Patterson of Twin Falls testified as an inspector for Zollman company and examined every shipment before it left railroad yards. Brigham and Call represented the growers association, with Kaskina to take depositions from the railroad company in Salt Lake before resuming the federal court case in Salt Lake City.
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Damaxea
Faunt Growers Sues Over Thirty Thousand Dollars
Depositions were taken in Hingham City in the case of the Hingham City Fruit Growers association against the Geo H Zollman Produce company of Bt Fouls. Attorney Frank Hag Kine of Bt Louis, representing Zollman, conducted the depositions in Judge Fin gins court. The suit seeks $30,000.
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Felgham City
Hingham City Fruit Growers’ Association
Geo. H. Zollman Produce Company
Frank TH. Hag+ Kine
Bt. Louis
Vollman Company
BL Fingins
Cuticura Heals Whole Family After Skin Woes
Mrs A Ne Dafton from Oakellie Wath says her family suffered six months of itching blisters and sleepless nights until Cuticura Soap and Ointment cleared their skin in about three weeks. Free trial offer by mail from Cuticura. Sold worldwide.
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A. Ne Dafton
Oakellie
Wath
Meurn Mall
Odatienra
Depth
Boston
Special Meeting of New York Western Mining Stockholders
Notice is given of a special stockholders meeting of the New York and Great Western Mining Smelting and Development Company on October 23, 1916 at its Ogden Utah office to consider amending Article Six to change capital stock to four trillion shares of five cents par value each. Secretary D. Knatess signs.
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New York & Great Western Mining
Melting A Development Co
New York & Great Western Mining, Smelting & Development Company
City of
Ogden
County of Weber
State of
Utah
Berlin reports Russian losses in eastern front drive
The Overseas News Agency claims Russian casualties in the current eastern front offensive topped 736,000 officers and men, with conservative estimates suggesting far higher totals over two years. Wounded returning to the front are excluded, as waves of Russian troops are overwhelmed by German artillery and machine gun fire.
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Tierlin
Duchreless
Bayville
Cautoun
Saya
Overseas
Nursia
Hs Overseas
David Lloyd George
Russia
Gallets
Gisantle Mrures
Rucala Artilery Chen
Korynites
Stokhod
Tustormytyland
Korynitzs
Redmond defends home rule and opposes conscription
Irish Nationalist leader John Redmond spoke in Waterford to supporters arguing that home rule for Ireland remains essential despite the Easter rebellion and inflamed passions. He warned conscription would fail to bolster the army and harm Ireland politically, labeling it a political ploy rather than a military necessity. Read the Classified Ads.
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Waterford
Ireland
John Redmond
Tredmond
Iriah
Neader
O Lasire
Ale
Turks vote to stay in the war with victory urged
A Constantinople telegraph dispatch from Arulentum reports the general congress of the Committee of Union and Progress, presided by the grand vizier, adopted a resolution to pursue the war to a victorious end. War Minister Barer Pasha described the general situation as favorable to the central powers and their allies. Halum Pacha was named general president.
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London
Constantinople
Committee of Union and Progres
Sidies
Barer Pasha
Halum Pacha
Dublin Seeks Loan For City Rebuilding Effort
Dublin reports the city arranging a special meeting to consider an offer from the National City Bank of New York for a loan of 1,000,000 pounds. The funds would be used for rebuilding and housing operations.
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Dublin
Corporation of Dublin
National City Bank of New York
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Bear Lake
Faunt Growers
Cuticura
Dt. Knatess
Home Rule Safe
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J. A. Hogle & CO
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Red Devil
Union Portland Cement Company
Ogden, Ut
W. M. Griffith
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