United States rejects denial of harbor use by German submarines
Washington and London dispatches report the United States maintaining a firm stance on neutral harbor usage, resisting Allied claims that submarines may deny access to ports. President Wilson reviewed navy findings on German and merchant submarine warfare off the American coast while considering possible actions.
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United States
Washington
Polk
Department
Folk
Yansing
Newport
N. J
Wilson
Navy Department
Brooklyn
Lansing
Jules Jusserand
Porte
James Gerard
Germany
New York
Geranl
London
Times Tegal
the Times
Great Anxiety Among Shippers Sees U-53 Movements
News from New York on October 10 reports heightened dread among shippers as German U-53’s presence near Nantucket keeps maritime traffic on edge. Atlantic liners enter and depart lightly, with several vessels delayed or altering courses amid fears of intensified submarine activity.
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New York
Cholea
Steat North Miantic
Nantucket
Thia
Tre
Worth Miliens
Dallas
Urner Fredery
James W
Germany
Cameronia
Frederik
Christiansand
Liverpool
Europesa Porta
Patris
Piraeus
Rynwick
Totterdam
Bergier
Mateeies
Cedric
U-Bost
Louis Costa
Theresilne
San Guglielmo
Atlantic
Camaronla
Tito
Det
Nouth
Cape ‘May
Greek Ship Reports Submarine Sighting Off Nantucket
The Greek steamer Patris from the Mediterranean says it sighted a submarine during inclement weather off Nantucket at 6 30 a m Monday. Patris spoke in Morse but received no reply. Frederik Vil saw no subs and continued.
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Patris
Mediterranean
Nantucket
Ressel
Frederik Vil
Russians Sink Two Submarines Off Murman Coast
Christiania reports a Russian torpedo boat sank two German submarines after they attacked the Russian wireless station at Sepmaviak on the Murman coast. Several persons were killed by submarine gunfire. The report cites Petrograd dispatches dated Oct 11 22 a. m.
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Christiania
Tis Loodon
Sepmaviak
Murman
Acordine
Petrograd
Students Escape From Wisconsin University Fire
Fifteen hundred students fled as a fire swept through the main hall of the University of Wisconsin in Madison. The hall valued at 202000 ahead of a $184000 fire insurance fund and 46000 contents were destroyed. Firefighters and city department aided the blaze.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
State Tre
University Tre Brigate
Wives stand behind husbands in court arraignment case
Chester Hecraft and Hiniie Stone were arraigned before Municipal Judge George Marker this morning on charges of attempting to commit a statutory offense against Miss Nina Shinney last Saturday night. Bond set at $1,000 each. preliminary hearing scheduled for October 19.
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Chester Hecraft
Hiniie Stone
George
Nina Shinney
Joseph Chez
D. J. Stine
Joseph FE. Frans
Aranta
Barker
Allies Fight Near Somme and Bulgerina Front
War dispatches report increased Allied activity south of the Somme with unusual artillery exchanges between Dentecourt and Lihons. Reports from Transylvania note Austrian German forces progressing, while Serbian forces cross the Cerna at Creek Macedonia and Greek politics shift as Venizelos travels to Satan.
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Sommea
French War Office
Dentecourt
Lihons
Theother
Volhyda
Galicia
Haa
Petro Fred
Tserlin
Lembers
Serba Craselny
Bulgarian War Office
Professor Lamtros
Athens
Nically
Greece
Somme
Bate
Sommere
War Office
Libons
Dentcour
Land action and prisoner capture reported on fronts
Intermittent artillery and infantry fire described with center advances and left wing gains. Prisoners and arms seized during patrols. In Copenhagen the Darth submarine Dykkern surfaced after collision with a Norwegian steamer. Five crew members rescued alive, Lt Cdr Christiansen found dead in conning tower.
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Sotag
Danleh
Binks
Copenhagen
London
Dykkern
Christiansen
Armed men guard Standard Oil plant in Cayenne
Cayenne New Jersey October 10 armed policemen guarded the Standard Oil plant as a strike called affecting more than 3 000 workers. Strikers demanded wage increases from 20 to 30 percent. A trolley car carrying workers to work was attacked with stones but no one was seriously hurt.
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Cayenne
N. J
Standard Oil Company
Wrolley
Jwan
Vagrant Charged as Court Handles Multiple Cases
In municipal court Belle Fannon and others forfeited $60 bail after Friday night arrest on vagrancy charges tied to a local Greek robbery case. Guy D. Boles pleaded guilty to taking and operating an automobile without owner consent, ordered to pay 125 or serve 25 days. Ogden Electric Supply car involved. Peter N Hoodrookes fined for a worthless check written March 16 1916 on Commercial National Bank for 28.10 to T Farr Co. check to be honored for train company. City v A H Graves postponed to obtain witness. E Hf Chelmers and Walter Dalry given suspended sentences for drunkenness.
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Belle Fannon, & Nterens
Morniar
J. F. Kelliher
W. E Moore
Guy D. Boles
Ogden Electric Supply Company
Peter N. Hoodrookes
Commercial National Bank
T. Farr & Co
Graves
E. Hf
Chelmers
Walter Dalry
Lillian Broadbent Joins Japanese Mission for Mormon Church
Miss Lillian Broadbent, daughter of Tnoch J. Benadbent, has been called by the Mormon church presidency to serve among Japanese missionaries in far off Japan. She leaves after years of study and work at Wrights store. Farewell events at Weber Academy Thursday feature a program and dance with local musicians and singers.
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Treadbent
Weber Academy
Thuradey
sEdan Kohan
Sola
Robert Greenwell
Sereressse Cleone
Ortel Fitch
Melba Real Jones
Mary Wooley Leith Peatton
Dinah Osea
Reading
Csressten
Weber County approves bonds and loans for county needs
Weber County commissioners approved a bond of 10000 for the Weber Abe tract company and named Zilphia J. Stephens and Effie M. Campbell. They authorized a 5000 loan from Ogden Bank to fund current expenses and approved the poor commissioner's report totaling 5620.73 with 1725 spent on isolation hospital construction in Randall district.
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Weber County
Scenton
Weber Abestract Company
Zilphia J. Stephens
Effie M. Campbell
Joseph F. Storey
Ogden Biste Bank
Poor Commissioner
Randall District
Registration in the City Proves Heavier Than Expected
Reports from the Dee Eccles building indicate heavy registration in city and county polls with frantic calls to both parties. Headquarters note delays in consolidating data and warn that full tallies may not arrive until late tonight or tomorrow morning as campaigns urge early signups to prevent confusion later.
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Dee Eccles
Nse
Campalen Executirs
Brooklyn Nationals win world's series game in Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Nationals defeat the Boston Americans 3 0 3 in a tight world series game to lead the series 1 0. Brooklyn’s timely hitting and steady defense, backed by veteran Jack Coombs until relief was needed, secured the victory despite Gardner’s homer for Boston.
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Flobel
Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyn Nationals
Boston Americans
Folka
Jack Coombs
Boston
Tro Niing
Gardner
Coombs
Jlooner
Danrrin
Bharien
Hobtttzel
Lowiz
Bott
Thomas
Mays
Aa Henriksen
Ogden Utah Notice of Public and Private Institution Payments
Public and private institutions receive daily averages of deliveries and complimentary copies for an advertiser. Locations listed include Ogden Utah and nearby variants. Mortgage security holders and R C Glasmann as chief official are noted. Sworn before Ocannellt on October 5, 1916 with commission copies dated January 1.
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Ceeserteensteenern
Congress
Ogden Standard
Opgten
Utah
State of Utah
Weber
Detarnte
I. C. Glasmesn
Eho
Maya
Art of Congress
K. G. Claman
Ear Yee
Frank Franc
Th. C. Glase
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Colguta
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Bile
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Homondon
Constantinople
Razadore
Ner Lataband
Samadar Dersiad
Standard Oil
Lillian Broadbent
Soll
Bink
the Standard’s
Ogden
Standanl Pubishing Company
Esciso Glasmann
Tt. C. Glaamann
Seer A. le Glan Frank
Witlam Glasmann Estates
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