British Defeat of German Troops Reported
London reports a British command briefing on a German assault south of the La Bassée canal. British lines held with heavy fire. several attacks repulsed. Western front gains limited and air combats noted. Parliament and foreign policy debates loom as Britain weighs Greece and Balkan strategy amid ongoing war.
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Celebrating Fifty Years of Vassar College at Poughkeepsie
Delegates from numerous colleges and universities in the United States and abroad attended the fiftieth anniversary celebration of Vassar College in Poughkeepsie. The day featured the outdoor theatre piece Vassar Caleso Milestones, a play by alumnae, and events including the Alumnae Commemoration and Intercollegiate Student Conference.
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New York
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Train Hits Auto Near Pocatello Killing Two Men
Two men were killed instantly and a third injured near Alexander, Idaho, after attempting to cross a railroad track as an approaching train struck their car. The victims were C. Selue and Heath Bettin, known locally as Nan Craft, both residents of Pocatello.
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French News On October Week of War Progress
Paris reports from October 9 summarizing Allied advances in Artois Champagne and near Nayatin. French troops consolidate gains north of Thelus and Arras, with trenches and villages captured. German efforts to counterattack fail, and Allied casualties include 35,000 German prisoners and 346 artillery pieces.
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Germans Leave Thousands Dead Reported Amid War Advance
Report from Tandon on October 01 indicates counts of thousands dead as Central powers press into the Balkans. No formal confirmation of a major offensive by Bulgaria against Serbia is available, with limited public statements. The only item mentioned concerns a road junction near Nish and Belogradchik showing signs of disruption.
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Chicago Saloon Closings Cut Crime Record, Police Say
Chicago on Sunday closed saloons for a flat ten hour period yielding a low crime day. Of the 1430 saloons in the city, only twenty eight violated Mayor Thompson's order. The western districts reported subdued theater crowds while suburban areas saw autos parties boosting business. Fifteen arrests for drunkenness contrasted with higher counts in prior days. Closing saloons kept about two thousand workers idle and cost saloon keepers around four hundred thousand dollars in revenue.
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Thompson
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Edison Explains How He Led Board Meetings Deafness Not An Obstacle
Weat Orange New Jersey October 11 Thomas A Edison chairman of the new naval advisory board told friends how he, deaf, presided over Washington meetings last week. The explanation rests on wireless telegraphy with pilot engineer Dr Miller Hutchison operating. Hutchison and Edison use Storme code. Hutchison spoke into a receiver while Edison heard by wrist device at about thirty words a minute.
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New Naval Advisory Board
Washington
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Pilet
Edison Laboratories
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Moxera
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Wilson Notes Foretell Wilsons Trade Policy Change
President Wilson weighs a long note to Secretary Lansing on British interference with American trade and the blockade debates. The document, delayed to align with German talks, may be issued soon and covers contraband and detentions, with related Packers cases referenced in a broader communication. Eddie Duffy and Jess Day prepare for a 20 round boxing match in Denver, Ammon Reynolds dies in Murray, and a businessman is injured in Trin Palle Idaho in a separate report.
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Defense of Press Bureau Sparks Censorship Clash
Sr John A. Simon defends the official press bureau against censoring attacks and blames field front coordinators for news suppression. He notes the Times copy was censored by the bureau and rejects the idea that the bureau judges what to withhold, stating the censoring was final and not his to question.
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Times
John Diclares
Eters Clan
Child Struck by Automobile in Washington
Virginia Harris, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs V Harris of 2856 Harrison Ave, was hit by a car at Twenty third Street and Washington Avenue. She suffered a badly injured right shoulder and facial scrapes but doctors expect no serious harm. Passengers listed include Isaac Filnders Roy Wolfer Jack Smedon and Marty Nevis. Wolfer named as driver. The Harris family recently moved from Layton Utah to Ogden.
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Ogden
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Lost Packer Mining Erecting Mill At Salt Lake Meeting
At the annual meeting of Lost Packer Mining Company in Salt Lake, officials and directors were reelected. The new mill, designed for 100 tons per day, will treat low-grade ore and bolster development for higher-grade bodies, with water power plans to be pursued due to a winter water shortage.
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Woman who posed as a man in Civil War dies in Watertown
A woman who served in the Union Army under the assumed name Albert J. Caab ier died at Western Hospital in Watertown. Her sex was revealed after years when an operation led to a former comrade recognizing her as the man he believed to be.
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Democrats to Meet in Park City for City Nominating Ballot
Democratic primaries set for Wednesday with districts Rio Grande depot Second district city hall Third district Swedham Lal to choose thirty three delegates for the city contention at the city ball October 16 at 8 oclock nominating candidates for Mayor Recorder Treasurer and four Councilmen Concrete paving begun in Provo opposite the post office on Center street with rapid work planned as residents watch the project.
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Lansing Refuses Vote on New York Suffrage
Secretary Lansing said he would not vote on Korean suffrage in New York this year due to inability to travel to register. He noted the cabinet and president would vote for suffrage in various states. Elsewhere in Springville, ward leadership changed as George Jay Mascoch became bishop of the Fourth Ward, replacing J. S. Condy.
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J. 8. Condy
Questionable Health Remedies From Early 20th Century Ads
A collection of fragmented patient queries and promotional blurbs describes various home remedies and patent medicines. Stories mention kidney trouble treatments, blood purifiers, scalp tonics, and weight gain schemes, with manufacturers urging readers to mail for tubes, consultations, and orders. Guidance is inconsistent and often medically dubious.
Leadership changes in Mt tberg church council election
J Will Kaizht and AL X resigned from their roles amid an annual meeting. Alva Sebriska was chosen as first counselor, John W Allaman as second counselor, and William K Harrison as ward clerk. J BL Keeler remains listed in proceedings.
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Ballot Card Warning in Voter Guide
Instructions request voters to mark an X beside preferred candidates for each position in the square. The guidance outlines marking method and emphasizes choosing one candidate per office. No names or offices are provided in the fragment.
Official Primary Ballot Candidates for Ogds City
Official list of candidates for the October 19, 1015 primary election across Ogds City's offices including Mayor, Commissioner for the Four-year Term, Auditor and Municipal Judge. Ballot presents party designation where shown and candidate names for each office.
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