Visiting delegates at San Quentin prison meeting
Oakland Calif Oct 22 San Quentin penitentiary hosts the American Prison Association session led by Warden Arthur Pratt of Utah State Prison. Delegates planned to tour the prison and attend talks including judge J E Frick of Utah on criminals and their punishment. Topics included outdoor work for prisoners and the honor system. President Pan E Bowers MD of the Indiana state prison presided.
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San Quentin
Arthur Pratt
Utah State Prison
Oakland
Cal
San Quents
United
Deledex
Lonehees
Janey
San Francisco
Utah Sail Prion
San Quentin Prison
Ssmociation
Pan E. Bowers
Todlana State Prison
Richlean City
Ind
Migratory Bird Law Case Heard By Supreme Court
Washington October 12 The Driefa case was presented in the supreme court by the Boone sud Crockett club the New York Zoological Society and the Camp Fire club of America urging upholding of the federal migratory bird law The Camp Fire club argued birds through insect destruction act as a national agent and are essential in nature control
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Washington
Supreme Court
Oy Boone Sud Crockett Club
New York Zoological Society
Camp Firs Club of America
Camp Fire Club
Trade and food in war tied to military efficiency
A fragment discusses protection as a European issue, arguing military efficiency hinges on food, not fighting power alone. It warns that global supply balance makes a general crop failure costly in peace, urging vigilance. It notes a program at the Lyceum featuring near Navy material and Chaplin in "Work."
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Atlantic
Pacific
Blavation
Agricultural clubs rapidly increase in northern states
Washington report shows more than 200 new members added to agricultural clubs in northern and western states during the past fiscal year. Department figures indicate clubs totaled 2007 at year end June 20, 1914, up from 1913, excluding mother and daughter clubs.
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Warhington
Department of Aprimfdir
Ranting Clube
National Guard Held for Duty in Charleston Polls
Charleston D C Oct 12 Four companies of South Carolina National Guard and three divisions of the naval militia were kept in armories to ready to supplant police if Sheriff J K Martin deems order cannot be kept at the municipal primary. Sheriff also called deputies for potential duty but no disturbances were evident early. The Democratic primary was seen as a proxy for election. The day also featured a local factions dispute and a showing of Chaplin in Work Near the Navy at the Lyceum.
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Charleston
D. C
National Guard of
South Carolina
Naval Militia
J. K. Martin
Will of People to Rule China Emphasized by Yuan
Peking reports President Yuan Shikai acknowledges petitions from all provinces urging restoration of monarchy. He says the will of the people governs any change, elections must follow constitutional limits, and the national assembly will be convened early next year. He adds he would accept an emperor if the people declare monarchy.
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Yuan Shi Kai
Peking
Yuan Sui Kai
Petiilong
Yoan Shi Nai
Tk de
Yuan Bai Kal
Austria Appeals to the Public to Surrender Jewelry
The Austrian government calls on the public to surrender all gold and silver jewelry, plate and similar items to the mints for conversion. The move aims to bolster gold reserves and fund payments abroad for military needs. Surrenderors will be paid in banknotes and bonds.
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Com
Urteb
Switzerland
London
Jones denies interview claims in Examiner account
The text records Jones denying he gave a purported interview quoted by the Examiner. It includes his assertion that he never uttered negative statements about Glasmann or Kelly, and that neither Kelly nor Glasmann would be involved with any police department-related matters.
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Jones
Examiner
Roctuie
Bern Revelie
Glaemaon
Eald My. Jones
Bin
Anoffer
Glasmann
Telog
Glasmann-Helly
Exaimiger
Garuann-Kelly
Qaden Sunday
Mev
Aleaander
Ormaty
Audress
John F
Pires
On Jder
Atrbed
Police Department
Kelly
Qlasmann
Former Chief Browning hunts missing police records
Former Ogden City Chief of Police E J Browning reviewed the police station records and asserted no pages were missing in the last six months of 1911. He challenged auditors, defended memorandum slips as originals, and questioned claims that slips or records were burned. He said a forthcoming statement from the current chief could clear up the matter.
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Thortae
E.J. Browning
Alterna
J. N. Fulton
Fulton
Browning
Ser Senal
Wilson
Police Corvention
Buffalo
Detroit
Origiris
Fultoc
Uf Tthore Deheta
Emoran
Agale
Ogden City
Qlasmann
City Recorder’s
City Auditor's
Thames Laver
Fare
Laver
Lares
Pallea
Roslier
City boards action on Patterson avenue bridge and water lease
City commissioners referred petitions for a bridge over Irrigation canal on Thirty-fifth Street and street grading to the superintendent of streets. Aboard action updated election duties in Fourth district and allowed department claims including public safety and waterworks warrants. A Wheeler Creek water lease was reformulated as a continuous agreement to meet city needs.
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City Board of Commissioners
Patterson Avenue
Win¢ain
Grant Avenues
Frome Bleve
Arlet
Thomas Emmett
Clarence Fellows
L. J. Best
Irrigation Canal
Thirty-fifth Street
Grant Avenue
Wheeler
Wheeler Creek
Jessy
Eliy
Probate petitions filed in district court October 22
The district court hears petitions for estate settlements guardianships and admin orders covering Peter Chida minor Lis M Nelson Kenneth Murray and other estates. Notices seek real estate settlements guardianship actions and discharge of guardians in various matters including John F Britt deceased and Homer G Eccles minor wards.
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Bernert
Bearleg I
Diatrict Court
Peter Chida
Lis M. Nelson
Kenneth M. Murray
Margaret Manley
John F. Britth
Wi J. Vivian
Homer G. Eccles
Homer
W. J. Eccles
Vian Eccles
Presbyterian Sunday School Program at Oxden First Church
The Utah State Sunday School association plans its annual gathering at First Presbyterian church of Oxden from Octave to 4 with a full program. Friday features include sessions on problems in church work led by Rev. O. T. Flak and music by Mrs. W. F. Core. Saturday offers reports on parish survey and open conference led by Mrs. Ormaby and Mr. John Alexander.
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Utah State Sunday School Association
First Presbyterian Church of
Oxden
T. Flak
Sire
W. F. Core
Lacey
Jire
Thor A.M
Drunkenness and Suspended Sentences at City Court
The city court heard multiple cases of drunkenness and related offenses. Included were Prem Mariner a Russian laborer given a suspended sentence after depositing most of his money in a bank, Natmey Mullican fined with a suspended sentence for drunkenness, and John Predariksen, John McKay, Jerry Kane also receiving suspended sentences.
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Bobo
Prem Mariner
wUty
Bret
Ft. J. Baumunk
Hin
John McKay
Jerry Kane
Ar Reslek
Hatty Nott
Grast Avenue
Ile
Berlin note to Gerard reframes American passport issue
Secretary Lansing announced that Ambassador Gerard Berlin sent a formal note from the German government regarding an alleged minute on American passports. An investigation had been underway since a July note raised questions of infractions. Berlin foreign ministry denies complicity in passport schemes.
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Washington
Lansing
Gerard Berlin
Lanting
Rif
Gerard
Berlin
Altice
Atrocities in Turkey Renewed Amid Wartime Turmoil
Washington reports from Ambassador Morgen indicate renewed Armenian atrocities in Asiatic Turkey after Bulgaria joined the war. The U.S. had warned Turkey that such acts would alienate American support, with promises to protect Armenians who traveled and to spare certain Armenian factions, yet details show conditions not strictly enforced.
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Washington, D. C
Asiade
U. 5
Turkey
Fairler
Armenian refugees plan changes in resettlement
A quarter era notes that $100,000 from private subscriptions has been allocated for Armenian refugees now banished to desert towns. Arrangements were set to funnel Armenians into the country between the Tiarie and Euphray rivers, except for those whose friends or relatives send for them.
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Anbay Jander
West Point Needed for National Defense Leaders Say
Governor Dunn urged stronger national defense including federal compensation for National Guard members and more rigorous college training. He advocated establishing munitions factories and possibly another West Point while praising Swiss systems as democratic models. He noted low drilling pay and argued for more Guard troops, factory hubs in the Midwest, and rapid Arsenal development to deter invasion.
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Dunn
National Guard
U. S
Quincy
West Point
Newand
W Kort
Witnois Dora
Natead
Middle West
Twax
United States Arsenal
Rock Island
Acme
Middle We
Ertteen Seaboard
Chicess Republic
Switzerlands Struggle Amid Global War Turmoil
Amid global conflict and a fragile balance of power, Switzerland faces a challenging stance. The nation seeks to preserve its independence while navigating pressures from rival blocs and a tense international scene.
Making a Hit Advertisement of a Bracelets Sale
An ad for a recent enamel collection of bracelets offered for sale. It claims safe sale to gather interest among readers and describes entering a room with carved wal braces and a display designed to capture attention. The notice appears in the Christian Register.
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Artlate
Rense
Fragmentary OCR Note on Nonsense Phrases and Names
A garbled excerpt presents puzzled lines about "What do they mean" and "Christian Boldlere" with dropped items like "Tipperary" and "Onwand" alongside a reference to a Professor Parker claiming an Inver Mon related to Henry Ford's submarine. The text hints at misread names and unclear authorship but provides no coherent event or clear individuals beyond Ford and Parker.
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Tipperary
Christian Boldlere
Wenry
Parker
Henry Ford
Ford
Akron Manufacturer’s Wife Seeks Divorce Amid Affair Claims
Mrs. Sadie J. Plier sues for divorce citing her husband’s alleged creation of privileges with other women. He responds by alleging his wife formed close ties with Col. George H. Worthington, an Irish millionaire, as part of the dispute.
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Badle J. Pfeiffer
Akron
George HH. Worthington
Ireland
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