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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1916

Page

9

Republican Ticket Cast for State and Local Races

A scanned slate shows candidates for president electors and state officials including Charles Preas as president elector, George Sutherland for governor, Harold B. Pfabian treasurer and Joseph Jensen as auditor. It lists district judges, attorneys general, tax and recorder roles, and local positions like sheriff, surveyor, and county commissioners with names such as Hoyt, Mabey, and Ring. The page presents a partisan ballot with many offices and designated candidates for the upcoming election.

United States George Sutherland

Notice of Special Meeting of New York and Great Western Mining

Stockholders of the New York and Great Western Mining Smelting and Development Company will meet on October 23, 1915, at 8:00 p.m. in Room 201 College Building Ogden Utah to amend Article Section 5 to set capital stock at 50,000.20 dollars divided into 1,060,000 shares at five cents each. Secretary J. H. Knau ss confirms.

New York & Great West G. Smelting & Development New York & Great Western Mining, Smelting & Development Company New York & Great Western Mining, Emetting ,& Development Company Col. Hudasa Bullting Hudnos Avenue Twenty-fourth Street Ogden County of Weber State of Utah We of Sald H, Knauss

British Gain on Balkan Front report details actions

British forces repulsed raids south of Hermannstadt and advanced east of the Full Valley. Romanian withdrawals observed around Kronstadt and in the Galfruan mountains north of Kronstadt. Prosenik occupation reported after railway crossing. Center claims capture west of Devedfil and heavy Bulgarian resistance on the left. Allies note operations from October 1 to 10.

Bucharer London Hermannatadt Rastapian Troupe Full Valley Kronstadt Galfruan Mountains Kroonstadt Saya Paris Meredonia Prosenik Deved Fil Bers ‘Bians

Catarth Cure Promises Quick Relief With Tonics

An advertisement touts a patent remedy named Catarth and Logab Applications. It claims cure of catarrh using a tonic blend by a listed firm in Toteda. The text urges readers to try the medicine as a direct, non quick fix from a physician backed formulation.

Coexet & CO Fox Brice

Six Thousand Prisoners Captured as Hallany Advances

Oct 13 report says Hallany forces renewed an offensive against Austro-Hungarian positions along the Adriatic and central fronts. They claim about 6000 Austrian prisoners, breakthroughs at several fronts, and gains near Trieste and along the Cardo region. In Macedonia, Italian French actions and Balkan clashes continue with trench gains and ongoing fighting near Monastir and Cerna river.

Hallany Triest Austria Adriatic Epterai Gorda Bouth Dorizis Tobar Vert ‘Olba Rome Cardo Vipaceo Nouvilla Nothern Trenilog Elsa Greek Macedonia Tirliles Raye Papalova Prosenlk Devepltl Monastir Herlin Cerna River Vardarenten

War Must Go On Says Asquith

London reports Premier Asquith insists the war must continue and cannot end in a dishonest peace. He seeks a vote of credit totaling 309 million pounds and outlines current and projected expenditures across army, navy, munitions, and allied support. He frames needs as adequate reparation and future security.

London Sard House of Come Thoas

Wilson names eight hour law inquiry commission

President Wilson appoints Georgs Goethals Edgar Clarke and George Rabblee to a commission to investigate the Adamson eight hour law for railroad workers. The panel includes northern figures and aims to study the broader impact before the law's January 1 effective date.

Wilson Georgs Ww. Goethals Rev Eral Panama Canal Zone Panama

Civil Service Positions Prep Courses Offered at Home

Advertisement notes home study civil service exam preparation with courses and pass information. Mentions Dor 17h and Ogden location with request to furnish data on courses. Includes timing and enrollment cues for prospective applicants.

Dor Ogden

Special Train 10 to Huntsville Rally Planned by Republicans

The Young Men's Republican Club led by David TL. Stine plans participation in a Huntsville rally for Senator Thurman Sterling of South Dakota. A riders’ escort and a parade on the main street are arranged with a 6:25 train from Ogden. Sterling’s Salt Lake City stop is expected around 5 PM for a royal reception.

Tiepublicans Qader Weber County Muntsville Thurman Sterling South Dakota Young Men's Republican Club David TL. Stine Huntarille Renator Sterling

Milk by the Yard Prank Turns Sour at Shop

An Irish man read a notice that everything is sold by the yard. He entered the shop and asked for a yard of milk. The shopman dipped a finger in milk and measured a yard, quoting a price of five cents as the man reluctantly paid and left the counter.

Eline & Yard Jong Pol Pam Tient

Wilson Names A Commission On Heart President’s Special

President Wilson announced the appointment of seven members to the advisory commission for the council of national defense. The picks include Daniel Willard, Samuel Gompers, Dr Franklin H Martin, Howard E Collin, Herward Baruch, Dr Hollis Godfrey, and Julius Rosenwald. The council aims to coordinate transportation and industrial mobilization for national defense and to mobilize resources across government and industry.

Wilson Hinerleburg Todianapolia Austory Commission Council of Nations Defense Congress Yay Ingbo Couniel Daniel Willard Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Franklin H. Martin Chico Howard E. Collin Detroit Herward Baruch New York Hollis Godfrey Philadelphia Julius Rosenwald Chicago Totowa Council of National Defense Compress Cire Committee of Industrial Vnaval Consulting Board Council Uben Amercianiam

Great Day for Italian Forces Near Cosmagon and Carso

Rome reports a successful offensive on Mount Pasadia and surrounding fronts. Italian infantry seized entrenchments near Cosmagon, advanced past Mount Menerle and Mount Ttolte, taking 620 prisoners including ten officers. In Traviznala valley fighting continued with enemy delays, and on the Julian front attacks at Vertoebizza yielded 860 prisoners. Carso operations captured much of the Perergl camp area with 8076 prisoners and 164 officers, plus large quantities of arms and munitions.

Rome London Mount Pasadia Cosmagon Mount Menerle Ttolte Traviznala Julian Tobar Veretha Carso Ecemy Perergl Vipsero Nouvilla Tul 208

Savannah Rumor Discredited and Submarine Report

In Savannah Ga a rumor about a submarine hirkion outlier failed to materialize and was widely discredited by informed men. The Huntted steamer Noy cleared in the morning. The Falittk Denny Pennybeidge and Slenhovseronly branches of the National Union of General Workers directed their district executives to push for wage increases of 1.20 for workers and a 20 percent rise for Piecemarket workers.

Savannah Bavannah Noy Falittk Denny, Pennybeidge Slenhovseronly Scotland National Union of General Workers

U S Fights Over U Boat Raid Inquiry Timing

Washington reports the United States will not decide on a policy regarding the U boat raid off the New England coast until a full investigation is completed. Secretary Lansing, returning from White House talks, said a comprehensive report from Rear Admiral Knight is pending, and decisions will follow the naval findings and neutrality board review.

Washington Milicu United States New England Oformeton Ae Tanelng Wilson Stradgw Lawn Athough Hay Marh Admiral Knight Parnamore Lancing Bers Koizht State Department Atlantic Lanning Appam Mate Department

Supreme Court Hears Utah Water Power Case In Washington

The Supreme Court devoted today and tomorrow to oral arguments on a Utah water power dispute involving federal and state control. Attorneys included W W Hodges and Graham Bunner for Utah Power & Light, Ernest Konedel for the state, and H T Waldo with A Bailey for Beaver River Power and Utah Power & Light. The session drew barristers from Denver and Salt Lake City, with observers noting the tense atmosphere surrounding the pivotal case.

Eupreme Utah Washington, D. C Iupremea Uteb WW. Y. Hodges Denver Graham Bumner Utah Power & Light Company Anshinct Ausof Ney Ernest Konedel Governaren H. TL

Greece Gives Up Fleet to Allied Demands

London reports Greece accepted entente demands and will hand over nearly all naval assets. Admiral Fournet presented ultimatum to Greece demanding transfer of the fleet except Averoff, Lamnox, and Kilkis, plus control of the Phasoun-Larless railway, by Wednesday. Vague notes on deserions and ships’ origins follow amid wartime tensions.

London V. m—Vies Dartige du Fournét Mediterranean Greece Averett Lamnox Kilkis Ace Meuter Athesa Minister of Marine Fournot Kikla Hemnos Paara Hydra Sedt Balamis Bay Idaho Bmnsaltsippi Trelli Alto New York Shipbuilding Company Fei Hung China Turkey France Germany England Tt Fe Fleyter Wes

Dairymen to raise milk prices amid higher costs

Dairymen in Weber County announce price increases on milk and dairy products due to higher feeding costs. The new rates take effect Sunday, with 32 quarts and other containers priced accordingly. Higher hay prices and feed costs drive the change, impacting dealers and restaurants. Coal miners in Southern Colorado face union pressure and a broader civil conflict as unions expand across camps.

Weber County Tota Bureau Colorado United Bline Workers’ Union

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