New York Socialists Eye City Hall As Tammany Faces Off
A four cornered mayoral race shapes New York politics as Fusion candidate Mitchell fights Bennett with Tammany backing Hylan. Socialist Hulquist poses threat amid war peace debates and calls for municipal ownership and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Fueroy Mitchell
Morris Hulquist
J. F. Hylan
Frederick M. Kirby
Tammany
Mitchell
William
Deanett
Manhattan
Fusion
Bennett
Mitchell Jeans
Hylan, Ton
Ranalog Ibe
Java
Mores Hulquit
Campfien
Soldiers Buy Liberty Bonds in New York Firestorm
Liberty bond drives reported across New York state show regimental uptake averaging from fifty to ninety percent. In the United States Army, subscriptions total over 2 million with New York federal reserve district announcing 1286 333 150 in subscriptions. The War Loan drive sees new pledges from major financial and tobacco firms and a warning from former ambassador James W. Gerard that failure of the second Liberty loan would force resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW York
United States Army
Department of the East
National Army
New York Federal Reserve District
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Todscen Trade Committee
Inez
Eixteen
Aberty
James W. Gerard
Ambassacor
Germany
Churches Favor Woman Suffrage in Council Session
In Columbus on October 1 the National Council of Congregational Churches adopted by a large majority a resolution urging support for woman suffrage. The debate also touched on prohibition work, with a call to President Wilson to ban during wartime the use of foodsales for liquor production and sale.
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Columbus
Council of Congregationali Church
Wilson
Simple open air breathing and capsules claim fat reduction
A newspaper ad touts a home fat loss method referencing ten daily breaths and kerin capsules after meals and at night. It promises rapid weight reduction, improved health, vitality, and happiness, urging readers to obtain kerin capsules at the drug store.
Migratory Bird Uses Announced by Agriculture Department
The Department of Agriculture issued amended migratory regulations with several state timing changes. Open seasons now vary by state from September 16 to December 31 in many areas, and some states extend or shift dates. Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York and others keep December 1 to January 15 in certain zones.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Wisconsin
Min
Nesota
Noth Dakota
South Dakota
Montagna
Wyoming
Colorado
Oregon
Nevada
Pronassivants
Rhodeslan
Connerticut
Tang Taund
New York
New Jersey
Utah
Orecon
Tintaw Furbade
Tawa
Marine Worker May Tie Up New York Port
Marine workers' union at Port of New York threatens to disrupt operations over bread shipments and wage terms. International Brotherhood leaders claim most shipowners oppose the action while promising to defend workers’ rights.
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N. Y
York
Marine Workers
W York
Dorlanen
Cantata T
Magers Temaniteat
Thir Heatenen
Release of Professor from German Prison Feats Ill Power
Paris reports the release of a French university professor from a German prison by extraordinary means. The narrative describes intense tests and alleged torture to prove blindness before demand for release. A contrasting ad promotes Foley Kidney Health with a testimonial from Stone, along with a local drug company note.
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Paris
Nyp Malle
Ratbanne
Onla
India
Rumanians Thank United States for Aid
A Romanian war minister General Janeovescu telephones the American ambassador David Thompso n to express gratitude for aid. He cites a Red Cross mission at the front and warns more supplies and funds are needed, noting medicine shortages and disease among troops. American manpower and funds are requested.
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Petrograd
Janeovescu
David Th
Nita
Reneral Ead
Red Cross
Japan
America
Community notices from Brigham City events and visits
The Brigham City column reports a parcel shower for Miss Anthora Foreaten with guests including Miss Florence Stokes and Miss Fayoon Valender. Daughters of the Pioneers gatherings, Kindergar ten club leadership changes, and a Lily camp meeting are noted. Local residents plan moves, visits, and business changes, with several entries about travel and new appointments.
Garland Society News and Local Events in Garland
An automobiile accident injured two and none seriously. Mrs W King was uninjured after being run over. Ross Woods age 12 and Mire M Compton sustained injuries with a broken arm. Dr W M Ceason treated them. A Studebaker with three passengers traveled to Bishop A R Capenec in Garland. Garland bank moved to new two story brick building after 1917 fire. Sugar factory will carry its sugar stamp on October 12 1918. Garland electors to register for municipal election October 16 and 20. Election set for November 6 1917. Mrs Ernest Jensen hosted a social gathering. Mrs Virko Nelson and about forty guests attended. Mr and Mrs E Schneider entertained at dinner for friends. Mr and Mrs F D Baird hosted dinner in honor of Miss Johnson of Brigham City. Mrs Ray Tarrant visiting relatives in Brigham City. Mr H Sitski of Paris Tennessee visiting Garland a few days. Mrs A Murle visiting relatives in Salt Lake City. Mrs P Gross of Wenatchee Washington visiting Garland. Mr Thomas F L Sechat visiting Brigham City. Mrs Z O Manrock of Centerville visiting sister Mrs George Waughes. Mr and Mrs W O H Elmer visiting Welk Clitches Ogden this week.
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W. King
Ross Woods
M. Compton
W. M. Ceason
Keven Parcenger Studebaker
Bishop A. RR. Capenec
Garland
Garland Bank
Garland Sugar Factory
Local social notes from Ogden and nearby visits
Mrs. D. F. Steele of Ogden visits Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Cragan. Mr. and Mrs. J. Plyer of Cornish Idaho are staying for a few days. Mrs. Manning spent conference week in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Schreider returned after a Salt Lake visit. Mrs. Wallace and daughter stay in Tri City. Petersen family and friends visiting Salt Lake. the Petersen couple left for Salt Lake for a few days.
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Mra
D. F. Steele
Ogden
Mrs
W. M. Cragan
Mr. and
Mea. J. Plyer
Cornish, Idaho
David E. Manning
Salt Lake
Aira
Elv. Schreider
W. G. Wallace
Huth
Trigehar City
Utah Boy Falls From Troop Train in Los Angeles
Private Robert F. Knowlden Jr of A battery 145th field artillery fell from a troop train window near the California State Hoe in Los Angeles. He survived a 50 foot embankment drop with deep facial head and neck wounds, no bones broken, and was moved to a Los Angeles hospital where doctors expected recovery. His comrades continued their tour with only this incident. He remembered nothing after waking at the embankment and crawled back to consciousness to near the track. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J B Knowlden of Provo Utah. The unit plans to unload at Linda Vista at dawn and set up camp.
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Los Angeles
California State
Robert F. Knowllen, Jr
F Battery
145Th Field Artillery
Firaty Gtah
Tral No. 19
Los Angeles Hospital
Guy van Seoyoe
Regimental Medical Corps
Knowlden
Brand
Ito
Linda Vista
Cen
Woman shoots own toes after night fright in Michigan
In Mio Michigan Miss Lattle Perties woke at 2 a m to a perceived intruder and shot off two toes with a pistol from beneath her pillow. In Montrose Kilburn’s cow, once grand Western Colorado milk champion, failed to qualify at Grand Junction this year after missing production. A joke on bad luck: someone asked thirteen times and was rejected.
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Mio, Mich
Montrose
T. Kilburn
Colorado
Grand Junction
Remo skin remedy for itching and acne claims
An advertisement touts a liquid treatment named Remo said to cure skin conditions including acne itch pimples rashes and blackheads. It promises overnight clearance for minor blemishes and claims zero staining and safety for sensitive skin with a 1 dollar extra jar price.
Russian Troops Capture Trenches Near Pekoff Road
Petrograd dispatch reports on October 12 that Russian forces captured trenches south of the Pekoff road in the Mira region after a counterattack. North of the road, Russian posts held positions under German artillery pressure.
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Petrograd
Couny
Pekoff
Mira Reelon
Frank Gotch Ill in Chicago and Catarrh Cure Ad
Frank Gotch the former world’s champion wrestler is seriously ill in Chicago. Accompanied by Mrs. Gotch the pair traveled from Hum boul t, Indiana, en route to the Philippines for a rest. The notice promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy claiming cure for catarrh with testimonials and a $100 reward for any failure to cure.
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Chicago
Frank Goteh
Orid
Goteh
Humboult
FL J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Obi
F. J. Cheney & Oe
Ark Man Improves and Heads to German Hospital
A man from Arkansas showed evident improvement and was taken to a German hospital. Reports say he was saved from an evident kidney ailment through treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Probate and Guardianship Notices and a Divorce Summons
Notice to creditors for the estate of George Francis McIntosh in Ogden Utah. Administrator McIntolin asks creditors to present claims by November 16 at Utah National Bank. Also a Weber County Utah District Court summons for Delbert Dain versus Mary E Rain seeking divorce. The case, filed Sept 15 1917, will proceed if not answered within 20 days after service. Attorney Marriott represents the plaintiff. Last publication Sept 20 1917.
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George Francis McIntosh
Clamax
Utah National Bank
Washington Avenué
Twenty-fourth Strect
Ogden
Uriah
District Court of Weber Counstyy
State of Utah
Delbert Dain
Mary E. ‘Rain
Btate of
Utah
Mid Court
Platotitf
Marriott
Tlalntlla
Eccles Mig
Onden City
Firat
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Tammany Nomines
Hylan
Brooklyn
William Rnndolph Hearst
Ilylan
Johnny
Juhnny
Penearels
Taagi
Eilenne
Eeecham's
Langeet
Aer
Bebe World
Hosel
Corm Waar
Testa
Stone
Second Street
Treading
AJA
Mintyare Dnug Co
United States
Chile
Sloan
Northern Utah News
Brigham City Society
Brigham City
Oct
Mtra
George W. Stokes
Paents
Fiorence Stokes
Misa Fayoon Valendier
Cleo Stokes
Centhe
Amy Wright
Maud, Soreneen
Oscar Forsgren
Charles D. Brown
Deseret
Daughters of the Pioneers
Fourth Ward
Samuel Campbell
Stany
Sire
A. J. Stout
Mra. C. Xd. Tankelley
George Anderson
Vics
Daughters of the Pioneera
Orson Nelson
Mre.c
Hansen
Nra
B.C. Wisem
A. W. Valentine
Catherine Ki. Hansen
Joseph Valentine
Etla Watking
Ella Watkins
Charlotte Reeder
John W. Phillips
Arthur Stayner
Norman Lee
Mary Jensen
Mary Wallace
Filan Jensen
Alice Miffin
Fabert Ring
Ada Valentine
Allan Norma Nelnon
Miaxel Thea
Coriding Valentine
Miss Triestelt
J. A. Btewart
The
Stewart Motor Company
Balt Tako
Mra. Grant Black
Kirt-land
Mare
Logan
Mrs. Dlack
Misa Tleea
Mra. Dark Nees
Thomas F. Sccrat
Balt Take City
Olatt Parsons
Ozen
Parsone
Brigham
Consumera’ Wholesale Grocery
Ezra. Jacobsen
Moorington, Idaho
Susa Nora Luseher
Springville
John F. Erdmann
A. Ieonthe
Prova Fa
V. Phillips
Hallstrom
California
Garland Society
Ernest Jensen
Ehowee
Bonwr Wi
Virko Nelson
E. ¥. Sehneider
Feve
F. D. Baird
Alee
Mex. Johnson
Brighamty
Ray Tarrant
Renives
Brigham Cuty
Mrs. H. Sitski
Titanio
A. Murle
Balt Lake
Wiiene
Enterprise
Crah
Vis
Ming
Mere. P. Gross
Wetnatches, Wash
Mr. Thomas
Brieham Fit
Manrock
Centerville
George Waughes
Mee W. Oh. Elmer
Foley
B.A
Metntyre
Vytum Petersen
Ache Palsile
Fla Grebo Clix
Sra. C. Petersen
Boy
Provo
Young Rnowlden
J. B.ihnowlden
the Tribune
Ogden State Bank
State Bank
Frank Gotch
Ine
Mads By the
Ogden Portland Cement Co
Commercial National Bank
Rrepere Uva Gigners
A.V. McIntolin
Wade M. Johnson
Nate
Rosewood
McBride Drug Co
Haree of Quality
Union Portland Cement Company
Gen
Ogden, Ut
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