Democrats in conference boost Utah campaign tour
Democratic candidates Simon Bamberger and Judge King conferred with state committee members at Democratic headquarters in conference yesterday. Welling also attended. Bamberger reported growing public support across the state as he and his party planned meetings in Eureka Mammoth Silver City Nephi and other towns while King and Welling prepared further stops in Corinne Jane Ville Garland and Pleading.
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Simon Bamberger
W. H. King
United States Senate
Utah
Democratic
State Committee
M. H. Welling
Congress
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Eureka
Mammoth
Silver City
Judge King
Welling
Bar Elder County
Wim
Corlane
Welllog
Weber
Box Elder
Roy
Hooper
Slaterville
Riverdale
North Ogden
Pleasant View
Main City
Huotaville
Witland
Mantua
Brigham City
Corinne
Janey Ville
Garland
Plesding
Cache County
Earl of Rothes wounded at front amid war news
London reports LieutColonel the Earl of Rothes has been injured at the front and is not believed to be in serious condition. The Earl, born 1877, is a representative Scottish peer. His father was Martin Leslie and he inherited the title after his grandmother's death in 1833. The Nashville Danner mocks strikes causing wage-related losses.
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London
Earl of Rothes
Scotland
Martin Lesiie
Russians Break German Front At Lutsk In Volhynia
After two weeks of brutal fighting, Russian forces under Bruskoff break into the German front south of Lutsk near Korytniza, taking prisoners and consolidating gains despite counterattacks. Berlin disputes the report. Petrograd says it is true. The German War Office notes heavy artillery and repulsed infantry attacks in later sectors and reports continued Rumilian activity in the Lemberg region. The piece also mentions a theatre production receiving praise for Miss Kirby and DeWolfe's staging and casting.
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Lutsk
Volhynia
Korytniza
Brusskoff
Merce
Uraly
Sklavka
Stokhod
Tabernacle 18th Be Erected At Zarfield Field
Balt Lake Ort reports a disaster era of construction as over 100 men from various churches converge with hammer and saw to complete the tabernacle on Auerbach field for the October 22 opening service. L H Page supervises while Westminster College students arrive tomorrow to assist with manual tasks.
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Balt Lake
Allo
First Methodist Church
L. H. Page
Westminster College
H. W. Rederd
The Fires of Conscience at the Orpheum and The Woman He Married at Alhambra
The Orpheum screens The Fires of Conscience with William Farnum in a strong emotional drama about unwritten law, while the Alhambra presents The Woman He Married featuring Mina Jean Kirby in a demanding lead. Both performances receive warm audience reactions and notable acting showcases.
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Orpheum
Orpheum Theatre
Wiliam Farnum
George Baxter
Alhambra
Hudson Avenue
Hallett-Stanhope Chasers
California
Jules Marston
Armilac
Bath
Cecil Armsby
Armaby
Kare Mina Jean Kirby
Milk price rise planned by producers and retailers
Weber county farm bureau advises dairymen to resist new milk contracts while a committee investigates hay and feed cost causes. Thomas Powell, committee chairman, says the plan to raise milk by four cents per gallon was agreed by retailers in anticipation of dairymen action. Three cents intended for the raise, one for feed costs and delivery, with one cent for extra charges.
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Weber County Farm Bureau
Cammittee
Thomas Powell
Tamsmittee
Sin of Ingratitude Sermon Concludes Series at First Presbyterian
Mrs Agnes Warner sang at the evening service as First Presbyterian closed a series on The Sins That Over-took Us with The Sin of Ingratitude. The speaker discussed how judgments on sins vary, noted pride as a historic debated deadly sin, and warned ingratitude as a genuine moral fault. The talk referenced Ple n y and Elizabeth I to illustrate human tendencies toward self and memory.
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Agnes Warner
First Presbyterian Church
Ogden
Carver
Pride
Wiedom
Svil
Pliny
Cicero
Woman Says Vinol Restored Her After Illness
Mrs Y St Hoxnoven of Waynesboro Pa recounts a severe bronchitis spell that left her rundown with chest pains and fatigue. After trying Vinol she reports renewed strength and the ability to do housework she could not for three months. Vinol is claimed to stimulate appetite aid digestion and build strength with a money back guarantee.
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Vinci Waynesboro
Arlend
Mre Y. St. Hoxnoven
Waypedborn
Aged Farmer Healed by Vinal Promises Strength
An advertisement from Ogden Utah touts Vinal as a remedy for the aged and weak. It claims an elderly farmer at 74 recovered strength and vigor after taking Vinal, with a wife also benefiting. The letter credits a New York medical center and a local druggist for recommending the product.
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N. Y
Reichie Ouppe
Sopges
Vinci
Re. W. Siaten
Culley pRun CO
Ogden
Utah
Tabernacles and the Gift of Praise to the World
The article extols praise as a Jewish gift to humanity and laments society’s shrinking courtesy. It argues we neglect gratitude, rushing through life and failing to repay kindness, urging reflection on how gratitude shapes communities and personal virtue.
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Anton
Detective Delivers Lead on Auto Theft Case
Detective E. Smith of the Portland police conferred with local officers about transporting Lewellyn Jones and Otto Mathewson back to Oregon. The pair were arrested in Open last Thursday with a stolen car carried by Jones who confessed to stealing it in Portland. Mathewson had escaped from the Oregon asylum. The detective was hosted with an auto title, then departed for Salt Lake City to arrange shipment of the stolen vehicle to Portland by the insurance company.
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E. Smith
Portland, Jore
Orden
Poliee
Lewellyn Jones
Otto Mathewtos
Portland
Jonen
Atulen
Mathewron Axa
Oregon Inaann
Salt Lake City
Wen
Jones and Mathewson
Oregon
Two Men Wounded in Cutting Affray in City Hospital
Oct 16 report from Flalt says Albert Cartan aged 20 of St Mark’s hospital with three wounds after a brawl with Mexicans at Cu. Condition not yet stated. Local police are investigating the incident and question witnesses.
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Albert Cartan
Wxe
St. Mark's
Eureka Convention Turmoil Over Mexican Hostilities
Yesterday in Eureka William McKenna, Stillman, and Carlson were involved in a fracas with Mexicans at a boarding house following a heated dispute. Five Mexicans were arrested. fists and weapons were seized as the two men reportedly fought back with beer bottles. The four day convention will address child issues first two days and animal cruelty prevention last two days.
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Reka
William McKen
Eureka
Eession
William
Stillman
Albany
Ohio
Association
United States
Ward
Carlson
McKenna
Humane Society Opens Convention in Cincinnati
Mayor George A. Puchta and Chamber of Commerce president William B. Mensh welcomed delegates from over twenty states at the fortieth annual meeting of the American Humane Association in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
George A. Puchta
William B. Mensh
Chamber of Commerce
American Humane Association
HUGHES' PROGRAM THROUGH NEBRASKA
Charles E Hughes travels Nebraska on October 16 scheduling brief stops at Hastings Fremont Grand Island and Columbus with a longer visit to Omaha at 6 45 p m He spent Sunday quietly in Lincoln and planned to begin a day of campaigning with a 30 minute stop in Hastings 30 minute stop in Fremont an hour in Grand Island and 15 minutes in Columbus before heading to Omaha for an evening speech He then moves into South Dakota and Iowa the next day.
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Neb
Charles E. Hughes
Nebraska
Mr. Hughes
Hastinés
Fremont
Grand Island
Columbus
Omaha
South Dakota
Towa
Coal Shortage In Prospect For New York City
New York expects a coal shortage this winter as bins run low and shipments lag. Dealers cite labor shortages and transportation gaps, with stove and nut coal priced from 7 to 7 765 dollars. Prices may rise to 8 dollars before Thanksgiving and 3 dollars by Christmas depending on weather.
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New York
Deaters
Dralera
Chriatmas
Youth dies from infantile scourge at Princeton University
Princeton Nova Scotia October 15 Eric finunoo a freshman at Princeton University died from infantile paralysis in the university infirmary today. He was 19 and is believed to have contracted the disease in New York where he spent several days before arriving at Princeton. Dr George Graper of Rockfelter notes the case as infected a strain on Saturday evening but reports no further effect.
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Princeton
Eric Finunoo
University of the University
Jin Waa
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