Republican Ticket Names and Positions in Local Election
A malformed OCR list presents candidates for president to local offices including Charles Evan Wughes, Harles Carrier Pairmanka, George Sutherland for U S Senate, Neph L Morris for Governor, D N Straup for Supreme Judge, Lincoln G Kelly for Secretary of State, Harold P Fabian for Attorney General, D H Madsen for Treasurer, Joseph Jensen for Auditor, E G Gowans for Superintendent, Timothy C Hoyt and Chanles Ma ley for Congress, J A Howell and Nathan I Harris for Judicial District Judges, Joan C Davis for District Attorney, George Halverson for State Senator, Herber TM K Brown Liljebell Frey Falck George A Fuller Joseph Skeenh for Representatives, John Fare for County Commissioner, Arthur G Berrett for Two-Year Commissioner, Harry Hales for Clerk and Auditor, Joseph E Vrank for Attorney, James L Robson for Assessor, Wilford W Rawson for Sheriff, Joseph Storey for Treasurer, Archie B Petterson for Recorver, Nalph Corlew for Surveyor, Elias S King for Constable.
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Neph L. Morris
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Lincoln G. Kelly
Harold P. Fabian
D. H. Madsen
Joseph Jensen
E. G. Gowans
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United States stance on U-53 raid and allied operations
Wathington October 18 The United States will not issue a public statement on the U-53 raid or the submarine situation. Government officials said it would not feel obliged to make official representations to Britain or report to Germany about allied operations on this side of the Atlantic. Information would be supplied if requested. Lonesome Clock joke follows about alarm clocks and friends.
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Viscount Grey
Germany
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Managing the Soil for Profit at Farmers National Session
Delegates at the thirty sixth annual Farmers National session tour the Moreland Biological Farm near Indianapolis. Chicago’s Henry A Bell argues proper use of soil fertilizers boosts yields and product quality, with emphasis on plant food investment and improved machinery to meet labor issues. Other speakers include Gifford Plachat on national control of water power and Dr I J Wheeler on farming the air.
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Bell
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Promote Flesh Gain with Sargol Tablets in Meals
A traditional health ad touts Sargol tablets as a safe additive with every meal to boost digestion and increase weight for thin individuals. It claims consistent use yields three to five pounds weekly, offering a money back guarantee through A. R. McIntyre Drug Co and other druggists.
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A. FR. McIntyre Drug Co
Presidential remarks stray into Mexican crisis critique
A brief report notes a public figure in a private car near noon today in Kentucky criticizing the Mexican situation as deplorable. He claims Americans lack protection because the nation has a president "too proud to fight" and cites his stops at Falmouth and Cynthiana, where engine trouble caused a delay and he defends his stance on the Lusitania sinking.
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Why Magnesia Should Be Taken After Every Meal
A New York physician warns indigestion is caused by excess stomach acid and can lead to gastritis and worse. He promotes bismuthized magnesia to keep the stomach free from acid, recommends taking a teaspoonful in water after meals, and urges asking the druggist for the blue coated form, not laxative varieties.
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New York
Rumanians Halt Teuton Advance in Border Battles
Reports from Bucharest claim Rumanians repelled Teutonic attacks with heavy losses to the foe and numerous officer and man captures. French forces advance along the Somme driving Germans from Sailly, near Thiepval, while Italian troops push toward Trentino and seize Mount Pasubio.
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Roosevelts attack Wilson in Paris Kentucky speech
Colonel Roosevelt, speaking from the rear of a parade platform in Paris Kentucky on October 18, assailed President Wilson. He denounced his administration and urged voters to support Republican policies and leadership.
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Rooselt
Author of Ballad Dies at Greenbay
Eben Eugene Rexford, 68, noted poet and author, died in Green Bay from typhoid fever. He wrote several works including the ballad Eliver Threads Among the Sold. The news comes as a quiet end to a prolific letters career.
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Thaw Family Notified After Uncertain Reports of Death
Secretary to Mrs Yenjamin Thaw said no word had been received about William Thaw’s death. The report cited past claims he was killed at Verdun but lacked authenticity. Thaw, praised as “the American eagle,” served in the American and flying corps, earning promotions and the Legion of Honor. recent accounts cited a July flight over Germany.
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Thaw
Paris
Earthquake and Heavy Storms Hit Georgia Area
An October quake shaken the south while a tropical hurricane lashed the Gulf Coast. Chimneys toppled and homes were frightened as winds up to 14 miles per hour ripped roofs in Pensacola and Pensacola harbor ships sank. One life was lost and a negro woman died in a ty e.
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Georgia
Alabama
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Three Shocks Felt At Birmingham Ala In Earthquake
Birmingham, Alabama reported three sharp earthquake shocks with intervals, causing windows to rattle and buildings to sway. The event sparked mass panic as thousands evacuated downtown, with the central telephone exchange handling a burst of 35,000 calls.
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Augusta
Birmingham
Aala
Hmingham
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Secret manufacture claims pure medicine with safe ingredients
The ad claims a famed tonic contains no opiates or narcotics and presents a detailed home preparation method using Enthe Laxene, Wild Cherry, and other compounds. It asserts the product is free from danger and suitable for cold and cough relief, with endorsements from thousands of users.
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Dayton
Ohio
Zeppelin scare cows milk supply claim from raids
Berlin reports Berliner Tageblatt says a London police court cleared a dairyman accused of watering milk. He testified that Zeppelin raids had stressed cows, causing milk to sour.
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Berliner Tageblatt
London
Touring Company Keeps Moving Despite Woes
The touring troupe faces tight finances as a landlady recalls advances paid and withheld. A performer pleads for prepayment while the landlady resists, noting past departures and unsettled accounts.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
Old remedy from grandmother’s era claims to restore natural hair color and gloss. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, available at drug stores for about 69 cents, supposedly darkens gray hair after daily use with a damp sponge or brush.
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Election judges named in Boxelder County vote plan
Brigham City October 16. The board of county commissioners appointed the fallow tax judges of election at their meeting in the city yesterday. Willard and A Woodland are named among the appointees, with L U. Brigham City noted in the report.
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Inland sponge farm established off Florida coast
There has been established on the shores of an inland off the west coast of Florida what is believed to be the first sponge farm in existence. It is estimated that more than 90,000 sponges are thus being cultivated.
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