Jewish relief leader to study Europe and immigration
Mr. Hershfield will represent Jewish societies including the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society and the Jewish Welfare Board in a U S trip approved by the state department. He will study European conditions and immigration laws to curb entry of those likely to be excluded, while coordinating relief and locating relatives abroad for relocation in America. Estimates vary on Jews likely to arrive, with numbers from hundreds of thousands discussed.
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New York
America
Sonea
Europe
Ils
Dor Mersctieis
Wilh
Merchfeld
Hebrew Abellericg and
Temigrant Aid Society of America
State Department
Washington
Btr
Flebran Po Jeleties
Bousenda
Tetters
United
Flatea
Mr. Hershfield
Crotral
Nebrew
Reflee Bers
Chalice of Courage at The Ogden tonight and tomorrow
A fragmented description notes a moral dilemma about killing to spare suffering. The piece references The Ogden showing Chalice of Courage with characters and dialogue amid a chaotic, overheard exchange. It hints at wartime or hospital era content and Irish and English magazine context.
Navy to Spend Over a Billion in Defense Program
Secretary Daniels released official projections detailing Navy expansion over five years. Plans include new ships, aviation development, and large munitions stocks, with 11,500 additional personnel and broader personnel increases to man battleships, destroyers, submarines, and cruisers. The program envisions 1924 readiness, elevated naval aviation funding, and civilian aviator service options.
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Warbington
Naty
Daniels
Davy
Mrevest
Lea
Tenteen
Abion
Ahips
Fhat
Thiz
Anpapella
Arletion Corps
Daniele
Neva
Congress
Great Progress of Austrians
Vienna reports on October 19 20 detailing Allied attacks repelled and Austro Hungarian forces advancing. Austrian units crossed the Kolubara river captured Obrean and heights southeast, while others moved from Melkrade toward Ripand and Gypsy mountain south of Arocks. In three days of fighting near Aveta mountain and Grocka our troops reportedly captured fifteen Serbian officers and about two thousand men. Protanil forces reached the Vranja region as the front widened.
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Vienna
London
Melkrade Aputhwan
Ripand
Arocks
Aldose
Mahava
Aveta
Ning Milra
Telgrade
Warship deployment rumor in Balkans and Dardanelles debates
Forts reports a British squadron sent toward the Near East to aid a blockade of the Bulgarian coast, while London coverage outlines tense Dardanelles talks. The House of Commons held over a hundred questions on naval actions and funding as ministers faced public scrutiny.
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Nei East
Hirinchal Dlapateh
London
Mincas
Ueemier Anquith
Hours of Commons
Dalkan
Eoward Carson
Moore
Jao Htam- Uton
Dardanelles
Chalice of Courage at Row Delivers Realism and Daring
Six acts of realism and wonderful acting unfold in Chalice of Courage. The production features dangerous deeds on stage, with performances that showcase courage and craft across a compact dramatic arc.
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the Ogden
Allied Troops Held In Check At Seddul Bahr Front
Soviet reports describe Allied forces on the Seddul Bahr front enduring three weeks of inactivity while Turkish positions at Tepe and nearby redoubts hold. German commander Field Marshal von Senders says it is impossible to dislodge the Turks without prohibitive losses. Turks have fortified with trenches and outposts, and Turkish artillery dominates coastal approaches. The local Turkish peasantry forms the backbone of the defense as Allied logistics strain under limited supply.
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Constantinople
Callipoli
Seddul Bahr
Anafarta Relow
Tman von Senders
Tha ‘Tarklah
Hiadea
Pellera
Anasarte
Fidid Tepe
Seddol. Bahr
Tleavy Gona
Tehanak Kejo
Killa Daher
Ari Lurnu
Kilid Nabr
Tebsoak Kale
Killa
Aktabh
Redjstebedinn
Acalacta Terion I
MANY WOMEN PUT TO DEATH IN GERMAN VIEW
Amsterdam reports details from Relpluca where Governor General Van Sisnieg publishes court martial sentences for capital crimes. Death sentences include Miss Nith Carele English nurse and Countess Jean de Dellesilte among four others. several more receive Fifteen years hard labor or imprisonment. A German officer is reportedly struck with an umbrella by Princess Maria de Crop, leading to further confinement.
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Amsterdam
Gel
Reba Celge
Bere
van Sisnieg
Relpluca
Perion
Tielxium
Fite Perans
I4ith Carele
Jean de Dellesilte
Mme Louise Thuriez
Philippe Kang
al, Horertn
Princens Maria de Crop
Ap Peara
Ostend
Ferry and Morris Lead in Sitlake Primaries
Balt Lake Oct 20 Nominees named for mayor and city offices with Ferry and Morris leading the mayoral race. John E Green Arnold Gianque Karl Beheld Henry Ke Russell named as council nominees. E A Both Fred C Dansett top vote getter for city auditor. Total cast 16 395. mayoral turnout about half of four years ago.
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Balt
Lake
Parerow
Mont Perry
Richard
Ott
Soe
Coumiastoners
John E. Green
Arnold
Gianque
Karl A. Beheld
Henry Ke Russell
City
E. A. Both
Fred C. Dansett
Mayorelty
Attacked by a Bear While Swimming Inspires Play
A swimmer recounts being attacked by a bear during a swim as a dramatic memory. The Ogden shows the stage production Chalice of Courage tonight and tomorrow, inviting audiences to witness the dramatic piece.
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the Ogden
Ten Mexicans Shot After Train Robbery in Drownaville
Drownaville Texas October 19 ten Mexicans were killed by posses for alleged complicity in wrecking a St Louis Drownaville and Mexico passenger train and the slaying of three Americans with four others wounded. Officers said they had found more Mexicans connected with the robbery. The first victim, an unidentified youth on the wrecked train, was blamed for revealing the hiding place of Deputy Health Officer F. S. McCall as robbers opened fire. Sheriff W T Vagn Brownsville denied the death but later confirmed the killing after he left the scene. The second Mexican killed was said to be a partner of the first victim. Details remained sparse as authorities withheld specifics.
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Drownaville
Texas
St. Louis
Drownaville & Mexico
Deace
MecCall
Stat
W.T. Vagn
Brownsville
Mezican
Pwescs
Aringoeas
Vetalla
War Cabinet War Committee Meets With French Leaders
A war committee of the British cabinet sat Tuesday afternoon and was joined by French Minister of War Alexandre Millerand, French Ambassador Poul Cambon, and Millerand's secretary. The meeting lasted about an hour and a half before another cabinet session. No clear public details emerged about two meetings that day and the purpose with France.
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WAR Committee
Ork
Alexander Millerand
Poul Cambon
Great Briain
St. Millerand
Werminteter
Ean
Cabinet Change Won't Alter French Policy
Paris reports the French premier Virtuol telegraphed Bergiva Sazonoff Sir Edward Urey and Thon Sonning that a ministry change would not modify France's policy in concert with the allies. The three ministers replied with thanks to Premley Viviant and pledged cordial cooperation in the war effort alongside the allies.
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Paris
MM. Virtuol
Bergiva Sazonoff
Edward Urey
Thon Sonning
Missi
Great Britain
Italy
Premley Viviant
Fighti
New Jersey Votes Against Women's Suffrage in 1915
New Jersey voters reject the Susan B. Anthony amendment to grant women the ballot, with statewide tallies showing a heavy margin against suffrage. Major cities like Newark and Jersey City oppose the measure, while some counties reflect mixed results. presidential election timing and plans for future campaigns are noted as suffragists regroup.
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Jersey City
New
Jersey
Therould
Wilson
Hlaaland
Princeton
Newark
Trenton
Dry Parade Meets Mayor Hale Thompson in Chicago
Chicago crowds greet Mayor William Hale Thompson on his return from a western tour with a dry parade at the railroad station. At a downtown theatre he speaks amid a line of automobile banners praising him as the man Chicago needs to enforce the Sunday liquor ban. He says the order fulfills state law.
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Chicago
William ‘Hale Thompson
Ezlooes
Women Should Be Trained For War Says Ulach
Mrs Harriet Stanton Ulach president of the Women's Political Union returned from Europe and urged systematic training of women to take men's places in industry during war. She cited examples from France and England and supported compulsory military service for men. She predicted English and French men would concede to women after the war and noted labor trades oppose suffrage.
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Washington
Harriet Stanton Ulach
Woman‘s Political Union
Europe
Fratcommj
England
France
Mra. Mach
Hachsaya Abs
Eusfracn
Wrek
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Recorder Office
Real estate transfers listed include Anthony Rosenthyne and wife to Frank D Smythe for part of section 20 in Salt Lake area with $1 consideration. Frank D Smythe and wife to J C Jensen for part of Central Park addition in Ogden with $1. Goulds to Gould and wife for part of section 35 in Salt Lake area with $150. Walter P Monson and wife to Kate McFarland for parts of blocks in Ogden with $10. P J Stephenson and wife to Reuben Norris for parts of sections 12 and 14 east of north in Salt Lake meridian with $1. Lacy and Medermott to Lulu Dunlap for part of lot 9 block 31 plat A in Ogden with $1.
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Fie
Countty Recorder's
Anthony Rosenthyne
Tal Frank D. Smythe
Section
Range
Salt Lake
Tidied
J. C. Jensen
Block & Central Park
Ogden Surrey
Willam Gold
Gould
Township
Salt Lake Meridian
Walter P. Monson
Kate McFarland
Child's
Ogden Survey
P. J. Stephenson
Rewben Norris
Patt
Toeaetiz & Rorth
Farelt Lake
Consideraton
Lacy
Medermott
Lule
Dunlap
TEdicts Fall of British Cabinet Boon
London report cites Liberal MP Harath Bottomley predicting the immediate collapse of the wartime coalition. He states Prime Minister Harald has effectively resigned and would be replaced by Andrew Bonar Law, but warns the new experiment would fail like the coalition, foreseeing a revolution toward a nation council of business men before the war ends.
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London
Harath Bottomley
New Castro Baat Nlacht
Harald
Andrew Bonar Law
Nation Council of Businessmen
Exports at New York Hit Record Two-Week Total
Exports from the port of New York in the first two weeks of October reached 76,184,169. War munitions and supplies accounted for about two thirds. Daily exports rose to 15,524,090 with gains expected to eclipse monthly records. Major shares went to England, France, Russia or Italy. First week totals include 6,153,293 for explosives and 2,367,934 for automobiles trucks and tractors.
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New York
England
France
Russia
Italy
Osler on Tuberculosis and the Alterative Theory
Sir William Cater of Oxford discusses Dr Osler's views in the Practice of Medicine. He notes the healing of pulmonary tuberculosis in towns relates to recovery patterns in patients and mentions clinical observations on granulation tissue and bacilli in recovered cases. The text questions terminology and suggests lime content in treatments may aid assimilation with other ingredients.
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William Cater
Regius
Oxford
Ube
Cageova
Eckman's Alterative Lyte On Trial
A trial of Eckman's Alterative Lyte is discussed with cautious language. The note from Kekman Laboratory in Philadelphia states no promises beyond general safety, citing rare drug reactions and patient optates while offering narcotics and habit forming concerns.
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Qrugetet
Kekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Iron and steel makers post wartime export surge
The report shows brass, iron and steel manufacturers leading with combined totals surpassing $500,000 for the period and railway materials exceeding $1,056,001. It notes a broad rise in goods and materials exported for non-war uses, with weekly figures indicating an export increase over pre war levels.
Welcome Change Reflects on Moral Struggle in Boston Transcript
In a contemplative excerpt from the Boston Transcript, a speaker confronts personal integrity amid social change. The dialogue touches on identity, faith, and the pressure to conform, highlighting a timeless moral inquiry.
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Boston ‘Transcript
Scripture revised and neighbors urged in old text
A fragmented note discusses revision of a scripture line about neighbors. The writer mentions biblical phrasing and appears to reflect on how neighbors lived in a distant past, with garbled names and unclear context. The passage is a rough OCR snippet with obscured wording.
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