Two Fires Vanish as Fire Department Quells Blazes
The Ogden fire department responded to two late afternoon alarms. A furnace fire at a Harrison avenue residence caused minor damage. A second rear barn fire at 626 Seventeenth Street, traced to faulty wiring, caused about $200 in damage. Local notices include coal ads and a hunting trip return report.
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Tire Department
Harrison Avenue
Enoch Farr
Seventeenth Street
Lilian M. Thatcher
Intermountain Demurrage Bureau
Hunt
John Farr Coal Co
Huntera
J. F. Mattson
Fred Froerer
W. F. Carter
E. Conypoy
Mra. McCameron
Montana
Ae W. Browning
Ecclesis
A. E Corbett
Wall Avenue
M. L Jones
Eccles
Western Pacific
C. M. Levy
Western Pacifc Railroad
Ogden
Gan
Edison Birthday Observed Across Nation in Honor of Inventor
Edison Day honors Thomas A. Edison on the anniversary of his electric lamp breakthrough. The piece recalls his 1879 invention, the evolution from kerosene and gas lighting to incandescent lamps, and notes displays by Utah Power & Light and other utilities.
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Thomas A. Edison
Edleon
Fem Dim
Edieon
Menlo Park
N. J
Edson
Edison
Fenith
Ogden
Utah Power & Light Company
Standard Oil Plants Open in Bayonne Strike Rebound
Bayonne N J October 20 The Standard Oil and other industrial plants affected by the strike resumed operations today with most of the 12000 idle workers returning to work. Improved conditions were promised and wage increases granted by federal conciliators who arrived from Washington to assist.
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Bayonne
N. J
Standrd Oil
Hiver
Washington
L L Davies Lecture on Immunity at High School
Dr L L Davies of the University spoke to the high school audience on Immunity Against Infection. He described natural and artificial immunity, vaccines, and the role of bacteria and germs in disease transmission. He noted the importance of dental care, food safety, and public health measures in reducing infections.
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L. L. Davies
HGH
L. L. J. Davies
University Offternoon
Davies
New York
JTAH PRODUCTS WEEK OBSERVED BY OGDEN MERCHANTS
Ogden Utah branch luncheon outlines Utah products week to run November 26 to December 3 1910 with committees appointed to promote use in cooking and home consumption. Romcoe W Eardley state association secretary attended. Committees named for luncheons publicity and groups to educate schools churches clubs restaurants and hotels with final plans to be settled November 3. J W Parker the cannery owner and Democratic state senate candidate hosted the meeting.
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Ogden
Utah
Weber Club
Romcoe W. Eardley
State Association
Eardley Reatden
Salt Lake
Lucian A. Ray
Gage Rodman
Jensen
Restauranta
Hovela
Association
J. W. Parker
Parker
State Senate
Iowa
Merchant
Lucian A. Tay
Gage Nodman
Jas
P. Casey
Frank Francis
Carroll
Darrell Greenwell
H. Argubright
Alfred Gladwell
Henry Stevens
O. J. Skitwell
Jos. Scowcroft
H. L. Herrington
Wm. van Alen
W. Redfield
Woodmen of the World Host Halloween Party and Dance
The Weber camp No. 74 Woodmen of the World announces a Hallowe en party and dance on October 28. The event promises substantial season impact with elaborate preparations. A Halloween lunch, two fortune tellers, special music, and seasonally themed hall decorations are planned.
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Woodmen of the World
Democrats Erect Sign Aiding October 28 Barbecue
The Weber county Democratic campaign committee will erect a sign over Hudson Avenue advertising a barbecue on the vacant lot at Wil ton Avenue October 28. Principal speakers Simon Bamberger and B H L Roberts will address the rally at the Alhambra theatre at 8 o clock, following a pre meeting procession through town.
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Weber County Democratic Campaign Organization
Hudson, Avenue
Avenue
Wilton Day
Simon Bamberger
Roberts
Alhambra Theatre
Yelock Hat vAight
Jtopsy Over Body Of WMA Gilmore to Held
The death of William C. Gilmore, son of Mrs. Mary Gilmore, occurred Wednesday evening from arterial sclerosis. An autopsy by County Physician A A Holinson and Dr Jon T Morrell found the injury at Southern Pacific shops as a contributing factor. Funeral set for Sunday at noon in Fourth Ward chapel, city cemetery burial. Viewing at residence 2029 Madison Avenue tomorrow and Sunday until funeral.
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William C. Gilmore
Mary Gilmore
A. A. Holinson
Jon
Tt. Morrell
Southern Pacific
Madison Avenue
Armed British Transports Sunk by German Submarine
The German Admiralty reports the sinking of two armed British transports, Crosserill and Sedek, in the Mediterranean last week. An additional note states a German submarine shelled factories and a railroad near Catanzaro in Calabria on October 16.
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Herlin
Qet
Taft and Marshall Speak in Baltimore Campaign Rally
Former president William H. Taft and Vice President Thomas S. Marshall addressed voters in Baltimore on October 19, arguing eight hour laws show government surrender to force and detailing campaign issues. The event drew a small crowd and emphasized labor and governance concerns.
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Baltimore
William H. Taft
Thomas St. Marshall
Taft
Mining Engineer Among Victims in Jamison Ring Mine Disaster
Fairmont West Virginia October 20 L A M Jones a mining engineer from the Pittsburg bureau of mines led a trained crew to Jamison ring mine near Car rackaville to rescue caplom victims after an explosion. Jones and seven others entered the shaft and were overcome by gas. four other bodies have been recovered with more deaths feared as rescuers work through the wreckage.
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Fairmont
Jones
Ilo
Jop e Enou gh for One Drunk en Man
James Galligher and H Wigland were jailed for drunkenness after a raid. Galligher received additional days in city jail following a prior five day sentence. Wigland had two alrulilar days added. Wigland claimed he drank to sober up. the judge deemed the alcohol intake insufficient to avoid jail.
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James Galligher
H. Wigland
Wigland Waa
Kaiser Rejoicing Over Enemy Losses at Champagne Front
Amsterdam dispatch reports Emperor William visiting the Champagne front and awarding General von Einhelm with the Order of Pour le Merite. The emperor expressed strong confidence in victory and pride over German successes in 1918.
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Kaiser
Amsterdam
Holland
London
William
Champagne
Cologne
von Enelm
Wilsonites Laud Peace Call and Liberal Policy
Vice President Marshall and other leaders defend the Wilson administration's Mexican policy and its restraint in war, praising the "pure air of equity" and the right hour law. They urge patience and peaceful means, arguing America must lead by example rather than rush to conflict.
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Germany
Mr. Tatt
Oast Huerta
Marshall
Wilson
America
Maraball
Bread Situation Crowded Critical Headlines
Chicago on October 20 reports Wheat prices surged as the Master Hak pra association of Chicago notes the market opening with a clear advance in wheat. Dahle heimer, president, commented on the early price movement and supply pressures observed at the board.
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Chicago
Whee Fi. H. Dahleheimer
Bread Price Tension Prompts Plea to Wilson
A Chicago report notes prices at 234 cents and 1.7112 dollars as a critic warns of soon rising bread costs. Dahlhymer and a committee pressed President Wilson for an embargo on flour exports to ease the Democratic stalemate, but Wilson’s schedule prevented a meeting. They planned to contact congressmen to bring the issue to the president.
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Chicago
Aero Service for the Army Expands Two Aero Squadrons
Washington reports authorization by Lieutenant Colonel N C Squier to equip two more aero squadrons for the regular army. Each squadron costs about 309000 with 12 aeroplanes and 25 trucks, to be delivered after a Madrid trial. Major Foulois leads organization as officers are selected and 1991 men enlist.
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Washington
N.C. Squier
Army Signar Corps
Regular Army
San Antonio
Texas
Benjamin UW. Foulois
Aeta
Viait Aero Manufacturing Plants
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