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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1916

Page

9

Republican Ticket Names For 1920 Election

A historical ballot-style listing shows the Republican ticket with President Charles Evans Hughes and Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks. Electors include Alan Hawley and Orange Seeley, plus Sir Thomas Smart and David Jensen. State offices list Sutherland as Senator and Nephi Moris as Governor with K N Straup as Supreme Judge. Various district and county posts follow with numerous names such as Harold P. Fadia, I H Madsen, Timothy C Joyt, and James J. Robson.

Charles Evans Hughes Charles Warren Fairbanks Alan Hawley Orange Seeley Sir Thomas Smart David Jensen George Sutherland Nephi J. Moris K. N. Straup Lincoln Harold P. Fadia I. H. Madsen

Hughes Attacks War Secretary Mnemonic in Ohio Speech

Charles E Hughes reiterates his hard line on policy to an audience in Youngstown Ohio criticising Secretary McAdoo and War Secretary Baker over statements about the Lusitania sinking. He defends his pledge to state actions clearly and blasts perceived evasiveness in administration rhetoric.

Youngstown Ohio Charles ¥. Hughes Louleville Lualtania McAdoo Sineg Treaaury Hughes Rowan Heska War Diker Washington Valley Forge Mr. Hughes

War talk and travel mark day in campaign notes

The report describes speeches by Secretary Hughes criticizing Mexican actions and wartime apologies, noting his departure for New York after brief stops in Michigan. It also recounts a joke about Nero and a debate in parliament where an Irish member heckled a Conservative before retorting with a sharp response.

Gare Our Liberties Taker, Sr Hughes Langing Moateo Mexico Banta Yeabe Sr. Hughes Hay City Saginaw Flint Mich

Dry cleaning at home becomes household rage attracts buyers

The piece touts at home dry cleaning as easy and inexpensive using gasoline as solvent. It claims women can clean dresses gloves ribbons and other fabrics by dissolving a small amount of a product, applying gasoline and rubbing briefly, then allowing evaporation to leave garments bright and fresh without washing rain. It promotes savings and ease for households.

War will last another year says British and German prisoners

British soldiers and prisoners estimate the conflict will endure at least another year. Reports from London and German captives indicate expectations of renewed operations after a failed summer offensive and a fall push toward peace, with leaders weighing resources and strategic moves for a decisive outcome.

France Lonio Associated Press Winfer Oficer Somme

Vinol Claims Aid for Worn Out Mothers and Delicate Boys

A Wy example advertisement from New York and Ogden, Utah promotes Vinol as a tonic for exhausted mothers and weak children. It features testimonials from Sue Jackson and Walter Fitzmorey claiming revived health and energy after using Vinol. The ad asserts Vinol contains beef and cod liver peptones and trace minerals.

Eere J. N. Mecton Jackson New York City Trowas Fitzoreary 1000 Park Ave Culley Drug CD Ogden Utah

Germans Aim to Fortify Western Front in Prolonged War

British officers in the field assess that Germany intends to convert every western front village into a fortress, yielding only to heavy shell fire. They note German tactics vary. some units surrender readily while others fight fiercely, indicating a war of attrition where the side that lasts longest gains. Reports also say Germany shifts focus to Romania, hoping to deter a spring allied offensive and stretch allied lines.

Avery Teuton Rumania Romania Ecore

Quick relief for catarrh with Ely's Cream

An advertisement claims Ely's Cream Eau de Cologne opens clogged nostrils within a minute, soothing inflamed mucous membranes and easing breathing. It touts fragrance, antiseptic heating action, and rapid relief from cold or catarrh, urging readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist.

Ely

How to Slim Quick with Oil of Korean Capsules

Don’t mock your weight problem. Visit A. R. See Iutyre Drug Co or any druggist to obtain Oil of Korean capsules. Take one after each meal and one before bed, weigh weekly, and expect a pleasant, reliable method to remove excess fat. It claims to be harmless and effective in a week.

A. R Iutyre Drug Co

Home remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises

An English treatment for catarrhal deafness is promoted as effective, with a home remedy recipe using Parmint double strength and sugar in hot water. The ad claims quick relief by toning the Eustachian tubes and balancing ear pressure, urging readers to share the formula to help others and noting Culley Drug Co. as supplier.

America England Rome Culley Drug Co

Allies seize Sallly Saillisels on Ta Paume front near Combles

French forces broke German defenses after a fifteen minute infantry assault to seize the strong position of Sallly Saillisels, gaining five miles along the Ta Paume road. Artillery fire pinned German guns and blocked reinforcements as Allied troops advanced under precise timing near Combles.

Combies Chantilly Associated Press Sallly-Salllisel Tapaume Alr Vreas Combles Nesileh

Germans Fail To Hold Salins Defense In World War Chronicle

Allied observers report a tense hour near Sailly Saline where airmen confirmed a French position gain after a German artillery barrage. French and British batteries continued fire while Germans tried to disrupt rail routes, yet the entente continued their bombardment. The Germans had claimed Sailly Saline was impregnable, but French forces pushed forward capturing surrounding elevations and probing tunnels used to shelter and move troops toward Le Trans- Joy and Pierre Saint Vaast wood where hidden rail tunnels and concealed exits offered rapid redeployment.

Iauartera Auibery Bailly Combles Sailly-Sailineh Xn Pontanhal Hatarian Salinsel Hi Fe le Trans- Joy Pierre-Saint Vaast Wood

British arming merchant graft threatens German relations

Berlin reports the British plan to arm all merchantmen with heavy guns, risking a tougher submarine campaign and a potential rupture with the United States. Petrograd notes warn renewed submarine warfare could trigger U.S. diplomatic rupture, while German press cites Sussex assurances and insists no repeat of past incidents.

Berlin London Eriege Zeitung Lokal Anzeiger Germany Rompaien England U. S. Petrograd Noroo Vremya United States Leona Boursy Gazette

U-39 Commander Rewarded for Ship Sinkings

In an official dispatch from Berlie dated October 18 to October 19, Lieutenant-Commander Arnauld de la Verriere of the submarine W365 is awarded the Pour le Merite for sinking 126 vessels totaling 270,000 tons. He is credited with destroying ships including French and English cruisers, and with bottling up Mediterranean supply lines by sinking armed merchantmen and transporting batteries.

Berlie London Pour le Meriie Thieutenant Arnauld de la Verriere W365 Ainking Mediterranean Hertlere Ahles Cartagena Gosin

Feror Willam Seeks Spain Aid and Sinks Ships

A report notes Willam seeking aid from King Alforan of Spain while in Spain the commander named Derdern claims to have sunk about fifty ships, including a French miner named La Pro veneer, during operations in Iran. The tale blends intrigue with wartime naval action and international involvement.

Feror Willam King Alforan Spain Iran de A Derdern la Proveneer

Wager Odds Swing In Wilson Election Race

East Lake Tribune reports a surge in bets on Wilson with odds and specific city by county outcomes. Wagers included $700 even on Wilson, $250–$300 ranges predicting victory, and various other smaller bets across Utah counties and candidates, showing market movement toward Wilson despite mixed local bets.

East Lake Tribune Salt Lake Hughes Wilson Utah Bamberger Fiast Lake County Crabbe Wilcon Salt Lake County Grabbe Iverton Davin County Repub Corless Whitman New York

Japanese Police Aiding Chinese Arrive in Ames

Ames October 19 Japanese police are expected to aid Chinese authorities in maintaining order and offered to render police assistance. The Chinese authorities accepted the assistance on the condition that the Japanese stay on the premises of the event location.

Ames Japan

Amoy Ablaze With Rebels Amid Japanese Detentions

Amoy remains a flashpoint as Southern rebels widen activity and local rioting concerns rise. In May, thirty Formosa Japanese were arrested after a riot that left two dead and several wounded. Rebels reported forces within 20 miles of Amoy last June, but details since then are scarce and tension grows.

Amoy Formosa

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