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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1915

Page

8

Many People Killed in Africa Topic Sparks Address

Detroit on October 23 reports Dr. J. E Crowther of the Methodist Episcopal board of missions in New York said the death toll in Africa annually equals fatalities across Europe in the war's first year. He spoke at the National Laymen’s Missionary Convocation today.

Detroit Mich Africa Europe E Crowther Board of Mis- Nem Methodist Episcopal Shorch New York

American trade grows in Asia amid hopeful outlook

Washington Oct 22 Willard J Straight was reelected head of the American American Business Association at its annual meeting. He noted favorable reaction in the Orient but warned of shipping limits and the lack of American-flag steamers for trans-Pacific trade, urging action by the United States government.

United States Washington Far East Uma Willard J. Straight Wraght Orient Americas

Austrian Kills Englishman in Colorado Shops

Center Cola Oct 22 Austrian Felagrady arrested on charges connected to the death of George Gray Englishman crushed in machinery at Colorado and Southern railroad shops August 26 Gray, a minor boss, had quarreled with Felagrady over the war Black, an eyewitness, said Felagrady dragged Gray into a drill press and pushed his head into the machine. Felagrady denied knowledge. both men in custody. Gray belonged to a wealthy English family and had worked at the shops for six months.

Cola George Fla Fegrady Flaragrady Robi Black Laken Pollen Gray Aix Austran Jon Grey Exten Cray Dass Coarley

Body of Dr. Clayton Ransom Found After Hunting Trip

Telegraph reports from Oregon and Wyoming confirm Dr. Clayton L. Ransom disappeared September 17 during a hunting expedition in Jackson Hole. He reportedly died by accidental self-inflicted gunshot while climbing a log, body located near his camping site. earlier messages reference a reward and conflicting details about his fate.

Falt Lake City Utah Judd Balt Lake del Judd Wilson Wyo Dr. Ransom Wireon Vicor Ida Clayton Rensom Bit City Ore Roseburg Clayton Ransom Jackson Hole Wyomig Big Father Riddle Ransom Salem Oct Clayton L. Ransom MU City Phile Wyoming del J. Judd Aumsvire Tom Ransom Nick M McCoy Fnot

Seventh Day Adventists Gain Membership in 1914

Washington reports the Seventh Day Adventists increased membership by 9.6 percent in 1914, with total members reaching 145,864. Evangelical contributions totaled 3,999,455 dollars, about 225 dollars per member above 1913, and foreign mission giving in the North American division surpassed half a million.

Washington P Atown Rogers Ata

Land applicants listed for national forests district

The Forest Homestead act entries list several applicants in District 4 centered at Ogden. Names include Paul H. Winstead at Gold Creek Nevada with 97.66 acres and Hartel Hubert Hust er of Gold Creek with 153.40 acres. H. B. Tracy in Minidoka Idaho 160 acres. H C McKinstry of Moran Wyoming 160 acres. Andre Gerulf of Cornell Idaho 100 acres. Dench Utley of Sevier Utah 166.67 acres. Acreage ranges from 97.66 to 166.67 amid various crops and weathered land types, with values estimated after cultivation.

Secretary of the Interior Thetrict 4 Osden Humbold National Forest Paul H. Winstead Gold Creek Nev Harehel Hurbert Huster New Minidoka National Forest H. B. Tracy Yost Utah Raft River Teton National Forest H.C McKinstry Moran Wyo Baxae Jackson Welser National Forest Andre Gerulf Cornell Ide Fillmore National Forest Dench Utley Sevier Gerier Sater River

Zeppelins Raid Roof Signal Case Reported in London

Two unidentified men were delivered to the military for courts martial after being charged with signaling the Zeppelins from a hotel roof during a recent raid over the London area. The incident was reported by London news desks with the date and time noted as Oct 2 at 4 p m.

London Joto Tanala London Ares

New Company For The Wabash Road Formed In Indiana

Indianapolis Oct 22 A charter for a new Wabash Railroad company to take over the Wabash railroad property now in the hands of receivers was filed with the secretary of state today. Capital stock was set at 163,469,000. A directors meeting was to be held later today with Edward F Kearney named president and co various officers expected.

Indianapolis Ind Edward F. Kearney Prealdest and Co

Destructive Fire Destroys Town Buildings at Desth

The early hours of the morning saw the most destructive fire in Desth's history. A two story hotel on Nea street south of the railroad burned rapidly, with firefighters unable to halt the blaze as it spread to adjacent buildings. Shingle debris blew across the town, and the post office, Mer, Nicely's store, a dwelling, the restaurant, and Willam Truett's talent all were destroyed.

Desth Bulldine Hs Town Mer Nicely Ators Willam Truett

Weber County Leads in Farm Bureaus Efforts

Toran reports MJ Evans of the agricultural college extension division will visit Carbon Emery and Sevier counties to assist county agents in forming farm bureaus. Weber County’s bureau, first in the state, has helped eradicate Canada thistle and swamp lands and supported institutes. Denver and Utah counties are forming bureaus as state agents push expansion.

Toran MJ. Evans The Agricultural College Carbon Emery Servier Weber County Denver Utah New York Central Farm Bureau Grange James H. Linford Garland George D. Hendricks Kaysville Davis County

The New Henrietta at Ogden shows star cast the Five

A great show titled The New Henrietta with stars William UI Crane Thomas W Hoss Macra Arbuckle Mabel Tallatero and Amelia Bingham will perform at the Orpheum in Ogden next Monday night. The production promises strong character work, a feature of the tour and a notable entertainment event this season.

Rena Orpheum Theatre Henrietta William UI Crane Thomas W. Hoss Mactra Arbuckle Mabel Tallatero Amelia Bingham Ogden

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