Apsis or Associated News Credit Notice
The notice states The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of credited news and local items published in the paper. It emphasizes entitlement to use for republication and credits non credited material.
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Register to vote before election day November 4
Citizens urged to register on the upcoming Tuesday as the last day to be added to the official voters list. After qualification, remember to vote on the designated day, stressing that good government relies on full public participation at the polls.
Ogden Smoke Nuisance Prompts City Action Question
Letter to the Ogden Standard raises a smoke ordinance in Ogden and asks why it has not been enforced. Alfred Gladwell of 279 Thirtieth Street urges stoking reforms to curb heavy black smoke from a city building. The editor and Dr Badeon discuss health risks and the need for a governing plan and enforcement.
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Cincinnati plan for industrial medicine education gains pace
A Chicago report outlines a new activity by the National Safety Council in partnership with the University of Cincinnati to train medical men in industrial medicine and safety. The program aims to produce executives in industrial relations, with courses in sanitation, labor economics, and accident prevention, backed by $40,000 yearly for five years.
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Getting the Soldiers Back to Work
In New York City 67 men registered for employment, with 20 128 placed in portions. The bureau at 05 Gears street reports Tenno and 7009 cards of new employment. An average of 200 men register weekly, 7419 positions on file. City departments seek carpenters, machinists, watchmen, clerical and technical workers, and many trades. Chicago placements show 120 West Ada Tasaru.
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Carnival dance at W. O. W. hall invites all October thirtieth
Pumpkin pies and pumpkin faces featured at the big carnival dance at the W. O. W. hall on Thursday October 30. Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy pumpkin pies and apple cider.
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Ogden City Moves To Pay Off $101000 Bond Issue
City commissioners passed an ordinance to redeem bonds issued in 1916 for 101000 dollars and to settle outstanding warrants from 1917 to 1918. The measure follows debt totals totaling about 102795.02 dollars including prior indebtedness. Also mentions Hay and produce ads and a note about the Grand Canyon claim.
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Irish Historian Challenges Senator Williams on Civil War Debate
Irish historian Michael J. O'Brien of the American Irish Historical Society sent a letter to Senator Williams denying his statements about Irish and German migrants aiding the north and criticizing Irish support for the Confederacy. The letter cites an interview with General Robert E. Lee written by Rev. G. W. Pepper, claiming Lee supported Northern enlistment, while noting officers of Irish birth served on both sides.
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Carnival Dance at W O W October 30
Big carnival dance invited with refreshments pumpkin pies and apple cider to be held by W O W on October 30. The notice emphasizes festive offerings and community gathering.
Lieutenant Colonel Jorgenson to Visit Ogden
Lieut Colonel Fred Jorgenson will visit Ogden tomorrow, according to word from Salt Lake. He will meet with Utah National Guard executives and local officers to discuss plans for the future. Members of Troop B will attend the event, with the executive set to tour gin and other areas in the region.
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The Miracle Man at Sing Sing Impresses Convicts
Twelve hundred inmates at Sing Sing Prison reacted strongly to The Miracle Man, a George Loane Tucker drama produced by Paramount-Lasky. Reportedly the inmates praised the film and one even called Tucker a “fourth timer,” while officials noted the audience’s unusual enthusiasm. The film opens Sunday at the Alhambra Theatre for a four day run amid positive inmate reactions and critical interest.
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