Detroit News Editorial Calls Voters to Choose Wilson or Hughes
An editorial appeals readers to act as a committee of one and vote for Wilson to preserve diplomacy and national honor. It contrasts Wilson’s pen with Hughes aggression, urging support for a Democratic Senate and House to back him, warning the world will judge the voter’s choice in November.
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Detroit News
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House
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Europe
Hughes
Republican Congress
Managers Change Plans Shoot Called Off
Senator Need Smoot, blamed by many party members for scandal whispers about President Wilson, is replaced by George Sutherland as keynote speaker for a Utah rally. Democratic leaders call for voters to defeat the Republicans amid character attacks and political infighting before November 7.
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Wilson
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Hughes Alliance
Snooot
Na‘honthah Thomas
Democratic State Committee
Salt Lake Theatre
Wilson Beats Hughes In Beet Haulers Straw Poll At Warren
President Wilson received 23 votes to Hughes seven in a straw poll of 30 beet haulers at the Warren road ing station of the Ogden sugar factory last Friday. The results show Wilson favored by more than three to one among the workers surveyed.
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Hughes
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Ogden
Vote for Wilson 15 Labor Request
Springfield WL October 24. John H Walker, president of the Wilnola Federation of Labor, forwards a public statement urging all trade unionists to vote for Woodrow Wilson for president and Edward Dhine for reelection to the governorship of Wilnols.
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Springfield
Necaure
John H. Walker
Wilnola Federation of Labor
Woodrow Wilson
Edward ¥. Dhinne
Wilnols
VOTERS REGISTER TOMORROW IN OGDEN CITY DISTRICTS
Hundreds of Weber county voters are unregistered for the November 7 election. Two days remain to register October 31 and November 1. See registration agents in each Ogden district for your name in the books. Listed agents by district include Pincock, Hedvig Brown, Stevens, Fellows, Moyes, Kennedy, Watson, Power, Crumiler, Harrop, Fite, Gave, Greanwell, Lowman, Parker, Bagley, and Smedaker. Register tomorrow.
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News Advocate
Paice
Utah
Ina
Ogden City
Wealthy Pincock
Twenty Third Street
Hedvig & Brown
Childe
Ellen J. Stevens
Grant
Addia A. Fellows
Poplar
Margaret Ann Moyes
Litta Kennedy
Leila Watson
Lincoln
Anna Power
Canyon Road
Nettle Crumiler
Washington
Christina Harrop
Harrisville
Elizabeth Fite
Adams
Callie E. Gave
Adeline Greanwell
Monroe
Lunan
Lowman
Twenty-fourth
Rose Parker
Twenty-eighth Street
Ragina A. Bagley
Clara Smedaker
Adama
Knight posts $10,000 guarantee for Hamberger
In Provo on Saturday morning Jesse Knight announced he would put up a certified $10,000 check to charity if Hamberger fails to honor party and personal pledges on prohibition. Knight defended Hamberger against opponents who questioned his sincerity and pledged faith in his integrity.
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Himon Damberger
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Provo
Bamberght
Alump
1 Berrer
Hamberger
Bamberger
Garberger
What would you have him do in this family dispute
A Utah theatre ad presents a provocative line about a minister son who married an apparent widow and a nameless child, challenging the father’s view of a fallen woman as the lowest of God’s creatures and asking what the son should do.
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Utah
Good Roads Efforts Gain Momentum With Convict Labor
The article notes rising support for road improvements for automobiles and wagons, highlighting Oklahoma's venture into convict road work. It describes a 53 mile county project in Polata- Jomle County co operated by state, federal, and county agencies, using prisoners and state foremen to build durable earth roads. The piece discusses constitutional issues on convict labor and the national committee on prisons watching the experiment.
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Autolstr
Oklahoma
Polata- Jomle
Stats
Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering
Aroa
U.S
Abollah
Tak
Phicon
National Committee On
National Committee On Prisong
Coeding of the men and pricers for work cited in Iowa fines
County charges relate to actual costs in coeding men. Other states like Iowa fined practices enabling printers for their work. Grower efficiency reportedly rose as a result of these measures.
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Iowa
White autos drive Pike's Peak highway fleet up to summit
Cascade to the summit of Pike's Peak hosts fleets of White motor buses and touring cars operating on a $250,000 double tracked auto boulevard. Since opening day, more than 10,000 passengers have reached the “roof of the world” with buses providing multiple daily trips and sunrise runs. The article notes the engineers’ and operators’ focus on power, endurance, safety, braking, and water conservation for continual high elevation use. It also quotes Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler on the ascent experience and praises the road as a premier engineering triumph with alpine scenery rivaling the Alps.
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Cascade
Colo
Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs
Glen Cove
le Summit
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Manitou
Yeater
Park
Colorado
Elobo
Tiew
From Stagecoaches to Automobiles Transforming Travel
A historical reflection contrasts slow lumbering stage coaches with two to three miles per hour travel to the modern tourist who can experience nature more fully by car. The author suggests nature and modern machines have united to draw Americans westward and to the east of their own country, where the cheerful honk of automobiles replaces distant whistle sounds once heard from locomotives.
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Nature
Russian minister sent to front
London dispatch from Armmeters dam reports the German emperor has sent lieutenant general Aldot Wild von Hohenborn, Prussian minister of war, to take command at the front. The move signals intensified German military leadership assignments as war progresses.
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London
Berlin
Armetersdam
Aldot Wild von Hohenborn
Proraian
Change at German War Ministry Names Stein Minister of War
The emperor appointed Prussian Lieutenant General von Stein as minister of war to ensure home policy decisions reflect front line needs. Stein previously led the Fourteenth Reserve Army Corps since 1911 and recently commanded troops in the Somme area near Thiepval. Wild von Hohenborn became quartermaster general in 1914 and shortly after succeeded Falkenhayn as minister of war, having served as a division commander in Flanders.
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von Stein
Fourteenth Reserve Army Corps
Somme
France
Thiepval
Wild von Hohen+ born
von Falkenhayn
Flanders
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