Parade Tonight and the Unveiling of the Queen Fashion Show
Ogden hosts the Harvest Festival and Fashion Show with Mountain Echo band and 20 stormon maids from Utah towns. The parade and unveiling of Queen Fashion will feature a patriotic march, a stage unveiling, and a tour of the city by the queen and attendants, followed by dances at the Hudson pavilion.
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Mountain Echo Band
Sol
En Valley
Ogden
Utah
Stormon
Central Uta
A Ames
City
Union Depot
Steed
Reed
Elms
Mia
D. W. Andran
J. T.mccaffferty
P. A. Young
Weber Club
Farvest, Featival Association
Mountain Echo Land
Ieany
da Veda Olson
Ida Peterson
Fiszmee Lundhandt
Comets
Th Thorpe
Elato
Bjerrersar
Etta Dorfy
Mainzet Quint
Mitos
Oro Olson
A Verna Peterson
Lucille Johnson
Ombones
Thelma Christensen
Hart
Andrey Bailey
Florence Greaves
Alta McCafferty
Dueana Christensen
Trom
Ruth Anderson
Young
Marth
McCallery
Furniah Gace Music
Ephriam
Galt Lake City
Pirla
Daughters of the Pioneers
Heed
Willians Candy Factory
Hetory
WT Wililagas
Twenty-seventh Street
Washington Avenue
Twenty Second Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Wallavenue
Wallavenue, South To Twentyfifth Street
City Hall
Fashona
T. Earl Pardee
Mountain Echo Gtrie
Festival Association
Continental Congress
Alhembra
Gary's Speech Satisfactor y in Tokyo Reports
Tokyo dispatch reports satisfaction with Elbert H. Gary's speech. It notes press expressions of approval as Japan shows deep interest in U S policy toward Gary and U S capital participation in fire powers regulation. The Times fears efforts to paint Japan as an enemy over China but suggests cooperation is possible.
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Tokyo
Zams A
Elbert H. Gary
Japan
United States
China
Hughes Attacks Adamson Law On Wage Arbitration
Hampton Beach N H Sept 7 Charles E Hughes denounced the Adamson law calling it a wage law not an eight hour bill and warned it risks government abdication. He urged arbitration of industrial disputes as a protection for free discussion press and democracy while criticizing autocracy and tyranny.
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Hampton Beach
N. 1
Charles E. Hughes
Saya Addrees
Adamson
Auhlenice
Eople
Furks Defeated Along Euphrates
A Turkish offensive along the Euphrates in Turkish Armenia is said to have been repulsed, with stubborn fighting in the region of Ognott. Russians press the Turks for mountain strongholds as prisoners report Turkish casualties. The commander of the Thirtieth Turkish division was killed, and leaders of other corps suffered deaths or wounds.
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Fai Patha
Rumanians Make Gains In Romania Frontline
Bucharest reports Romanian troops occupied Gurgo Dice Oreata pass on the northern frontier, capturing seven guns and many machine guns with ammunition stores. German and Bulgarian reinforcements press attacks on Tertukal fortress while Romanian counterattacks and raids intensify on both sides.
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Bucharest
London
GurgoDice
Oreata Pass
Fronier
Rumania
Romanien War Department
Haveiny
Tertukal
Parison
Tress
Widow of former senator sues over notes in Nevada
Kala Nizon widow of United States Senator George Niros of Nevada filed suit here against her friend Mrs Elsie Mamsey to recover 15475 on notes signed by Harry Ramsey in favor of the senator. Notes were found in Senator Nicoa's safe after his death.
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Bao Francisco
Call
Kala Nizon
United States
George 2 Niros
Nevada
Aday
Elsie HT. Mamsey
Harry Ramsey
Racorey
Marasey
Nicoa'a
French Make Verdun Front Gains and Prisoners Seize
Paris reports the French captured a German front trench line about a mile long northeast of Verdun from Vaux to Chenois, taking 250 prisoners and ten machine guns. German attacks south of the Somme and near Bellicourt and Barleux were repelled with heavy losses, and four hundred prisoners were counted south of the Somme yesterday.
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Paris
Verdun
War Office
Ines
Vaur
Chauttrereeinon
Chenois
Pris Jones
Somme
Geri
No Agreement on Revenue Bill
Washington report on a stalled revenue bill shows conference striked out the Phelan amendment granting the president power to retaliate against belligerents interfering with U.S. mail. It preserves retaliatory power for other senatorial amendments while abandoning a Chamberlain bid to bar salmon barrel imports in bond. The panel kept to tax and tariff items, including copper stamp taxes and ongoing tariff commission funding, with disputes over dye stuffs duties and income measures.
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Washington
Phelan
United States
Senate
Kitchin
Tariff Commission
Trains tied up by New York strike turns violent
New York City faced disruption as a 2:30 am strike by the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railways hit elevated and subway lines. Trains ran on altered schedules while reports said stones and bricks were thrown at trains from roofs. Police pursued attackers as 38,000 workers across Interborough Rapid Transit and New York Railways entered a citywide standstill.
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New York
Sept. T
Manhattan Island
Interborough Hapid ” Tranelt Company
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Ailways
Interborough Rapids Tranalt Company
Subway
Interborough
Carmen
New York Kathwaye Company
Amalgamated Association
Interborough Company
Russians Attack Galician Town War News
Petrograd reports Russian forces attacked the Galician town of Walicz Parla near the front line as Austrian and German units faced setbacks. British French and German statements describe ongoing Somme engagements with repulsed assaults near Ginchy and Thiaumont, while Russia claims 5 600 prisoners taken in Galicia and advances around Halicz and Halicz to Kembkovitzy. A Norwegian steamer Hilda was sunk off Rotterdam with crew saved.
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Petrograd
Lenton
Walicz
Parla
Preach Air Service
Faye
Raffles
Somme
Roye
tHalks
Serol
Rotterdam
Lamdon
Hilda
Rudy
Preston
London
Turtukel
Rumenixawn
Danube
Bucharest
Cantern
Galicia
Increase in pensions passes Senate
Washington Sept 7 a bill applying to officers or enlisted men who served in the civil or Mexican wars or the war of 1812 and who have reached one act of 79 seats pensions of 20 month instead of its month was passed today by the senate. It already has passed the house. Widows of civil war soldiers dropped because of marriage to another party restated to the role by the passage.
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Washington
Senate
House
King of Greece Receives MEA in London and Athens
Dispatches report the King of Greece receiving the MEA amid updates from London and Athens. Officials state Turkish positions near the Suez canal area and Peninsula are being watched as the Salonika garrison reels from recent events. Officers of the Eleventh Division describe actions by Turkish forces and revolts, noting disciplined responses by Greek troops and allied commands.
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London
Athens
Firltleh
Wiis & m
Arish
Seconromie
Salonik Garris
Tt Con
Germans Driven Back On Somme In Night Battle
London reports the German attempt to take Leuze wood on the Somme failed after a nocturnal counter attack. The war office says the enemy advanced under cover of darkness but was driven off after close combat, leaving two officers and seventeen men as prisoners. Artillery activity persisted with reports of lachrymatory shells.
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Gerrann
Iret
Mountary
Enenes
Verdun
French War Office
Bormine
Etfort
Guillemont-Combles
London
T the Drie Front
Petrograd Raya Haltcz
Staty Alles Jeoutheant
Lemberg
Tertukal
Danube
Petrograd
Leuze Wood
Somme
War Office
Glady
Schools Open Late In Washington As Classes Delayed
Washington schools will not open until October 11 due to paralysis affecting the capital. The September 49 and 48 dates are noted in the report. Charles J Mahffey of Portland Oregon was nominated by President Wilson today as part of the Department of the Interior.
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Washington
T—Charlen J. Mahffey
Portland
Ore
Drestent Wilson
Department of the Interior
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Congress
Gary
Hughes
Saya
New Hampshire
Furks
Euphrates
Orsova Pass
Turkukai
Senator Nixon
Sunt
Elsie Ramacy
Verdun Front
Vaux and
Halicz
Interborough Rapid Transit
Berlin
Turtukai
Galician
Czat
Semikovitze
Wedniki
Detlin
Raye Vermandorijiers
Bormme
Tne
Ginchy
Mne
Meuan
Thiaumont
Galleis
Gerimant
Ziota Lipa
Ryern
Macedonia
Raya
Struma
Adday
Halles
Kembkovitzy
Wodniki
Halitz
Stubborfly
Mawes
Yenterdey
Carpathians
Associated Press
France
Greece
Constantine
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