Ogden Heads Urge Voters to Endorse People’s Platform
Yao George J. Kelly, chair of the City Republican Committee, was sent to Nebraska on business and writes urging Ogden residents to attend the Monday primary at 7 30 PM to name delegates and candidates for mayor, commissioner, city judge and auditor. He calls for a Democratic Republican Peoples platform free of corporate interests, endorsing Colonel Roosevelt’s “Let the People Rule” stance, and says he cannot attend. He asks J M Fornstall to act in his absence and notes no fixed plan from the committee.
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George J. Kelly
City Republican Committee
Nebraska
Ogden
Corporation
J. M. Fornstall
Roosevelt
Hints For Housekeepers From Woman's Page
Practical tips on domestic care and cold treatment from the Woman's Page. Advice covers cleaning methods, cupboard airing, preserving gloves with ink and olive oil, drying broomes, and air drying. Also notes fashion trends for blouses and waists, with fabric choices for tailored suits and dresses.
Summer fashion tips for inexpensive frocks and skirts
The article notes late summer sales and urges buying simple frocks for morning wear next year. It contrasts past shortages of narrow skirted mods with current abundant stock, suggesting shoppers take advantage of bargains while stores are well stocked. It highlights hoops and tighter skirts as affordable options.
Cushion cover design using dull blue damask and crochet motifs
A decorative cushion cover plan uses dull blue damask as the main fabric with ecru crochet medallions placed diagonally or at corners and center. The front and back are seamed on the wrong side and turned, with the open end overhanded after inserting the cushion. no edge finish is used for a plain seam look.
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Ecru
Anglo French bankers split over war munitions loan stance
In Odio discussions on a mammoth credit loan for exports heated debate rages on whether munitions should be funded by the loan. American bankers split with the Anglo French commission over inclusion of arms, Russia's role, and the loan’s interest rate as Britain and France press for robust terms while some bankers seek broader funding options.
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New York
Odio
Commission
Bankera
Atlantic
United
Russia
Great Britain
France
Husala
Ste ‘Plana
Enet Neluwon
London
Bat
Hussia
H Ye
Thia
England
Eithter
Anor
Hart
Paris
Flanders
Conscription Crisis Rumors Shake Cabinet
A London Daily News report claims a cabinet minority plans to force conscription by early action. If no agreement is reached next week, ministers may resign, risking a cabinet crisis and possibly triggering national tensions over compulsory service. Church leaders and munition workers are urged to heed a speech by Churchill on the matter this evening.
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Loodot
London Daily News
Delly News
Teix
Jarrvice
Fire insurance in Utah sparks rate relief campaign
In Utah over the past three years property owners saw fire insurance rates reduced about 25 percent in Salt Lake City. Colorado's average premium has been $31.80 while Utah, aided by better fire protection, begins a campaign for improved conditions. Insurance Commissioner John James received an inquiry from Denver on payments to insurers.
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Salt Lake, Bent
Utah
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Met Onttay
John James
Denver
Deafness Cure Claims Highlight Quack Remedies
A garbled column cites various supposed cures and remedies for deafness, naming entities and locations in unclear terms. It references medical products and letters from a firm or trader, including alleged “desfoera” and “catarth,” with mentions of a publisher or retailer and a range of dubious procedures.
Fire loss payments and insurance fortunes in Utah 1911–15
A historic Utah inquiry shows property owners paid 1 910 837.41 in insurance premiums in 1910–1911 while receiving only 607 145.88 in fire losses, with a shift noted by 1913–1914 and a hoped improvement after rate reductions. The report cites Jameson as compiler and cites broader comparisons to Colorado, amid unrelated wartime espionage mentions involving Doerthinger and Swiss-Geneva sources.
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Utah
James
Retorla
Tetur
Colorado
Culotago
Spy Put To Death By English Spy Executed In London
London reports the execution of a spy named Hare ool after trial. Geneva and Paris dispatches place the date and event amid cross border intrigue. G A Doerfiinger, a professional bicyclist once in a Madison Square Garden race, is noted as condemned.
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London
Geneva
Switzerland
Paria
G. A. Doerfiinger
Madison Square Garden
New York
Unsel
German speedometer for tf mobltes illuminates color shifts
A German speedometer for tf mobltes changes its illuminated indicator to reflect a car’s speed. It makes several color changes as the vehicle accelerates, intensifying the display as speed rises.
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Beechams
Ste
Betaln
Europe
Orton Tewson
Churchlin
Wafield
State OF Uta
Perttan
Catarth
Reed Fe Irene
Ete
Pteset & CO
Telede
Baaty Pross
Cathation
de Geneve My
Freiborg
Doerfiinger
Gerrea
Porkins
Ier Savings Bank
den Savings Bank
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