Tabernacle Sunday Services Open Winter Schedule
The Tabernacle resumed regular Sunday afternoon services with a program by the Tabernacle choir and soloists under Prof. Joseph Daklantyne. Elder Pardee spoke on music’s power to touch emotions and inspire service, with invocation by Elder Brant Newleboot and benediction by Elder T. Samuel Browning. The choir rehearsed for a recital next Thursday with Lucy Gaten.
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Ted Ballantyne
Leo Sadgen
Waller Stephens
Clair Bole
Mildred Warn
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Annie Wittlayason
Dourn Bole
Walter Stephens
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Lucy Gaten
Charlie Chaplin in The Firemen at the Lyceum
Charlie Chaplin performs in The Firemen at the Lyceum theater. The sketch blends comedy and action as Chaplin's signature antics play out on stage, drawing a crowd seeking silent film era humor live performance.
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China appeals to America through minister Reinsch
China has communicated appeals to Washington through American minister Paul R. Reinsch to preserve the country from Japanese encroachments. It is understood any protest by the United States will be ignored by Japan, which is believed to have a definite course of action.
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Kelvinia Sunk By A Torpedo
A Vancouver report from New York dated September 15 states the British Kelvinia sank after torpedo attack carrying 28 Americans. G. W. Dillard of Richmond Virginia says the ship was torpedoed at 2 am with insufficient lifeboats, many crew and Americans abandoned ship and were rescued after hours at sea. He mentions a nearby light possibly from a submarine.
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New Appointment Heads Southern Pacific District Office
Willard G. Wilson and Groven A. Bush announce the arrival of F. E. Scott as the new district freight and passenger agent in Salt Lake City. Scott succeeds C. L. McFaul who becomes general agent at Fresno. McFaul departs soon amid long service as a local booster and railroad man. Scott is expected to visit Ogden later this week.
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Serbians Capture Military Equipment on Macedonian Front
A dispatch from Tendon dated September reports Serbian forces crossing the Broda river and seizing trenches at Raluskcalan. Germans are said to have lost four field guns and eight machine guns, with up to 36 prisoners. French troops on the allied left wing reportedly capture Florina station amid heavy fighting.
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Salt Lake Investor Dies After Mount Rainier Fall
Tacoma report confirms J. A. Fritnch, Salt Lake City capitalist, died last night from injuries after a fall into a crevice on Mount Rainier. He had been carried to Paradise Valley by fellow climbers and guides. his body was to be sent to Tacoma for relatives' instructions. The accident occurred Friday near the mountain summit.
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Great Attacks Near Gorizia
A telegram printed by the Cologne Gazette today reports Italian forces under heavy attack near Gorizia. Details are sparse as the battle lines shift with renewed artillery and infantry assaults reported from the front.
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Tractor adoption asserted by Wisconsin expert
Frank M. White of the University of Wisconsin, head of the agricultural engineering department and president of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers, declares the tractor is here to stay and urges farmers nationwide to recognize its value.
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Italian Attacks Near Gorizia On The Koman Plateau
A World War I field report describes two days of attacks against Austrian positions near Gorizia on the Koman plateau. The text warns the engagement is not as large as earlier Italian battles, yet it notes heavy casualties and compares the fighting to the Western Front and the recent Russian offensive. It cites Italian tactics attributed to General Crussilotti and reports progress along the front between Wippach and Gereaaasautte aided by dense infantry formations.
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Bounties Paid For Wolves Pelt In Et Touls County
Duluth Minnesota reports nearly fifteen thousand dollars in bounties paid for about one thousand wolves killed in Et Touls county over the last fifteen months. Hunters earned fifteen dollars per wolf with county and state payments amid a harsh winter that hindered trapping.
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Tariffs Suspended on Coal Freight Rates
Washington date Sept 18 tariffs of the Denver and Salt Lake railroad increasing coal freight rates from the Oak Hill district in Colorado 10 points in Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Iowa were suspended today by the Interstate Commerce Commission until January 16 pending investigation.
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Women Criticize Newest Fashions in Chicago Week
Chicago fashion scene revives grandmotherly paisley and Spanish touches as designers, editors, and "best dressed" women prepare to critique fall and winter modes. Classifieds note moral offerings and condolences, while notices seek lost items and help for pin and parlor needs. puzzle-like clutter hints at a busy urban issue page.
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