Italian Troop Train Fire Follows Austrian Attacks
Milan reports sustained Austrian assaults on Modallion positions near Monte Hel and Doberdo fronts. Italian forces tighten grip as heavy bombardment targets Gorizia and surrounding trenches. News describes 2,000 Austrian prisoners taken after bold volunteer mining and trench assaults, with Italian gains near Julcan and Savoy.
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Milan
Monte Hel Tuns
Bao
Doberdo
Gorizia
Tranches
Bovervite
Boyerat Ellewstern
Cara Hilla
Wolker
Ogden applicants to be examined by Utah Harbor Board
Notice states the Utah Board of Examiners of Harbors will hold its regular meeting in August 1916 at the Long Arm Barbershop in Ogden for the examination of all harbor applicants. President H. Hayes presiding. Advisory notice appears in the official record.
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Utah Alito Board of Examiners of Harbors
Long Arm
Ogden
Onisy
H. Hayes
Froeldent
Adyartiszomant
Russians Claim Some Successes in Eastern Front Battles
Report from London details Soviet and German artillery exchanges and trench actions along the Minina and Narow fronts. Descriptions mention German counterattacks near Lomza Ostrolenka Rozan and near Ostrog, with heavy fighting on the Oje river sector and varied local gains for Allied lines. The piece also notes naval actions and a grave incident involving a machine shop worker near Linley.
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Petrogmd
London
Aun
Enya
Alga
Minna
Ponlawoach
Narow
Lomza
Ostrolenka
Rozan
Ostrog
Oje
Warsaw
Alonia
Vistula
Matziovitzo
Vietila
Baglato
Muoy
Potita
Nndina
Hindranas
Wagdinitt Votyos
Motwlipa
Dulvalar
Sarasota
Annexation by German Empire drives party split in Whers faction
A British dispatch from London August 6 reports a sharp conflict within the national Whers party over annexation policy and the end of the war. Leaders Von Bethmann-Hollweg is attacked by Ernest Bisdermann and others aligned with the anti annexation wing while a meeting of the party’s executive committee is expected to affirm confidence in the chancellor. The report notes rival factions and a Leipzig Tageblatt article that questions the chancellor’s aims and whether annexation serves German prestige abroad.
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Ernest Bisdermann
Herr Hirech
Essen
Gustav Btrassemann
Hanover
Leipsig ‘Tageblatt
Unknown man killed by rifle shot in brush near Mona
Nephi Utah August report says Leo Pace of Santaquin accidentally shot and killed an unknown man north of Mona while investigating a coyote. Pace fired from the road toward brush, discovering a prostrate body. Deputy sheriff, coroner, and county attorney investigated. coroner's inquest ruled death by accident. Undertaker R Downs transported the body to Nephi.
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Nephi
Leo Pace
Santaquin
Mona
Mr. Pace
Searls
Mr. Searls
Coyote
Pace
Pieresh
P. F. Christergen
Hees
Lidnocdert
Cooper
R. Downs
Higher Standard for the Teachers in Utah Education
State board actions raise teacher qualification to a full year of normal work beyond a four year high school course. Existing certificated teachers face new English, spelling, grammar, and literature requirements with an upcoming examination. List of new diplomas and certificates follows, including names of several Utah districts and teachers.
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State Board of Education
Lbr
Utah
Teacharn Pequinad
N Uma
Feachers
Board of Aducations
Tigh Rchnot
Hervin Buoderon
Brigham City
Gladys Stewart Newtan
Brat Third Rou Street
Salt Lake
Wendell
Stout
West Canter Street
Logmn
Chariox A. Simith
Lough Twelfth Lot Street
Salt
Aka City
Umanmor
Cheater
Ho E. Vavilson
Totywood
Walter
Matinath
Lame Shipley
York
Fisytir
Corlificatea
Lilian Alien
Kingston
Fineol
Salt Lake City
Morgan
Lailbrigger
Lew
Teak Cen
Lebh
Tran
Bon
Trent
iProvo
Apna Vo Lewin
Mayaon
Jimunny
Jenn T Rneo
Iirseons Verna Sratt
West Stuck South Wheak
Frye Dispute Remains Unsettled Between U S and Germany
Washington reports the U S Germany clash over the sinking of the American ship William Frye remains unresolved as new German notes defend Berlin stance. Germany argues the act violated no treaty and contends article 73 only obliges pay damages, while the United States insists it protected the ship but not contraband cargo.
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Washington
United States
Germany
William TV
Frya
Germeny
VANGOROD NOW BEING ATTACKED
Telegraphing from Innsbruck the Fribdue correspondent reports heavy Austro Hungarian bombardment of Vangorod from gil aides as Russians face fierce resistance. On August 3 Russians attacked Hodomka river positions with massive casualties and Lomza bombardment by Germans begins. Large German forces advance on the Narew north of Warsaw while Russians halt further German offensives.
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Geneva
Loob
Sat
Innsbruck
Fribdue
Poland
Mora
Gil
von Mackensan
Hodomka
Haturfinidl
Patheiiine
Lomza Hae
Bee
Warsaw
Hundreds Seek American Aid For Polish Refugees
Hundreds of Polish refugees from Warsaw gathered at a Am a can relief center seeking aid as a regional relief commission contemplates reorganizing. The article notes only about 15 percent of Warsaw’s population had left the city, with authorities restricting movement and a special train convoy planned to border areas. A battery of 180 men and equipment is reported in connection with border operations.
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le Petrosrad
Lander
Refi Bera
Warsaw
Border
Olina
A. F
Wedlery
Mbt
Frm
Wrahington
Tucumeast
Iria Yner
Heavy German losses reported in latest war office communique
Pacis August 6 A war office communique reports moderate artillery activity on the western front near Troj In and Argonne. Indications say heavy fighting for the heights north of Fecht with a violent bombardment in the forest of Apremont and a counterattack repelling determined German gains.
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Pacis
War Office
Troj In
Bomba
Petarts
Apremont
Fecht
Col du Schratzmhannels
Osteopaths Elect Dr C J Snyder Portland Leader
Dr C J Snyder was elected president of the American Osteopathy convention by a narrow margin over Dr Roberta Winer Ford of Seattle. The session noted the outcome and the organization’s ongoing activities with emphasis on leadership change.
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Portland
Oregon
Ave
C. U . Hayder
Philadelphia
Jneeperation
Association
Roberta Winer-Ford
Seattla
Mexico Peace Talks Bring Latin Leaders To State Department
A Washington conference with Secretary Lansing and Latin ambassadors from Argentina Brazil Chile Bolivia and Guatemala heard joint US Latin American appeals to Mexican leaders Carranza Villa and Zapata to seek peace. The talks aimed to avert further violence and to consider steps if the plan fails or is rejected, with Paul Fuller Jr. leading discussions on restoring order and constitutional government in Mexico.
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Washington
Ang
State Department
Mexico
United States
Carranga
Villa
Carransa
Planta
Farence Wer
Robert Lansing
Rainula
Naga
Argentina
Doincia Diy Gana
Brazil
Eduardo Suares-Mujlen
Chile
Ignacio Calleron
Bolivia
Mineter Carlog Maria Do Pen
Limigiay
Jonnaulu Mendon
Guatemala
Paul Fuller
Fuller
Americas
Rival Mexican Factions Claim Battles Near Mexico City
Obregon forces report destroying Villa’s southern flying column toward Mexico City and defeating Villa troops at Zacatecas. Villa agents say the flying column remains active, no battle occurred recently, and a new offensive is planned. Carranza reports 1500 Carrancistas joined Villa forces in Sinaloa. conditions in Mexico City are described as better than expected by Minister Acuna.
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Carranza
Obregon
Villa
San Lis Potost
Pachica
Mexico City
Zacatecas
Escatecas
Carrasco
Carranze Jarnamen
Acuna
Mrs Tali Morris Garner Dies After Two Year Illness
Mrs Tali Morris Garner wife of Phil Garner died last night at the Tamily homes Twenty second street from a head tumor after two years illness. She was born January 13 1881 in East Lake City and married ten years ago leaving a husband and three children Morris Thelma and Anna. Survived by her mother and brothers and sisters including J G Stratford Miss Clara Mortia and Mrs W Andrews. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Mra. Tali Morris Garner
Phil Garner
Tamily Homes
Twenty-second Street
Mr. Garner
John Scowcroft & Lana Company
Idaho Territory
Myra
T. C. Morris, Jr
Garner
W. Andrews
East Lake City
T. C. Morrie
Morris Garner
Thelma
Anna Gernet
T . Martin
C. B- Mania
Reno
W. B. Morris
J. G. Stratford
Clara Mortia
Ogden
Chicago
Imade
Warsaw Holdout: City Without Mail for Ten Days
Aug 5 Petrograd via messenger reports Warsaw operating a voluntary post office under Central Citizens' Committee. Miss Vanda Brokoroska leads eighty volunteers from Warsaw Ladies Yachting Association to sort and dispatch thousands of letters and parcels after postal services halted for ten days. Police, courts, and theatres experience disruptions as banks, shops, and military hospitals relocate. two private hospitals bear the burden of care for troops from nearby battles.
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Warsaw
Petrograd
Tandan
Warasw
Puisne Worl
Wartsaw
Progr
Vistula
Vanda Brokoroska
Warsaw Ladies Yachting Association
Central Citizens’ Committee
Ted Roves
Postal
Clarke
State Bank
Brivilo
Polisa
Aine Theatres
Bank
Awd
Busaian Military
Thor
Prague
Teamster Found Dead In Road At Scott Hill Incident
Paris City Aug 5 John Rubica 27 a teamster for Stewart Construction Co crushed under wagon wheels on Scott Hill road to Brighton The body found soon after accident no witnesses Believed he fell from wagon loaded with lumber as team continued toward Brighton Burdick and his family moved from Eureka Nev two weeks ago to Park City for work Old Folks Enjoy Outing At Spanish Fork crowds over 1200 attend Nebo stake event with seniors from Payson Santaquin Lake Shore Salem and Benjamin Autos ferry guests to park pavilion filled with elderly visitors badges given by age group Grandma Perris McKee 95 oldest present William McLellan 90 oldest man
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Paris City
John Rubica
Stewart Construction Company
Scott Hill
Brighton
Beighton
Ron
Park City
Burdick
Craig
Walt Ben
Eureka
Nev
Tie
Gorangou Sud
Bpaniet Fork
Spanish Fork
Nebostake
Payson
Santaquin
Lake Shore
Salem
Benjamin
Grandma Perrls McKee
William McLellan
British government renews notice on plain language censor rules
New York Aug. 5. Noble companies announce the British government has issued a renewed notice declaring callographs to or through Great Britain must be in plain language. It cites alleged joining of words and states this cannot be plain language. Messages with irregular compounds are liable to detention by the censor.
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More Gensoring
New York
Noble Companies
Great Britain
Nater
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Julcan
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Farr & Co, Distributors
Siade
Idi
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Linley
Riverton
Harold Thorpe
Mares Bowpital
Balt Lake City
Tlaxelon Sregeer Tate Corilfetes Walson
Malding
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William K. Fo
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Lark
Mina McFarland
Hunteville
Clifford DL. Madsen
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Rosallé Goodrich
Wheatland
Wyo
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General Delivery
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Neettam
Ormad Valley
Cole
John Fabio
American Fork
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Ore
J. D. Brinkerboft
Emery
Genwye Brin
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Murmy
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Frazer
Beaver
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Laney
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J. G. Kimball
Frye
Central Committee
Penasat
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Ines Ton Raya
Krilatka
Buwalki
Milefsky
Tle
ELKS
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Elke
Hot Springs
Ike
Academy of Munro
Eoent
Mike
Boxelier Commercial Club
Ogden Bike
Vangorod
Osteopaths
C. J. Snyder
WHLL
Aug
J. D. Kenworthy
Gsneral
Denver & Tio Grands
Mrans
Irving A. Benton
Mr. Kenworthy
FR. Wadeleigh
Denver & Rio Crande
Kenworthy
Denver & Rio Grande
Rio Grande
Lnter
Pueblo
Pocatello
Ida
Thomas
Washley
Hleie A. Weldemann
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Fred Weidemann
Cragm
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Tey
Arthur Saunders
Fipts
Eau Otnech
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Salazar
Hearts' Wet Shop
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Lulu
Washington Ave
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