French and Russian Fronts See Shifts in War
Amid heavy rain and bombardment, French push on Verdun front taking trenches south of the Thiay mount and guns. 120 prisoners and 10 machine guns captured. Russians renew pressure in Galicia, advancing along the Sereth and GraPetki rivers, taking trenches at Zareste and 12 officers and 100 men prisoner. Austro‑German efforts falter under Italian and Allied resistance. transports claim Hill 81 captured by Traf fins, while Turkish and Russian fronts see variable gains and losses across multiple sectors.
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Freseh
Hamwood
Tiver Somme
Verdun
Thiay Montor
Pester
Fleury
Pozleren
Bridad
Galicia
Sereth
Grapetki
Stokhod
Youyal
Mvar
Zareste
Arhass
Constantinople
Petrograd
Keranshah
Perla
Dukap
Turtish Arcenia
Bills
Gorizia
Dobero
Tower
Monte Sabanito
Governor Spry Praised by Wells in Utah Statement
Former Utah governor Heber Wells issues a public statement from Eat Lake Aug 8 endorsing Governor Willard Spry for the Republican nomination. Wells argues Spry has the right to seek a second term and should be treated as a candidate for president. He notes meeting longtime Republican friends in Salt Lake City and offers brief reasoning for his support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampot
Tronventten
Ogden
Wilam
Utehere
RooVernor
Reed Smoot
George Sutherland
United States
Willa Spry
United States of America
Utah
Heber MM. Wells
Eat Lake
Heber A
Willan Spry
Republican Party
Welle
Epry
Bas Schot
Sutherland
Rearona
Galt Lake City
Ésternon
New York Street Car Strike Ends After Settlement Vote
New York railways directors end a twelve hour deadlock and accept a mayoral plan with Oscar Straus to resume normal service. Employers gain the right to organize and wages will be arbitrated. strike leaders had sought union-employee parity. A stray note mentions an old man with NESH TM on a hotel letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Railways Company
Third Avenue Railway Company
Mitchel
Oscar S. Straus
Public Service Commission
Ines
Gevced
Hughes Attacks Wilson in Transcontinental Speechs
Charles E Sughes assailed the administration over foreign policy and civil service reforms during a two part tour stop. He criticized appointments he called inexperienced, denounced U S policy toward Mexico and warned of risks to American workers if European war affects trade. He urged a president with experienced leadership and pledged to defend American rights abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrott
Stich
Charles E. Sughes
Tanlbt
Civil Service
United States
Hughes
Vera Cruz
Arministration
Uinghes
Latin America
Ibs
Hughes Abound Strees
Ted
Europe
America
Arcedisha
Light Guard Armory
Sebich
Tirat
Aviators Bomb German Lines In Broad Allied Assault
British air fleets pounded German trenches and supply depots along the Somme Front as numerous formations attacked from 8 000 feet. Incendiaries set sheds ablaze while fire and smoke rose over Merdispule and other targets, with German and Allied losses mounting as the offensive expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Tip Ay
London
Kenin Lietard
Northeart
Arras
Merdispule
Somme
Lilleta
Aviation
Deren Ravest
Amazing
Japanese Admiral Kamimura Dies at 67
Vice Admiral Hikerajo Kamimura of the Japanese navy has died at age 67. A key figure in the Russo Japanese War, he led the second squadron in naval actions near Taungtao in 1914 and in battles in Korea and Vladivostok operations. His victories redeemed his early unpopularity and earned him titles and high honors.
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Japan
Toki
Hikerajo Kamimura
Kamimura
W Ho
Taungtao
Chine
Karimura
Musting Watshi
Rurik
Gromobol
Rosalia
Ve Ue
Get Fresh Air to Fight Obesity Says Advertisement
An advertisement urges readers to combat obesity with open air exercise and deep breathing. It promotes Kerkirin capsules from A R McIntyre Drug Co as a nightly aid, claiming harmless oil of kerrein reduces weight after a few days, encouraging regular use until normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A, R, McIntyre Drug Co
Guy Drugerst
Fronts in East War See Russian Breakthrough Near Tarnopol
London reports August 7 11 35 p m dispatch from Petrograd says Russian successes to the south of Brody push the Russian four teen miles from the Tarnopol Lemberg railroad. Austrian forces at Tarnopol reportedly retreat toward Zlochotf as Russians and Austrians maneuver to outflank each other near Kovet Lemberg and the Carpathians. Berlin and Vienna statements corroborate the unfolding battle lines with heavy fighting around Karel and the Carpathian foothills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Petrograd
Asuth
Brody
Rustan
Tarnopol-Lemberg
Austran
Tarnopol
Zlochotf
Jondon
Kovet
Lemberg
Petrostad
Berlin
Vienna
Karel
Galleia
Pruin
Hoth
Ko[vel
Carpathians
Reriin
Cheremoch
Mexicans Seen At Odds Over Resort Attraction Near Shang Hai Bridge
In Ogden canyon at Ee Wieox from the Wilcor camp, a request was made to influence Bherli’s office to remove three Mert cane from around Shang hai bridge. No unlawful charges tied to Broweht but locals say the Mexicans are too free. An incident involving boys, a Mexican camp member hammering tin, and a girl’s remark sparked tension. Deputy Sheriff Honeon plans to investigate as the group labels the affair a matter of public concern.
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Ee Wieox
Wilcor
Ogden Canyon
Bherli
Yas Ita
Shanghai Bridge
Mexicac
Merican Colaoy
Kingly
Imallenee
Sheritry
Honeon
Seling
DeVing
Mulligan Stewson Five Brings Woe to Times
Transients including George Trawley Frank Myers Frank Parry Georg Reblaron and Um Kelly were taken into custody by Detective Alea J Fite and others while preparing Mulligan Stew near the Ogden riser on West Twentieth street. The chickens were alleged to have been stolen from A. Walberg 12 Twentieth street and from Jamun Brown's garden. Myers and Parry were charged with intent to steal while three others faced petit larceny. Most pleaded not guilty. Myers and Crowley were fined or jailed. Nolan and Mee were fined for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. George Grant and John Copenhazen were jailed for intoxication. Sichard Anderson faced a charge of refusal to support his family with a trial set for August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trawley
Frank Myers
Frank Parry
Georg Reblaron
Um Kelly
Eereeant 1
Motman
Alea J. Fite
Leer W. St. Dav Iy
Ogden Riser
West Twentieth Street
Aiten Frea
Je A. Walberg
Twentieth Street
Jamun Brown
Glasgow
Myers
Parry
Crowley
Hotmewa
Kelly
Browley
J. A. Nolan
Nolan
George Grant
John Copenhazen
Jali Sichard Anderson
Bly Triat
August Loth
Lights of New York Striking Performances Highlight Production
Vitagraphs Blue Ribbon feature The Lights of New York portrays the tower district of a poor city with grim detail. Walter McGrall plays Pananter and sustains a fall while fleeing police after a blow to a man. Director Van Dyke Brooks rescheduled a retake. McGrall finished the scene amid ankle injury and heavy effort.
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Vitagraph
New York
Kropolin
Walter McGrall
Pananter
Hank Chovincki
McQrain
McGrail
Ccil
van Dyke Brooks
McGrall
Mc Grall
SteGrail
Italian Troops Capture Hills in Gader and Monfalcone Sectors
Italian forces report gains in the Travenanter valley area and the Gader valley while repelling Austrian counterattacks on Monte Zebro and the Bettis Comment plateau. In the Monfalcone sector, Italian units advanced after artillery and trench mortars, with renewed fighting and enemy counterattacks noted. The war office statement cites captures of strongholds, logistics, and continued artillery activity along the Adige to Upper Tsongo axis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
London
Travenanter
Bara Torrent
Gader Valley
Toleca
War Office
Monte Zebro
Bettis
Teorro
Prinonera
Adige
Tsongo
Deareyink
Tofano
Travenanier
Gader
Dogna
Tarvis
Ratbi
Tolmino
Jaonto
Monfalcona
Allie
Monfalcone
Bersin
Agethet
Fragmented War Time Notices and Estate Grants
OCR text details a wartime notice with a regiment, officers, a squadron of planes bombing a railway near Opelna and naval actions, plus multiple probate entries. It lists estates of Barintha Uagea, Timer lope, Eliza Willams, and Joseph Witlome, with letters of administration granted and bonds fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barintha Uagea
X. Binith
Qed
Eatate
Timer Lope
Bia
Laura Jose
Eliza Willams
Joseph Witlome
Brigham Meadhrs Defeat Red Sox In Nine to Three Victory
Brigham Meadhrs beat the eastern Red Sox 9 to 3 in Pricham City yesterday afternoon, aided by two Ogden players Wesaler and Dunkan. Maskelley delivered a spectacular lower-center hit over the fence for a homer and two RBIs, drawing cheers from a large crowd. Lineup listed with positions and key pitchers Look and Kelter allowed multiple runs, Roskeller hit a home run. Also notes a Brigham excursion train to Salt Lake on Wednesday conducted by Oregon Short Line with three trip loads expected from Oatland Brigham area.
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Pricham City
Brigham Meadhrs
Ball Park
Banca
Spectatora
Dele
Ham
Watkin
Morgan
Ds Keller
Weasler
Baroshas
Jensen
Watkins
Keakelley
Ruskan
Call
Red’ Sox
Keyser
Russell
Bi Crawford
Werrel
Mckee
Feleken
Kennedy
Louk
Oi Shimeall
Rummary
Errom
Keater S
Crawford
McKeen
Look
Kelter
Roskeller
Boxeldar
Tilighbam City
Moacker
Baitals
Oreson
Belehamat
Tregutar Uraine
Collleston
Brigham
Nelad Vatley
Salt Lake
Oatland
Peter Blas Not To Be Prosecuted In Patchwork Report
District Attorney David requests dismissal after boy complainants admit trespass and no provocation in a case involving Peter Blass. Three men Charles Delaney James Wilson and F Faber plead not guilty to store burglary at 1600 Washington Ave on July 26 with trial date to follow. Also mentions unrelated wedding event and a stray police note about Vine Street bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Warner
Nor Parte
Peter Blass
Wilson Lane
John
Davie
Ita
Charles Delaney
James Wilson
F. Faber
D. W. Thomas
Wanhington Avenue
Probate Matters in District Court Highlight Real Estate Sales
The district court probate calendar shows multiple motions and demurrers in cases including the estates of Lorin Granding and Carl William Meatrark, with sales of real estate granted, guardianships, and final distributions. Notable actions include confirmations of sale, discharge of administrators, and bonds set at 3100, amid guardianship matters for minors and deed transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dachrun
Jostph P. Bratlicgs
Luther
Fess
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A E. Hoag
H. J. Peery
W.J. Parker
Kaiser
A.V. McIntosh
W. H. Harris
M. V. Dooly
J. E. Dooly
Paul M. Lee
Bank OF Ogden
Washington
Verdun Front
Governor Spry
Wells
First National Ank
Ggden
U. & Defositary
Wu Eng Tne Ee
Browning
John Watson
L. R. Eccler
James F Burton
Sumner P. Nelson
Cash's
Barnes
Paulding
Ohio
Ughes
Woodrow Wilson
Inland Grain CompAny
Wall Ave
Carr Close Rarze
Dows
Mexcans
Mulligan
Ogden Maersh
Robert Harron
The
Sierras
Harry McCoy
Keystone Players
Ogden Theatre
Pelenaera
Ted Sox
Peter Blas
Creed Lave
Blackwood
Bella
Mfard
Lake
Vine Street
Laigham
Deast
24Th and
Wall
Bunion Gomfort
Arden
Woks
Etremo
ATL. Meintyre Drug Co, Eccles Tide
Wma
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