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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1916
Page
8
A William Bayard Hale analysis remarks on Rumania possibly entering World War I, noting strategic aims including Transylvania, army strength around 159,000 to 2 million contenders, and dangers of harsh terrain. It discusses Austrian plans, Russian offensive, and chaotic communications across Europe.
James Kare, a 28 year old railroad brakeman once with South Pacific Mills and later with Nevada Northern Railway, shot himself in his room about 4:45 yesterday afternoon. He died at Steptoe hospital two hours later. Kare, born in Lockport New York, had lived in the region about ten years and was respected as an exellent worker and member of the I. O. F. and Order of Railway Conductors. Funeral plans await finding relatives.
Twin Falls Idaho August 13 Mr and Mrs J C Gardner learned their son Private John Charles Potter Inf entry was killed in action in Europe. The Ottawa record office conveyed the official notice stating Potter died August 2 in action. Potter, known locally as Charles Wee, enlisted a year ago under an assumed name to spare his mother worry. He left behind five siblings and a widowed sister Mrs George C Walker who lives in Ballet? The message ends with a sobering note of no joke and a reminder of the family distress.
Petrograd reports Austrians retreating along the wire front after evacuating the strira line. General Letchitzky advances behind Von Rathmere’s right flank while Scherbatchole’s forces maneuver. Austrian aim to escape by a long run to Ziochorf and Pomorzanty is described as uncertain and precarious.
British forces pushed 300 to 400 yards beyond a German trench line northwest of the Somme and north of the Aisne in renewed action near Thirval Maurepas. Entente assaults around Hemant Maurepas failed to break German positions, with heavy losses reported on both sides. Turkish troops faced Allied pressure near the Suez region as British cavalry pursued retreating forces east of Baku.
Italian forces claim a fortified hill capture as they push toward the Monfarcone and Gort da sectors near London. The statement notes over 2,000 prisoners taken, including officers, plus multiple machine guns and artillery. Air raids damaged Grada and Camyalto, with civilian houses set alight.
Penxeola Florida Aug 12 The French cruiser Atitral Aube arrived unexpectedly yesterday and departed today The crew refused fuel or supplies but received documents from the French consul An observer noted the cruiser seemed eager to gather first hand information of the port Soundings were taken as she approached the harbor
New York reports a looming nationwide railroad strike threatens to halt commerce and 2 million jobs. President Wilson and the Federal Board of Mediation confront a breakdown after workers reject arbitration and mediation, with leaders of railroad unions preparing to meet in Washington.
Fragmentary report suggests Russian forces faced resistance on multiple fronts with counterattacks near Gaheta and Corprthiana. It notes Allied aid aiding defensive lines while discussing strategic outcomes and possible shifts in momentum during the engagements.
A new telephone directory called Ance Telephura Directory is being prepared for Onder. It will list over 6,000 names and be consulted daily by thousands. To have your name included, contact your local Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company representative.
A letter from former Forest Service chief Gifford Pinchot to Interior Secretary Lane accuses administration policy of abandoning conservation principles. He warns that opening western reserves for navy use could destroy reserves and threaten naval strength, citing past bills and replacements as evidence of shifting support and opposition.
A flood event near Lake Toxaway and surrounding areas threatens several South Carolina counties with rising waters. Reports describe lake conditions, river concerns, and evacuations while unrelated divergent text mentions political speculation and biographical fragments.
Margaret Murphy a five year old girl kidnapped a week earlier from Fort Logan California was brought to Cheyenne Wyoming in a car and delivered Friday night to her mother Mrs T C Lowla of Chicago by the Wyoming shamane society. Mulholland, who took the child, secured possession and drove her to the city.
London reports the sudden death of Sir George Turner former premier and treasurer of Victoria in Melbourne at age 70. He was born in 1851 and death occurred today per Steubica Patch notes.
Provo August 13 the next convention in the Perierate convention of the Fourth judicial district will be held there Thursday. It is probable the result will determine the denomination for judge A. B. Morgan and District Attorney J. L. McDonald who have each served their first term. There is no opposition to Judge Storer. Attorney J. M. Robinson will contest the nomination with Mr. McDonald, but McDonald appears to have a big majority among delegates. A caucus of Utah county delegates may be held at Veilen on convention day. efforts to unite county candidates for state office may be attempted. Additionally named candidates for state treasurer include David Openshaw of Provo and W. J. Evans of Lehi, with little chance of united support. Corfman has many supporters for supreme court, though county backing is unlikely. Luke McLame comments on social mores and wedding ring sentiments.
Delinquent notices issued for unpaid assessments due to Ogden Dench Canal and Waites Company. Names referenced include Mary Livingston, Helen Beatrice, and Sophie Beal. Court actions authorized by the Board of Directors on April 20th, with costs of advertisement to be added. Justice of the Peace to enforce collection on the specified date in Utah.
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