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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1916

Page

8

British and Turks clash near Suez in coast region

Constantinople dispatches report clashes between Felileh and Turkish reconnoitering parties about 25 kilometers east of Rucz near the Suez coast. British detachments reportedly forced the Turkish forces to retreat after defensive resistance on the right wing. A hostile monitor bombarded the area near Fotcha but was unsuccessful.

Constantinople Ave London Felileh Suez War Office Caucasus Tron Fotcha Rucz

Pocatello Outhits Southern Pacific in Mixed Baseball Play

In a two hour game at Glentyond park the Pocatello team overwhelmed Southern Pacific with seven runs in the first inning but the visitors surged back, scoring seven more in the seventh and eighth. Hullihan and Reagan starred for Pocatello while Woolsey excelled behind the sticks for Southern Pacific. Marshall was injured in the seventh, suffered a concussion but was later reported expected to recover.

Pocatello Southern Pacifics Tiada Vistors Glentyond Park Hullbann Reagan Woolsey Southern Pacifica Marshal Orden Turball Dee Tt Ia Letts Bunk” Stewart Bouthermn Pacifics Marshall T Lake

Villa bandits capture Esters town in Chihuahua raid

Reports from General Trevino describe Villa bandits surrounding the town of Esters, Chihua hua, fifty miles south, after a six hour battle that forced a garrison of 209 under Castaln De la Fuente to evacuate with little ammunition. Casualties undetermined, with both sides suffering. Outlaws captured several prisoners. Reinforcements and pursuit planned. A second engagement near Laguna district reported with bandits repelled. leader Ferostra killed. Cavazon reports capture of two bandits at Pardnereles and denies southern expedition. Also anecdotes and unrelated quips from Toronto and Birmingham appear.

Villa Badlle Esters Chinuahua Jacinto Treving Uribe Arango Martin Lupex Castaln de la Fuente Elzondo Etizooda Villa Ferniza Cavazon Guerrero Pardnereles Chihuahua Remmand Cavazos el. V

Bulgarians Gain Ground In Balkan Fronts Amid World War I Dramas

Paris reports Bulgarian forces west of Lake Ohrid have captured Malik and advance toward Kavala under British naval protection. In Albania and along the Struma, French artillery presses the enemy while British and German repulses mark trench warfare north of Ware and near Thiepval. Petrograd notes Ruslan success on the Turka line and fresh Alpine fighting as Italians gain a few positions. Washington says hearing dates shifted for Sacramento and Battle Lake under daylight saving adjustments.

Paris Aus Entente Tetenla Laka Ochrida Kavala Berlin Ochtida Malik Albania Shyma Ferdinanda Aegean Ibut Ginchy Thiepval Potleres Barentin-La le Teh Drinatter Risa Frieds Mehatadt Petrograd Koveriapmountain Turka Mistandart Progreza Dlargekr Isonzo Va|jonr

Citizen Soldiers at the Ft Douglas Camp

A misspelled letter from Fort Doukas Camp describes troop life under A E Meynond, noting eight companies A to G, ages from 15 to 17 and older, nightly retreat at 11, daily drill until 4, and ration variety. Enol A Colling of Company B signs the letter promising a meeting at Fort Doukas before camp closes.

A. Meynond Tany Herald Eicbt Fort Doukas Enol A. Colling

Hughes Rest in the Rockies During Colorado Stop

Charles Hughes and wife Hughes arrived in rk Colo Aug 27 to rest before resuming campaigning. A Toy Scout welcome greeted the candidate in Lyons with three cheers and handshakes. The couple planned a short walk an automotive ride and Hughes planned mountain climbing and biking during the brief vacation.

Colo Charles Hughes

Abduction Plot Aims at Harriman Son in Idaho

Bolen Idaho August 27 three men reportedly involved in a plot to abduct Donald Harriman 16 son of Mrs EH Harriman widow of the late railroad magnate and hold him for ransom in Idaho mountains were arrested at St Anthony Two suspects Lufkin and McLay allegedly confessed while Ralph Cusset denied knowledge Mrs Harriman and Finland were to visit their ranch on the upper Snake River about August 18 but postponed due to a threatened railroad strike.

Bolen Idaho Bt. Anthony Doland Hartiman EH. Harriman Idaho Mountains BE Anthony Mark A. Lufkin Davis McLay BL Anthony Ralph Cuselt

Forty Tourists on Union Pacific No. 7 En Route to Yellowstone

A touring party of forty travelers labeled V0, departing Chicago, will ride Union Pacific train No. 7 to Yellowstone Park. They plan a Grden canyon trolley tour via Hermitage and Salt Lake City special, then return for a Mutchiesna tour dinner feature. A separate local anecdote recalls Jim Smith paying a pork bill with a crom mare after a long credit period.

Stratehindon Chicago Yellowstone Park Opden Hla Union Pacific Ara Walte Salt Lake City Grden Canyon Hermitage Avery Pray Prietor Jim

Blood Therapy for Infantile Paralysis Glimpsed in 1910s Report

New York reports describe a blood treatment for infantile paralysis using blood from recovered patients. Dr Flexner and Dr Netter highlight results and immunity concepts, noting donors had no disease for decades. The piece references the American Surgical and Medical bodies and an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

New York Ats Infante Paratyale Slen Flamer Plexnestas Ariel Flexner A Neter Netter

Great Falls Boost Impresses Sheriff DeVine

Sheriff T A De Vine, back from Great Falls Montana, praised the booming city and said plans are underway for a $400000 zinc smelter. He noted rapid growth, strong local spirit and belief in boosting industries, with the Missouri River trade supporting income and prosperity.

T. A. de Vine Great Falls Mont Montana Sheriff the Vine Great Falla

Prices Fixed for Fashion Show Decor Materials

Secretary James TM Cancy announced that a regular schedule of prices for automobile decorating material has been agreed by the general committee and the Artificial Flower company which will distribute the material Excella will sell at 60 cents per square yard for white 6 cents per square yard for colored Roping 60 cents a dozen yards plumes for horses 1.20 a dozen Flowers prices rise Roses chrysanthemum and castor infex 5.60 Clematis and petunias 8.00 Sunflowers 9.00 Autumn vines branches palm trees and other decorating material priced Float building is underway with several floats in progress to ease last minute rushes.

James TM. Cancy Revetal Fashion Show Committee I Regula Arificial Flower Company Excella

Two killed and two injured in Kalamazoo auto derby crash

Kalamazoo Mich Aug 27 Jack Peacock of Brooklyn and Marion Arnold of Chicago were killed when eleven racing cars piled into a heap at Recreation Park mile track during the annual auto derby. Seven others, including mechanics and drivers such as F E Marquette, Al Dowie, and Otto Hennley, were badly injured with injuries ranging from head wounds to broken bones. several were reported as likely fatal.

Kalamazoo Mich Jack Peacock Brooklyn Marion Atenold Chicago Recreation Park Idle City Marion Arnold Chicaro Andy Nurton Stutz Renokiya Bunbeam Alps Alice Teaching F. E. Marquette Nalamazov Pracock Brad Enea E al W Dowie Katemazoa Bylek Andy Durt Stulz Otto Hennley

Wreck at track causes deaths and havoc at race meet

A catastrophic multi car crash at a race track leaves Arnold dead beneath a wrecked Stutz while Peacock and Marquette are severely injured. Officials halt the event as ambulances rush to hospital and the crowd flees. The day ends with a grim toll and word of further crashes.

Sunbeam Feacock Hearock Jeu Cara Headleas Arnold Peacock Marquette

Chinaman Forfeits Large Amount in Ogden Court

Joe Wong and other Chinamen were arrested by Sergeant Mohiman on Lincoln Avenue for vagrancy. Wong’s bail of 150 dollars was forfeited after failure to appear. Several individuals, including Jimmy Cook and Frank McGuire, were found guilty of drunkenness and sentenced to five days in jail. Harry Prough, accused of passing a forged check, sought a preliminary hearing, with arrest tied to a complaint from Rosady.

Joe Wong Chinaman Mohiman Lincoln Avenue A.W. Fleming Jimmy Cook Frank McGuire Tress Jon Howe Prough J. J. Forbes Ogden Todee Fraternal Order of Regies Firat National Bank Frank St. Raandk Rosady Gtrat Falls Mont Ogden T. A. Devine Hix Daly

Bremen with Dye on Way to America

Wireless report from Westin dated Aug 27 states a German merchant submarine is moving to the United States with a cargo of dyes. The Norddeutsche Zeitung prints an interview with Lohmann, director of the company owning the submarine, saying trade through the submarine route will grow significantly as shipments proceed.

Westin Colgate

Zeppelins Patrolling North Shore Ports Reported

Copenhagen Aug 21 Two Zeppelins escorted by two craft and torpedo boats were sighted off Tergeh marking the first wartime patrol near port this alert. Local sea watchers noted the airships appeared to patrol to the north and were observed during daylight.

Copenhagen Tergeh

Smiddies Return After Practice Cruise

Annapolis Aug 27 The battleships Ohio Missouri and Wisconsin compose the Naval Academy. The midshipmen have been cruising along the Atlantic coast ending the summer term with participation in the naval week gag.

Smiddies Heturn

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