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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1917

Page

7

Japan Attaches U S Senate Remarks On Alliance

Viscount Teh addressed the Senate praising the United States Japan alliance and denouncing German propaganda. He emphasized shared ideals, mutual respect, and the goal of peaceful civilization against Prussian aggression, noting Japan’s support in the eastern crisis and a strong Anglo French Japanese American bloc.

Washington Iehil Senate Sachbury Delaware Marshal Sadsbury United States Japan Taung Tau Pacific Teh

Cure sought in dubious pills and advice column

Scattershot medical quackery story shows readers asking for weight and vitality remedies. Dr Lewis Baker letters offer dubious prescriptions and testimonials praising Cadomene tablets and other tonics, urging readers to send a stamped envelope for more.

Almitar Petuce Lewis Baker College Isite College-Elwort Atrevta Dayton Ohio

Supreme Court Orders Levy for East Lake City Schools

The supreme court directed Balt Lake County officials to raise about 1,405,000 for East Lake City schools in the coming year via a school tax increase. The writ lowers the amount by 3,450,000 minus 355,000 from state lands and funds. Defendants must report by September 7 on compliance.

Supreme Court Yeaturday Igrard Board of Commissioners of Balt Lake County Thomas Momaf A. J. Parsona Coun Tyaxsensor Raymond C. Naylor M.C. Ivernon East Lake City Supreme Court

Etiquette Q and A From Alicia Hort on Proper Addressing

A reader column explains how officers should be addressed by rank, notes that a former general of volunteers now in the army should be called General, and answers etiquette questions. It warns a young unmarried woman not to stay at a hotel without a chaperon, and describes hotel check in, meals, and serving practices with dated social guidance.

Army Navy Voluntecratow Ceveral Alicia Hort Misa Hoyt

Alistria Claims Big Victories From War Front Reports

London reports an Austrian official dispatch noting Eastern theatre gains near Sorela including the capture of heights and the seizure of positions in Bukovina. German troops reportedly took Bojan and Dalzek areas while 1000 prisoners and weapons were captured. Italian forces tried fresh thrusts but faced repeated repulses with heavy fighting and disarray.

London Sorela Austen Ruediana Bojan Bukowina Dalzek Dalaslazzat Helligezehart Gorizia

Fire ruins the city of Kazan on the Weremenka river

Aug 20 report from Petrograd that a large fire destroyed much of Kazan on the Weremenka river about 430 miles east of Moscow. The blaze spread quickly, causing extensive damage as authorities proclaimed a period of mourning and emergency measures.

Kazan Petrograd Wernenka Marila

Polish Council Resigns Amid German Protectorate Talks

Copenhagen reports the entire Polish council of state has resigned amid disputes over a German protectorate plan. The move follows hesitation by Austro German powers and disputes over Lithunia Courland governance, with Poland seeking Vilna to join the protectorate. German authorities hint at separate administrations in Lithuania and Courland as occupation continues.

Copenhagen Berdin Lokal Rozeleer Lithunia Wil Nan Vilna Confureichetag Courland Tareblatt Lokal Anzelper Ecll Germany Fea

Hordes of Industrial Workers of the World held in jail aftermath

Spokane, Wash. Aug 30 Twenty four more alleged Industrial Workers of the World were jailed here as military prisoners after arriving from Portland on a Great Northern train. Major Clement Wilkins led the guards in establishing custody, with district secretary Jacios Trowan remarking on their detention as military protection. Eleven other members were arrested Aug 39 and held in a civilian prison following a general strike call in the northwest.

Bpokane Wash Tro, Montes Woill Clement Wilkins Ilahe National Ontra Jacios Trowan Alleguil Northaest Tlowan Heenmr Ettectiva Etl

Two Boys Suffer Fracture in Street Accident

In Baltimore on August 2, Wesley Smith, 16, and another youth were involved in a street incident near Second Street. Smith sustained a broken right leg while a horse attached to a cart dragged away. Police investigate the scene for details.

Balt Lake Wesley Smith Earl Atreety

Boy Injured In Roadside Rally Incident At Liberty

An incident on Eccles avenue last night left 13 year old Ralph Backman with a broken arm after a pony collapsed during a rally. He and another boy were brought to North Seventh West Street hospital where Dr. W. H. Keyting treated the fracture. The report notes a series of shipping losses and weather impacts later in the week, with British vessels sunk and overall sea damage rising as the week progressed.

Eccles Avenue Ralph Backman Weat Street Liberty Boye Rency Hospital Keyting Smith Dritieh

U-Boat Losses For Last Week Reported

London reports an increase in shipping losses last week with eighteen vessels over 1600 tons sunk by mines or submarines. The weekly advisory summary notes a rise from the prior week, indicating heightened threat to Britain’s maritime supply lines.

London

Pink Tooth Purifier Dazzles Crowd In City Street

A patent tooth wash demonstrator uses a contraption on a box to clean a boy’s teeth while a shouting crowd gawps at a colored boy and racist taunts. The scene ends with a dramatic exit as police or bystanders disperse and a note on women workers in New York City.

Yolee

Four Vessels Sunk in Wrecking August War Period

Paris reports that during the winding August 26, 1016 ships from French ports entered the scene. Four vessels, over 1000 tons in size, and one under 1000 tons, were sunk by submarines or mines. Four more vessels were attacked unsuccessfully by submarines in the same period.

Paris

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