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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1916

Page

2

Eastern Front shatters Austro Hungary drive gains

Russian troops move through Romania to attack Austrian lines from the rear. They cross the mountains between Romania and Transylvania and aim to disrupt Teutonic defenses in the eastern Carpathians, potentially delivering a decisive blow in the war.

Rumania Rumanie Transylvania Pastes Carpathians Hungary Austria Hungary Germany France

Delinquent Stock Assessments At Mid-Lake Copper Co

Delinquent stock described as of July 7 1916 under law and order of the Mid Lake Copper Company Board will be sold at 11 o clock A M at the company offices 2465 Wall Avenue Ogden Utah. Secretary C A Redfield will conduct sale to cover assessed amounts plus advertising and expenses. Sale notices dated September 1915.

Mid-Lake Copper Company Wall Avenue Ogden Utah Mu Oller Board of C. A. Redfield Orden

No Strike Ahead as Eight Hour Bill Clears Congress

Brotherhood leaders hint at cancellation if Congress passes the eight hour day measure. President Wilson backs Democratic leaders to push the bill to passage, then railroad employees must honor promises. Rail managers may resist yet will bow to Congressional demands while workers seek impartial review. The public anticipates relief from the air threat.

Brotherhood Congress Wilson Sod Enlarged Intersstate Commerce Commission Railrad

Denmark Should Be Happy Without Imperialism

An editorial argues Denmark benefits from not pursuing empire as it sells the Danish West Indies. It praises Danish welfare policy, peaceful immigration, and a nation focused on culture and internal vigor rather than expansion. The piece contends Denmark could be a model of the future state, avoiding the vices of great powers.

Danish West Indies United States Suz Denmark West Indies Ordes Germany Great Britain

Johnson Wins in California Primaries

A partial recount of the California primary shows Hiram Johneog nominated over a standpatters’ foe for U S senator. Johnson claims party unity will swing the upcoming November election despite internal factional divides, citing the broad popular support and the old struggle between the counting house theory and the common people’s interests.

California Hiram Johneog U. S Johnson Oakland M. Hydp Young Bia Associates United States of America

Falkenhavyns Fall Conspiracy Against German Leadership

Fragmentary OCR reveals a discussion of a German general staff crisis, naming Pye Marshal von Hindenture and von Patkenhayn. It mentions central emtura hesitancy and wartime strategic tensions, with references to a vetros and Vondernriran context. The readability is limited and key names appear obscured.

Falkenhayvn Marshal von Hindenture Ehfer Patkenhayn

Germany s fortunes shift after Verdun and Verdun era ends

The narrative traces Germany under Von Falkenhayn through early campaigns, noting mixed successes in Russia and the Balkans, then a turn against the Central Powers as Russian gains mount. It questions responsibility for the Western front stalemate and highlights Hindenburg’s rise as chief of the German army, with hints of courtly rivalries and strategic shifts era.

Sterne von Falkenhayn Germany Calais Russia Serbia Sontenegry Germace Ude Verdun Trentino Austria Falkephayn Fe Hindenburg von Hindenburg von Hndenburg Hee

World Markets Mixed as Readings and Marines Move Markets

New York August 31 amid a railway controversy the securities market opened with irregular declines led by Reading and the motor shares. United States Steel fell before recovering while Marines hit new records on free absorptions. Commodities and rails showed uneven strength with midday gains, while provisions and grain traded lower. Chicago and Omaha livestock quotes showed steady to firm hogs and cattle, with hogs trading above yesterday.

New York Reading United States Steel Marines Matibes Steel Kelly-Springfield Studebaker Routh Porto Reo Fugar Washington Honda Inspiration Bieel Breges Marin

Grain market swings as wheat climbs then falls

In Chicago and Chicago area trade, efforts to delay a railway strike gave only a brief wheat uptick. Bets on Greece abandoning neutrality offset gains as large speculative activity drove rapid, nervous price moves. September futures traded about 1.383 to 1.391 and December near 843 to 214, with corn following wheat’s volatility and yesterday’s optimistic crop forecasts later revised downward.

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Utah Stocks and Prices on Mining Markets 1916

Trading on the mining exchanges showed General activity with slight gains except for Tintle Standard which fell. Quoted prices included Alta Ton at 29 cents, Iron Filoscom at 5212, South Hecla near 1.80, and Keystone around RT cents, with numerous bids and asks across multiple mining and industrial stocks and banks, as reported via J. A. Hoge & Co private wire.

Alta Ton Iron Filoscom Keystone Midwest Sulfur South Hecla Sells J. A. Hoge & Co. Brokhers Washington Avenue Albion Day State Iron Blossom Midwest Hay State Rexall South Heels

Property Settlement Notice From J C Lee 1916

Notice states J C Lee and his wife Mary A Lee have settled their property rights and that he will not be held personally responsible for any bills or debts contracted by Mary A Lee. Dated August 29, 1916. Advertisement.

Mary A. Lee

Provo Race Seeks Ed ward T Jones County Commissioner Nomination

Friends of Edward T Jones urge him to seek Republican nomination for county commissioner. Jones, Provo precinct chair and former county recorder, may enter the race at the convention after serving the county in several roles. August thirty one appears in the clipping as the last day noted.

Robert Wiliam J. Glover Walter Palmer Francis Ovidla King Q. Alexander Frederick Gunnarson Mary 1 Annie White Arnele White Jaret White Janet White O’neil Za ‘Artwright Eliza Wih Deer Meyer Nan Jobo Attmpeon Margaret L. Bumpurs Boo Emeline Biaker Faonie Egington Nels Sorenson A. Windeard Margaret Stimpson O Joseph Wm. Stimpsi Orley Chugs Jennie Putnam Otto Lang Edgar Dota Murray Eugens Manklow Oreers Mra J. P David Olson Reerry Uw William Weberssees William Webber William Weber Wil Fesse Rene Totus Ford Esareen Taeeee Misa Rose Stewart Osenve Lottie Johnson A. IY Vasavese J. Vernon Jerred Sree Moran LL Hansen Streee B Stevenson W. H. Stevenson J. HL Mary E. Tisdale Provo Edward T. Jones Jones Abstract Company Jones

Businessmen Irritated by Censorship of Ship Goods

Business men in Shane Hal express irritation over British censorship of 147 bags of American mail from Vancouver aboard the Empress of Russia, dated August 27. The official mail bag also faced censorship, sparking protests among local merchants.

Shane Hal Vancouver Russia

Bears slain on Michelson ranch in Idaho incident

Salton town Idaho reports an unusual animal incident where J Michelson killed a bear on his ranch near Northfolk. The account notes no cubs were lost and the event involved Michelson's hogs and cattle on the property.

Saltion Idaho J. Michelson Taldley Michelson

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