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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
5
A damaged ad proclaims Royal Shoe Repairing Co at 2482 Wash. Ave offering home delivery. It lists men’s half, heels, and sewn soles with prices around 60c and 75c, inviting customers to meet and sew.
London dispatch reports signs of a German retreat as Allied forces renew attacks north of Arras. German heavy guns withdraw from several strongpoints while British and French troops advance, with line positions and fortifications described as being abandoned or retaken. The piece notes the dramatic artillery duel and emphasizes Allied gains as the war fronts shift.
Fragmentary report describes five Americans wounded in a battle near Atiz in the Ameriaut pith. Casualties include four Mexicans and additional injuries among U.S. personnel from stray bullets believed fired by Alaytorena-Vite forces. Shelling and frontline movements continue as authorities seek to contain the fighting and reinforce nearby towns.
Wentingian J C reports President Wilson not expected to back Gardner’s resolution on military strength and wartime policy. Administration hints indicate inquiry would be untimely while Gardner plans interviews at the White House. Officials weigh implications for union stance as European conflict looms.
Fragmented text outlines a homicide case with a husband slain to be tried next month. A youthful witness and Mrs Ruinen are named amid references to a defendant and possible perjury threats. The report hints at abuse and a tense courtroom scene without clear facts.
The readable lines discuss a proposed investigation described as a pleasant ancestral exercise and the dependence on the commission and administration. It mentions a raid, a translator, and the idea that surveillance could be learned by the United States while opposing ongoing military discussions in Congress.
A garbled vintage advertisement touts a product called GOLD BITVAL Hoeriem 60 Gonna claiming health and nerve benefits. It references a doctor, a worldwide remedy route, and a money back promise if not represented, urging readers to seek the druggist and buy from big stores.
Ny Frederick Tanner reports from Petrograd on Nov 36 that Kuselan cavalry pushed north of the German Mitten line in Poland. German defenses falter under Russian pressure as Hindenberg’s forces retreat southward toward Viatula. Casualties mounting include wounded officers and soldiers found in a poultry yard. two carriages and reserves move toward Strykow region amid heavy fighting. a rider from Vincent infantry dies after a fall from horse Savbake, Der.
United Stelez ermy aged 26 died in this city yesterday after a surgical correction of hip issues. He was born in Olina and recently moved with his company to Salt Lake City area. Survived by parents James F. and Haehaet Bankan of 326 North Sixth West Street, a sister, and an aunt. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
A French Foreign Office analysis in an issue of the Yellow Book highlights Austria's role in the prewar tensions and fault lines that led to war. It says Germany avoided conciliation opportunities, while Russia and France favored years of settlement but were blocked by opposing powers. It notes France urged peace efforts before the outbreak.
Nov 14 report from Logdon describes a day of crucial battle between Russia and Germany with Poland as the focus. Dispatches suggest no decisive result, noting inconclusive advances on both north and south fronts and heavy infighting as German forces press near Cracow while British estimates place German and Austrian forces in tension lines. The situation remains fluid with no clear victor.
The obituary notes Moses Clark, aged 91, of Ogden, died yesterday after a long life as an early Ogden pioneer. Survived by wife, Roger G. Clark of Menan, a daughter Mrs. Coster of Ogden, a brother M. G. Clark of Ogden, twelve grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Burial will be in the city cemetery after services at the home of I. Kartes.
London reports Duchess at Verome, Princess of Belgium, daughter of King Albert, sent a plea to the United States for help for Belgian refugees. She expresses faith in American generosity and asks Americans to aid those suffering in exile, noting many cannot provide comfort to their poor, suffering relatives.
The article traces a series of escapes and recaptures involving railroad and state road crews, with a focus on a prisoner known as Dan McMover Higgins. It details multiple alias names, residence moves to Oregon and Utah, and a long cycle of burglary sentences. The report notes wardens and authorities pursuing the convict, highlighting the extended manhunt and recapture events across several states.
In Wie Journal of the American Medical Ansoclasian January 47 914 the article discusses calcium loss in tuberculosis and the use of Eckman’s Alterative. It notes demineralization, claims a treatment role for specific nutrients, rest, and diet, and advises caution with rest and medical agents. The advertisement from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia promotes Eckman’s Alterative as safe, non narcotic, and lacking habit forming drugs, available through physicians or direct order.
Washington reports prospects for altering the Australian wool embargo to allow shipments to the United States appear very bright. British ambassador Sir Cecil Spring Rice met with Acting Secretary Tanking to discuss the matter.
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