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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
5
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The session in Rome gathers about 50 deputies with the prime minister presenting the cabinet’s policy. Officials claim the debate will reveal government strength before foreign powers while noting wartime austerity and the need to reassure the public. A German ladies bazaar at St Paul’s Church is announced, with social events and fundraising activities.
The report by J. Pratt of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce estimates orders for American manufactures could reach half a billion dollars as war demands rise. He surveyed major U.S. plants and notes companies have prepared plants to boost output, with orders from European countries increasing and Russia identified as a key early market.
Fragmentary OCR records warn English readers in Tattdon of events tied to wartime terrors. The item references an Essex county organization and alleged civilian collaborations with invaders in Bolghen. The tone implies fear and a call for vigilance amid unrest and alleged threats.
Woodmen Camp 74 of Wahler conducts annual election of officers this Thursday evening December 8. Members urged to attend and vote as part of the lodge activities reported in the latest advertisement.
London dispatch reports General Christin De Wet, leader of the rebellion in the Quest of South Africa, captured by Pretoria officials. He rose to commander in chief of the Orange Free Stars forces, starting as a burgher in Hellbrand, later second in command to Cromie, and became chief after Cromie’s surrender.
New York dispatch states that Japan has appointed a special mission to China India Asia and other regions to inspect how wartime conditions affect global trade and to explore foreign markets for Japanese goods. The commissioners, led by Sho Shide, will depart immediately for their destinations. Vienna report notes calm in West Grermany and ongoing Polish and Galician tensions with limited combat activity and air raids.
Horace Shatlie and others win seats on the Woher County School Board in yesterday's election. Shurtiif takes District 1 defeating Darker. Stratfor wins District 3. Halls defeats Walker in District 6. total votes 1318 with high turnout noted.
The notice lists multiple property transfers with grantees and grantors in Ogden survey areas, including Samuel Gordon and John P. O Neil, detailing parcels and monetary considerations. It also prescribes government stamp tax on deeds drawn after December 1, with 40 cents per $500 and notes about stamp denominations and collection procedures.
A translated dispatch reports the town of Lodz encircled by German forces on three sides with the Russians defending. The battle spanned November 3 to 22, with heavy combat on the outskirts as German and Russian units strained to break or hold lines. Civilian crowds gathered as news of the fighting spread. details emphasize attritional pressure and strategic pressure near the city.
The official statement notes heavy losses on both sides as German forces press toward Lodz region and North Poland. Russian and Austrian fronts face intensified action with Cossack raids and redeployments aimed at diverting Allied attention, while Serbia resists with limited gains. The scene remains fluid with no decisive breakthrough yet.
An unclear report describes shifting German, Russian lines and prisoner counts. It notes fears of a Russian victory being denied and mentions German attempts to disrupt communications and capture Russian positions near the frontline.
Fragmentary OCR notes state a man claimed to be five years old at George Washington's death and to have lived long years since. The garbled text references Waterville and a late era about the inscribed age, with uncertain attributions to origins or dates.
Despatches describe heavy fighting across the Western Front with German forces pressing near Dunkirk and advancing toward the Frontal sector. Reports note bombardments near Lamperteuse, northwest of Dixmude, and a general German effort to break toward Denkirk as Allied troops report counter actions and limited gains elsewhere.
English probe questions why the battleship Dalwark exploded as experts search for cause. They suspect a shell burst in the magazine after a fall. Photo shows the Halwack battleship with 15 year service and near completion of commington status.
The report notes 708,600 troops massed around Belwood Ontene and Ypres with 160,000 new regiments arriving in recent days. German artillery and infantry prepare a push west of Dixmoda toward Duds Kirk, aiming to break through to a fortified line. Hospitals at Faye are provisioning supplies for expected battles as heavy guns shift fronts.
War bulletins from Philadelphia via Dublin and London describe debates on American cultural aid to European music as orchestras feature more American soloists. Reports from Dublin note suppression of pro German papers, while Russian front dispatches discuss battles in Polish territories with entrenched lines and limited offensive actions as forces maneuver near Cracow and Warsaw.
Salt Lake City voters elected nonpartisan nominees to the Salt Lake City Guard of Education with minimal opposition. The turnout was 18,34 votes out of 28,600 eligible, and results by ward show J. O. Howard in the first ward with 964 votes and scattered ballots, followed by R. Hy Desatard in the second ward with 120 votes and others in remaining wards, including W. S. Berrette with 78 votes.
London reports a Petrograd correspondent claims General Asbrenkampf was replaced. The failure disrupted Grand Duke Michael’s strategy to trap German reinforcements in Poland, prompting heavy fighting and delaying operations. McClure’s biography notes emphasis on publicopinion, science, and notable explorers.
Salt Lake December 3. McClure editor of McClure's magazine spoke in Salt Lake yesterday arriving from Los Angeles and leaving for Logan. He met with Br J A Widtsoe president of the Utah Agricultural conference and addressed students at Seiting academy and will speak tonight to the student body of the Agricultural College.
Benny Allen Winker of Kansas City defeats Jans Matari of Denver in a championship block with a 200 to 276 score. High turnout but unclear outcomes show Alien 41 and Maturo 29 as top scores.
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