Desperate War News From Przemyśl and Front Lines
Desperate conditions amid siege at Przemyśl with German resolve to fight to the end. Reports from Galicia mix with word of Russian advances near Cracow and Allied forces in Egypt. British daily accounts describe artillery actions near Ypres and cautious moves on the Somme front, while Petrograd notes a deteriorating, unclear situation as Russian forces regroup around Lodz and Cracow.
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Germany
Galicia
Cracow
France
Yaris
Paris
Alternion
Mieuport
Ypres
Gernisu
Isin
Jauport
Diemudé
Somme
Alt Wewlette
Chatspagee -A
Waerre
Petrograd
London
Lodz
Gerjogs
Novos
Vretiya
Rehathe Calla
Dausia
Carpathian Mountaina
Hungary
Tieslans
Rikdepest
Krupp Factory Bombarded Report From The Front
London dispatch cites Devlin saying the Krupp factory at Essen was bombarded yesterday. An aeronaut testifies bombs were dropped from airplanes onto buildings used for cannon production. No injuries reported and extent of damage not yet determined.
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London
Hague
Devlin
Krupp
Essen
Germany
Yeutertay
War Observers Sail for Berlin
United States observers depart from New York for Genoa aboard a transport, heading to Berlin to join Allied forces. The party includes Major Williams, Major Adlitmann, Captain Sharple, Captain Burtt, and Captain Hockenbach, with Col. Wuhre leading the mission and seeking German emperor permission.
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New York
United 'States
Sring
Cokenei-3
E. Kuline
Genoa
Rotterdam
Berlin
Melda
Sre
Williares
Adlitmann
Sharple
Burtt
Hockenbach
Vhe
Will
St Genos
Colmel Wuhre Aalé
Military unity shown as all Army branches represented
The text notes the United States Army observing and fighting German forces with every branch of the Army represented in the party, underscoring broad military participation and national resolve.
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Our
Anuy
Dhe Party
U. S. Army
Gorsana Ie
King George on the firing line in Cairns report
A Cairns dispatch to Brenig News reports King George of England appearing on the firing line during a mid afternoon event. The notice, received today, mentions royal presence and the public reaction to the scene in the British dominion context.
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King George
London
King
George
England
Luvar
Brenig 7
Cairns
Norwegian Steamer Rin Seized as War Prize
London November 36 9 80 mi delayed transmission Liloyi's agency reports the Norwegian steamer Rin, arriving from New York to Liverpool, has been seized by British authorities as a war prize. The vessel Roo Cantala Barre left New York November 13 for Liverpool, registering 104d tons.
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London
Montay
Liloyi
Taddy
Rin
Tdverpool
New York
Iis
Nodldeing
Roo
Cantala Barre
Liverpool
Stele A Vesgal
Italians Cheer For Belgium In Neutrality Debate
London dispatch reports Italian parliament opening with Premier Salahdin denying a new crisis. Extremist left cries Viva Trent as former Premier Glolitis joins greetings. Chamber, president, and tribune audience shout patriotic support for Belgium amid neutrality policy debate.
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London
Rome
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
Salahdin
Italy
Sniinden
Premiar
Glolitis
Abauk
Phainker
Grealinga
Belgium
Nniiaters
Mob lynching in Sylvester area shocks community
Reports from Shreveport dated December describe a mob killing of three Black men accused in the Hicks store murder at Sylvester station. Police say authorities are investigating robbery and murder tied to merchandise found in several Black households as vigilante violence erupts after confessions in the case.
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Shreveport
Hicks
Sylvester Bation
Carpenters Lnw Conviction Contested by Labor Union
The Moratog Examiner faces critique from a carpenters union denouncing its article as a vicious attack on organized labor. The group asserts the misnamed committee of three was appointed by the Local Trades Council and fully endorsed by the union’s membership. The union urges readers to boycott the Examiner until it reflects the union’s view.
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Aller
Moratog Examiner
Lotkiing
Vnion
Conelibian
Wang
Utah
Hanes
H.W. 1
Ray M. Reeder
Fragmented Editorial Notes on Examiner’s Fairness and Labor Inquiries
In a partial transcription the writer questions the examiner’s fairness and honesty in recent remarks. The piece suggests bias amid broader debate on how trials and public notices reflect truth. It references calls for accountability and frames controversy around labor and civic institutions.
Secretary Narrow Escape At Tracked Road Scene
A secretary narrowly escaped during a chaotic incident near a highway embankment. Automobiles swerved, drives and guards reacted as a machine gun fire or explosions disrupted a location close to the English entrenchments. Mysterious lines in the report hint at a rescue or escape sequence amid gunfire and panic.
War bulletins from London and Prague report fortresses and prisoner counts
Descriptions from London and other cities detail Przemyśl surrender talks, fortress conditions, and depleted hospital supplies. Reports cite Austro Hungarian and Hungarian prisoners in Lemberg with mass captures, bombardments, and rail traffic. Military contractors in Chicago list supplies valued at 2.406 million dollars for Britain and Russia.
German View of Poland Battles
Berlin reports a German analysis describing a failed Soviet and Polish resistance alongside a massive Russian counteroffensive. It quotes a military writer claiming German stamina, Austrian and Russian losses, and the stretch of forces on the eastern front. The piece discusses a grand Western front strategy and the potential impact on French and British plans. It notes heavy Russian and German casualties and the marked strain on Austrian capacity.
Large pool of applicants for post office clerks
Local post office officials report a large number of applicants for clerk and carrier positions during the wartime period. Assistant Postmaster Mufas Gather notes around twelve extra clerks may be hired, with many candidates already under consideration. Some hires expected by December 15 for a two week trial period.
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Mufas
Sayers
Perusmesa
Eko Figitlays
Ponttin
Urey
Local Contract Awarded for Big Excavating Job
The B H Meery Estate awarded a contract to O Neill Construction for heavy excavating and sluce work on Twentyfin Street Hill fronting 120 feet. Work will clear a clay bank north of the track to prepare space for a large store building near Ogden theatre and Utahna danger hall, keeping many workers busy. Harmon Teers discussed plans for the twenty flip street property and the trade implications.
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B. H. Meery
O'Neill Conalewdfon Company
Twenigfin Street
Selix
Ogden Theatre
Entvance
All Utahna Daner Hall
O'Xettl
Feaut
Harmon Teers
Theatre Restoration Plan at Caren Building
The Caren theatre facing major restoration at 69 ux de Inerears with auditorium changes proposed. The plan includes reconfiguring seating and stage area to modernize the venue for broader use, with work to start soon and affect nearby streets and traffic.
Weber Club Meeting Draws Strong Interest
Considerable interest is shown by members in the Weber Club movement to adopt a bylaw change. The proposed plan would elect officers by a membership vote, with a meeting next Monday when the voluntary bylaw will be discussed and a result announced.
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Meinberk
Weber
Bydnwa
Unclear fragmentary notice about Alhambra theatre buildings
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Alhambra theatre and Boekeler buildings with references to work and operations. It hints at a structure or facility, with unclear details about specific actions or events and no clear dates or named persons.
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Almit
Alhambra
Tad Tha Boekeler
Ingts
Orcat Sola
Traleirieturea Art
Liparing
Tha Ren
Tio
Tval
Putings
Degree of Divorce Case Involving Qlwe Tlr Details
Interlocutory decree of divorce in the case of Ottvar Taylor against Attred Taylor. Olive Randall restored her maiden name. Estate matters include executor Mary Ean Aron and a $1500 inheritance tax set for December 14, with authorization to levy the amount on the estate's treasurer.
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Ottvar Taylor
Attred Taylor
Hier
Olive Randolpt
Catategt
Lary Darston
Locapsen
Tan
Pee Tom
Mary Ean Aron
Courts Schedule for Bevoit Morgar and Weber Districts 1915
Under state tax provisions the Bevoit, Weber, and Morgan counties fixed regular terms of court for 1915. Morgan County begins on the front day of each month and ends on the second day. Weber begins on the first day and ends on the last day. Morgan begins on the 27th each month and ends on the last day. If a term starts or ends on a holiday it shifts to the next or prior business day.
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Ulan
Jude
AL Howell
Urge Navien
Bevout
Thstriel
Weber
Davin
Morgan
Howaver
Sairnun
Wether
Davie
Morgar
Weber County
Devis
French Cabinet to Leave Paris After Extraordinary Session
Paris reports indicate the French cabinet plans to resign and depart Paris following an extraordinary session in December. The move comes as the government faces pressure and awaits new directives from the chamber of deputies amid ongoing political instability.
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Paris
Varig
Hae Toon
Bession
Pe Karl
Che Monters
Lolenis Norderux Kent
Alechy
Aelves
Che- Mieposston
Saveral
Rioting Breaks Out in Holland at Zeist Camp
A reported riot occurred at a Belgian concentration camp near Zeist in Holland, sparked by discontent among inmates with their treatment. Het Volk and Reuters dispatches describe Dutch troops firing in the unrest as authorities move to restore order.
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Holland
Leieten
Zeist
Het Volk
Amsterdam
Dutch Treans
Reuters Tete
Pet
Zeiet
Young FELLOW SENT TO AAL BY THE CTY AGE
Witlan Manning a youth of about eleven or twelve was sentenced by the municipal court to either twenty five dollars or twenty three days in jail. He pleaded guilty to charges after admitting stealing a revolver from W A Holmes and a velvet from a secondhand store. He had previously broken a window at the Orphen theatre and was said to be a former detainee of a Chicago reformatory. Rich Olsen forfeited $3 ball to cover his appearance for riding and other unspecified charges.
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Witlan Manning
Herge
Robert Sarkeat George Wardrew
Pele Lateeno
Soilty
Eharee
Tha Cete
W. A. Holmes
Twentytuin Street
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Venter
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Ruswin
Nera Yeaterday
Cablegram
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Parla
Alexis Gerrek
Varonott
Hockefelter Institute For Medital Research
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Rosate
Jorge Tamar
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Readuteky
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Hicssia
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Mierefere
Caren
Eize
Tia
Sitco
Dili
Dultuig
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Etty
Weber Club
Mmeeting
Cero Judicial District
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