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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1915
Page
5
London reports stress renewed European upheaval as central powers push for a decisive move this winter while Allies brace for possible invasions of England. Observers deem German invasion plans desperate yet under active consideration with troop movements in Belgium and Zeebrugge.
London date wire dispatch reports Field Marshal Sir John French issued a farewell order of the day before relinquishing command of the British army on the Western Front. He praises the officers and men, notes the army’s heroic conduct, and expresses confidence in a victorious campaign ahead. He thanks all ranks and sends heartfelt wishes for a glorious future. French departs for Paris, with latest movements awaited.
A Romanian general reportedly killed himself after being suspected of betrayal as Geneva reports, London confirms the incident on December 19. The war minister ordered an inquiry while two officers were dispatched to inform General Jouraco of the investigation results.
President Wilson and his bride, Mrs. Edith Wilson, arrived in Hot Springs Virginia to begin their honeymoon in seclusion. A welcoming crowd cheered as they were moved to the hotel, where they will stay in a private suite and reserve meals. Photographers and secret service agents accompany the party, with limited public appearances planned and routine White House communications maintained by a dedicated line. The trip includes golf and mountain walks in the Warm Springs valley, with a focus on privacy and minimal public exposure.
Notice to contractors bids due January at 211617 ColIdson Building Ogden for isolation hospital on county property north of Amita city plan and specs available from Bhreeve Madsen Architects bid with 6 percent certified check and time to complete. Separate plumbing and heating bid to be let by Weber County Board. General Herbert Campbell-Koll during World War I wounded in France reported.
Baloniki dispatch reports a mass Serbian refugee exodus through Albanian mountains during a brutal retreat. An estimated 750000 refugees faced famine and cold. 259090 yielded to Avaio-German forces while about 6005000 chose a deadly winter trek amid wolves and starvation with no wood for warmth.
Berlin reports French aviators attacked Metz again with bombs causing property damage only. The German army statement notes 760 Serbians and Montenegrins were captured, and a Balkan theater claim says 760 Serbians and Autrotenogrine were taken prisoner near Sojkorac and Hyclopojle.
Constantinople Dec 39 official Ottoman war department report says Allied squadrons and land batteries bombarded Turkish positions at Al Burnu and Alji on Gellipati peninsula. Artillery and mines caused intermittent fights near Anafarta and near Kutedb Amara. One cruiser and three armored monitors shelled positions. debris near Narrows as Turkish forces sink a tug and abort debarkation.
James M. Flannery of Pittsburgh charged that the government seeks to paralyze radiant business by proposed fadium legislation urged by Secretary Lane. He led a draft of mad fum manufacturers opposing the government methods, claiming private firms discarded them three years ago.
A secret Washington conference with US military officials state and city authorities and representatives of Carranza and Villa governments requested immunity for Francisco Villa and his brother Hipolito Villa from legal action in exchange for turning control of Villa territory to the Carranza government. The plan would install a new Villa-backed chief, possibly Governor Avila, and continue the fight if immunity is granted. Action on the request is expected tomorrow.
Mrs Rose Oppman wife of Reo Oppman of the Rosenbluth and Oppman clothing firm died at Dee hospital at 9 yesterday morning after a brief illness. She was active in Queen City lodge No 3 I O O F auxiliary and Queen Esther chapter 4 Order of the Eastern Star. The body lies at Kirkendall mortuary for burial with funeral at Kirkendall chapel tomorrow at 10 20 AM and interment in Mountain View cemetery.
London reports via Amsterdam Telegraaft that Berlin residents, including a German-born wife of an English laborer, describe severe misery after fifteen months of internment. The German authorities fear revolt as shops are looted and police clash with crowds largely of workers. A Handelsblad letter corroborates that shops were stormed for butter rations, with police guarding provisions to curb disturbances.
srapp represented the college in de bate last year Freedman and W Smith were the winners of the Inter class debates last year The remaining men have all had experience in high school and have had considerable theoretical training here at the college. BRITISH TAKE DANISH STEAMER INTO PORT London Dec 19 1139 p m The Tanleh Steamer United States was brought into the Clyde by a Huntleh warship Friday night being diverted from her route on the way from Copenhaven to New York A large number of Germans and Austrians who held money in ubelr possession are aboard The mails from the ship were ashore The steamer United States sailed from New York November 15 and arrived at Copenhagen December 1 She sailed from that port for New York December 12 the belong to the Scandinavian-American Inc MEET WITH YAQUI CHIEF Guaymas Mex Dee 19 By Indio no San Diego Cal Generals Obregon and Dieguez are at Guaymas for the purpose It is reported as holding in conference with the Yaqui Indian chief in an effort to induce the Indians to refrain from making further raids The flagship San Diego with Admiral Cameron Meir Winslow commanding the Pacific fleet on board was reported today en route for Guaymas from Topolobampo The manual expeditions force on board the Buffalo was along said to be on its way there.
Mrs. Luella Cameron wife of William Cameron died last night from a ruptured blood vessel in the breast area after throat trouble. She was 43 and survived by her husband and three children. The family moved to Provo from Parker Idaho and had lived in Panguitch before moving to Denver. Burial scheduled for Tuesday in Cenjamin.
The advertisement touts high quality traveling cases with rugged wear and stylish fittings priced from $2.80. It also promotes fountain pens, noting many people would like to own one, with designs in dismant linen, fancy and plain, with gold or silver mounts.
A vintage ad-style notice markets Safety Razors for men and emphasizes early selection. It highlights price ranges from $1.00 to $15.00 and collar bags in leatherette or weathered cases with draw strings or button clasps, priced from $2.00 to $500.
Fancy packs of domestically produced and imported perfumes offered with guarantees of quality. Military sets promoted as ideal gifts, with selections priced from 2.50 to 10 dollars and noted for utility and reliability.
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