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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1914
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment references a supposed ambassador to the United States, with detours on rates and print, mentioning Watton and a caption Stay of Bot English. It alludes to a figure named Gopton and a reported interview or treat involving Marg, FousR, and a “Tha-Hivniatton of Atadere” with unclear actors and outcomes.
Fragmentary report shows Uralie citing a ship purchase bill as urgent amid wartime transport concerns. References to a Senate measure, Redileki’s notes, and international tension hint at broader issues for American commerce and naval strategy.
A court records AdMITS prison charge in a Dec 30 arraignment. The defendant Balines, aged years, faces a murder-related accusation tied to the death of Ter fispaid. Balines was remanded without bail to await trial by the Attorn Fury as the case proceeds.
A brutal house shooting in Halt Lake last night left Laverna CL Balle wounded and others involved. Robert J. Tycke a known bartender with an underworld past entered the home at 8:48 pm, opened fire, and fled. The victim remains in county hospital as doctors fight for recovery after multiple chest and head wounds. Suspects include a former acquaintance and a local bartender linked to prior theft and disorderly conduct cases.
An advertisement runs for Crown Pointless Dentist at 2468 Wash. Ave. with repeated listing and the brand Advartian noted. The readable text centers on the address and promotional mention, reflecting a local classifieds style.
Ancient dispatch reports a Zeppelins raid on Cuxhaven near the coast. German sources claim a fleet attacked, with aerial bombs damaging sheds and factories, and one airship reportedly escaping destruction amid continued bombardment.
A civil inquiry at Fort Erie cleared Charles Horsch and two Canadians of unlawful shooting that killed duck hunter Wailer Smith and wounded a friend near Dertalo. The testimony described a misfired volley from a boat on the Niagara frontier and noted no definitive blame on the Americans involved. witnesses recalled soldiers firing after the incident as the boat drifted away.
The Dutch press discusses Washington’s note to London, noting it signals British concern over neutral shippers. It argues the note aims to warn, not to demand punitive action, and highlights potential strains on U S neutral trading interests.
In Utah February reports show Witt County voting against a County split proposal. The county attorney Kayarillé states that three precincts would detach from Davis County after a majority in Baris County opposed the measure. The commission, led by Cook, plans a special meeting to seek legal interpretation and possible realignment before formal action. Official notices outline the contested detachment and property transfers across Weber, Water, and Davis counties.
Notice announces regular annual meeting of Pitt National Book of Oxien at 2484 Washington Avenue Ogden Utah on Tuesday January 15 at 7 o'clock p.m. for directorate election and business of the association. Members may come before the meeting to discuss matters. Beattie cashier signs the notice dated December 14.
The report notes higher freight and insurance costs as ships and warships crowd the North Sea routes. It cites a windward passage halt at Rotterdam and sailors facing longer transit times, with a price surge reflecting wartime disruptions to imports and logistics.
Paris dispatch reports Austrian battleships damaged after a French submarine torpedoed an Austro-Hungarian dreadnought at Pola. The vessel, with a crew of about 1000, was towed to reach her dock as the action shocked naval observers.
E L Wille, operator of a cafe in Lake, was found guilty in the county court yesterday of contributing to the demise of Veta Kern, a minor, by permitting her to be in a place where she could be harmed. Sentencing by Judge Alexander MeeMester is near Saturday. appeal anticipated. Attorney Soren Chula argued there was no way for the manager to be held liable for the minor’s actions given her age and behavior.
Attorneys questioned Wilke about the December incident at a Loures cafe. She faced a charge of contributing to delinquency by allowing a minor to be in the cafe. The exchange covered her age, who escorted her from the premises, and her whereabouts that December evening.
A chaotic report states fifteen people died in air raids near Londen and Dubkirk as seventeen bombs dropped by German aviators struck. Hostile flyers began the assault overhead, with hospitals and civilians among the victims. The RAF pinpointed Belgian targets, while no damage was reported at the Belgian headquarters where King Albert rests.
Dispatches describe antiwar protests spreading from Vienna to Budapest and other towns. Reports claim dozens wounded in clashes as police suppress demonstrators amid a tense, escalating atmosphere in the region.
New York reports a French aviator claims two great aerial offensives against Germany are planned for spring. Hundreds of armored planes armed with cannons darts and bombs would cross the frontier and strike with speeds up to 120 miles an hour. The effort aims to disrupt German defenses and support scout work as the fleets train in large schools.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a chaotic report mentioning Governor Madison, a murder connected to John Tarngren, and various disjointed names and phrases. The fragmentary source fails to present a coherent event, individuals, or dates clearly, leaving only scattered references and partial sentences.
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