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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1915
Page
7
Dispatches describe ongoing heavy fighting on multiple fronts with renewed French progress near Breubach and shelling along the Belgian coast. Reports claim Allied advances and tactical gains while bombardments continue as officers in New York receive honors and royal orders amid the broader war effort.
A garbled dispatch reports Swedish premier Lag mmarskjold and American officials amid a New Year protest over wartime actions. Ambassadors Pike and Grey are cited regarding U S concerns on delays to American shipments and neutral rights during the crisis.
Fragmented notice details an old election process and local governance in a Native community. It references dates and names, with garbled OCR text making specifics unclear. The fragment preserves mentions of December and names such as Ceres and Nelly in a historical Utah setting.
A Morning Post dispatch describes a brutal night clash east of La weetas where Russian and German forces clashed along a river line. The battle saw Russian artillery, river crossings, pontoon bridges, and heavy fighting as both sides attempted to outmaneuver. German tanks stalled before Russian rifles and machine guns, with significant casualties reported on both sides.
Washington, Deb. Senator Snicwt Loday introduced a substitute to the house waterpower bill proposing to place lands valuable for water power under federal control. It would permit entry to assess and hold such lands primarily for power development and sale or rental proceeds to fund projects, with distributions per federal laws. The measure is expected to form a minority report from opposed committees.
New York will host a January 16 ceremony where ten medals are to be awarded by the National Appetutore of Secrel Science. Honorees include Ante Morgin Andrew Carneste Hugo Brieux Luther Burbank and Mervon T. Herflék. President-elect may deliver the address.
Funeral services were held as Salt Lake welcomed the New Year with crowds filling the streets. Fireworks horns rattles and confetti lit up the night while festivities cost residents money and police enforced midnight dry laws. The city reported lively street scenes and parties across districts with significant expenditures observed by venue owners.
Turkiye announced plans to attack the Suez Canal area with artillery and troops. Reports say Turkish forces and Syrian arrivals are concentrated near the canal, while French observers track the bombardment and Turkish defenses.
Gaston Terre, professor of romance language at Northyesters University, was fatally injured while returning to the French army. Terre had gone to France two years ago for studies, then enlisted as a lieutenant when the war began. Professor J. P. Hunlot reported the incident. Terre had previously paused his studies to join the army.
A three year old girl, daughter of Mrs. Dav d Mbb, George Uosiaazo of 49 South Riverside Street, burned to death at 4 oclock yesterday morning when clothing ignited from a kitchen range. The mother left the room and returned to find her child on the floor with chest burning. A neighbor heard the yells and rushed to the Costeize home, where Dr. Hammond treated the burned girl. Despite efforts, the child died from burns and shock shortly after the fire occurred.
Dozens of witnesses including John B Rockefeller figures have been subpoenaed as hearings proceed. Harvey is expected to testify as tensions over capital and labor relations surface. The assembled witnesses will answer a long list of questions about industrial and economic issues.
President Wilson will speak at a Jackson Day celebration on the evening of Thursday. He will be accompanied by Admiral Kern and meet Indian and Democratic delegates in Washington. The event will include a public meeting and a reception at Kern’s home.
The article describes Whitman entering the Capitol amid controversy in Athans, New York. Governor to address lawmakers about reform measures as resieery and state budgets face scrutiny. Times mention Charioteer Brower and other officials debating tax policy and state leadership changes.
The report by appraiser John T. Martin revises the total net profits and asset value of the National Exhibition Company. Brush owns 2,306 shares while Flurry Hampstead Nelson Ashle Lloyd and others hold stock. initial valuation around $190,000 is cut to $45,702 after evaluating the corporation’s assets.
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