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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
1
A garbled 19th century style report notes Pocatello contending for a cup with indeterminate teams and dates. The piece mentions American teams, a captain or leader, and a push to court for support, alongside references to a forthcoming split or second half of play and potential professional changes.
The regular meeting of the First National Bank of Ogden Utah will be held in the banking room at 2484 Washington Avenue Ogden Utah on Tuesday January 12 at 11 o clock to consider matters for the ensuing year and such other business as may come before the meeting. Walter J Hestin cashier.
Fragmented OCR text references a Salt Lake franchise matter with mentions of a transfer for about $40,000 and a staged sale or action around May. Names, dates, and details are garbled, but indicate legal or franchise proceedings and payments linked to a league or board.
New order issued today by the Interstate Commerce Commission regulates railway freight rates. It standardizes rate groupings and the share of charges among carriers to maintain competition. The order notes certain increases in some rates but aims to preserve existing relationships across territories. It sets percentage charges between New York Chicago routes and intermediate points, with rate tables to apply between freight territories.
Washington highlights include Senate hearings on metal programs and farm policy with references to a January session. A British steamer was saved near St Thomas after a wreck, with ongoing danger and rescue efforts described as the crew proceeds toward New York.
The document discusses American efforts to influence global trade with Britain, Italy, the Netherlands, and other powers, seeking to avoid interference while preparing for potential wartime shipping. It mentions coordinating with European nations and the stance against fascist influences, along with a separate call for a new medical examiners board as a domestic reform proposal.
A January luncheon in New York welcomed a delegation from Japan linked to the Red Cross. The event highlighted mercy missions and included guests beyond Red Cross members. Mabel Hoard of the National Red Cross traveled from Washington to attend.
A garbled report describes Garibaldi’s death during a trench assault. It notes notes of explosive exposure and a retreat by German forces after a counterattack, with references to captured trenches and a subsequent larger engagement. The piece traces purported details from family notes and contemporary observers.
Bob Goelet acted as host to a large gathering of well known society people in Glenonare SY. Besides skating, singing and drawing for prizes, attendees enjoyed music and conversation as part of the evening entertainment.
A garbled report recalls a trench clash where a commander orders a regiment forward and a reserves unit advances. A bridge of memory links ancient battles to modern violence as writers compare cycles of conquest and ruin.
Mrs. George A. Armes heads a deputation of Democratic women who visited the president on Wednesday to urge his support for the Bristow Mendell suffrage amendment. Armes is the wife of a retired U S Army colonel and holds leadership roles in national Democratic women groups.
Readable bits mention Baltimore and Aunt Abe with an apple? The text appears as misread OCR with stray names and phrases. No coherent event or report is discernible, leaving only fragmented dialogue and place reference.
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