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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
11
German armies press renewed attacks on Warsaw as frontline battles intensify. Russian offensives sweep through Austrian crown lands while Romania weighs joining the Allies. Austro-Hungary faces a critical moment as Servia renews attacks, and German advances in Poland meet stubborn resistance with bayonet clashes.
Reports from Paris and Berlin describe heavy fighting on the French front. German offensives yield losses and success in Alsace while French lines hold and counterattack near Arras Amiens and Perthes. A Turkish transport and a Turkish cruiser are sunk by German forces in the Black Sea region.
The dispatches describe German forces resuming advances toward Warsaw while Russian and Austro-Hungarian positions hold firm elsewhere. Serbia renews attacks, Austria claims repulses near Ber. Britain monitors developments as Berlin presses for Allies’ weakening.
War bulletins report actions near Marrid Spain with details of prisoner of war handling at customs free entry. Officials in New York observe awards for bravery aboard steamers following incidents at sea including a Beech medal figure and a burned steamer in October.
Washington Tay reports a record cotton ginning pace with 14,447,625 bales from 1944 crop by January 1, 1966, surpassing all prior years. Oklahoma and nearby states show higher totals, while imports and price discussions hint at over-subscription for a French bond issue in London with 50 percent interest.
Readable fragments describe Austrian forces in Cracow and Rumored Russian moves toward Hungary. Belgian farmers’ strike, English bread imports, and a reform push for public schools are touched, with stock market notices and corporate changes in New York.
Washington reports economist Charles Brand predicts smaller bread loaves or a price rise as wheat markets shift. He says American farmers may not benefit first from price changes, with elevator and grain dealers controlling much of the supply. Danish bakers have already reduced loaf size to counter high flour costs.
Robert Hell, held in Chicago, escaped from a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Pittsburgh, after being moved to New York to face a charge of extortion. He allegedly threatened to murder engineer HW Guess of New York unless paid 2700 dollars.
The Ra frenian mobilization will begin in the last week of January with a call up of three Glaxsea totaling 135000 men. The mobilization will continue until 606000 men are ready for the field. Avnserlagd is expected to be asked to oversee Romanian interests in Germany and Austela as the cabinet defines arrangements. The message also mentions legislative proposals and Michigan political contests with a commission to oversee import governance.
A ceremony in Hamburg in 1913 recognized Captain Baal Keelboat of the steamer Kroonland and crew members including P. Manstinit for their rescue efforts during a perilous sea incident. The event, noted by Redfield of the territory coastguard, honors the valor of the Volturie crew and others involved in aiding patrols and passengers.
Silver Tent No 1 members held an installation with fifteen candidates admitted amid ritual honors. Supreme Organizer M Aernetein addressed the gathering while officers were installed, and a delegation from Society No 3 Women’s Auxiliary announced an initiation event planned for January 22.
The report states a man was charged in a killing following a quarrel. The incident appeared in Aberdeen with reference to a test degree and involved a man named HEATy PurRelt as a suspect.
An assault at a police station ends with a sergeant shot during a robbery attempt. Witnesses describe masked attackers forcing entry and firing before escaping as investigators search nearby areas for clues and suspect details.
A public meeting titled Causes of European War will be held at 1:43 PM in the evening in the Good Shepherd hall. Professor William Roylanes and Professor Roslance, head of the history department at the University of Utah, will speak on the dynastic, economic, and political factors shaping conflict.
The piece reports rising emotions in Alsace amid Franco German friction. It notes civilian and family strains as language and loyalties stir debate, with authorities granting restrictions affecting residents and daily life.
Seattle, Wash. Jam: Tack Nea ion, a heavy weight lifter, in hospital with concussion from a brain injury. The report notes FAC ROE administered by a bowl Beretas oighe and mentions a Cher of San Francisco involvement. Names and details are garbled but indicate arrests and a day peer Cohen being fixed at Sikavhich.
Local protests erupt over a scheduled negro heavyweight boxing match drawing opposition from civil rights groups and city officials. Atty A G Brary and Police Chief Owen O'Hare say they will seek to overturn the permit granted by the boxing commission amid the dispute.
A late 19th or early 20th century lecture discusses the wartime impact on immigration policy and the duties of the United States to welcome strangers. It highlights feelings about immigrants, the need for care, and the role of public lectures in informing communities about newcomers.
The Ogden Typographical Union held a meeting yesterday naming officers including President B. Roeder and Vice Presidents W. Hillios and others. Delegates to the convention were listed as Hit Paden Faukes and Lalor, with additional names such as A D Fast and AL K Siason.
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