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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
6
War updates place Russian troops west of Riga engaging German positions while other fronts shift. The report also notes Parliamentary actions in the United States surrounding the Adamson law and inquiries into stock market leaks during peace note discussions, with officials under scrutiny for potential missteps and authority over contracts and wages.
Hamburg dispatch reports German national leader Dr. Stresemann told a Hanover audience that Germany must emerge from the war in possession of the Flemish coast. He stated Germany expects to hold second place in world power after the present arrangements, per Exchance Telegraph.
A New York dispatch reports Marcel Hutin stating the Entente's reply to President Wilson will be ultra sensational and delivered soon after Wilson reviews it. Paris expects publication about forty eight hours after receipt by the American government. The note spans 1200 to 1500 words and outlines Entente terms more specifically, yet cautiously.
Ameterdats Jan 10 London 10 p m German Bodallata Vorwherts ciation declares emphatically against unrestricted submarine warfare. The dispatch quotes Herr Thert a Socialist member of the Reichstag at a January meeting urging the German government to remain allied with Wilson's efforts and warning that relations with neutral nations must not be jeopardized by unrestricted warfare.
A work train and No 1 passenger car collided early this morning north of Nervaa station, injuring four seriously and causing shock to many others. Names include Lavern Call, Lovay Call, Edin Marsh, Bub Marsh, and laborer Pete Frias. witnesses say the work train hit at around fifty miles per hour, a claim challenged by railroad officials.
Indicted for kidnapping and assault of Frederick Gump Jr of Kansas City Mo Thaw active in New York Philadelphia Pittsburg and Washington He was in Philadelphia Monday then as of today reportedly en route to Washington and home to Pittsburg Thaw bodyguard O Domes or Byrnes identified in Philadelphia custody denies Byrnes name A telegram from Long Beach Cal about a rape case allegedly sent in Thaws pocket Thaw believed at Deadwood Boulevard Pittsburg home Officials say no arrest request from New York or Philadelphia yet
New York reports claim a German raider sunk a vessel in the Atlantic yesterday. Lamport and Holt Line denies confirmed details about the Voltaire after a rumor it was captured by a German raider and later recaptured and sent to Bermuda. Official word remains unavailable as of yet.
Colonel Wil lam Frederick Cody known as the Idol of favored America died at 1 05 p m in Denver Colorado at his family home. His wife and daughter had rushed from Cody Wyoming and his sister Mrs L E Decker of Denver were at his bedside. He had been in failing health since January but showed remarkable resistance and rallied multiple times. He asked funeral plans to be arranged by the Elks and Masons and urged business continuance while sharing his final moments with family.
Petrograd reports heavy engagements around Lake Babit west of Riga with Russian advances over a mile and the capture of multiple guns. Field Marshal von Mackensen pushes north of Fokshani toward Pantxin, aiming at pantxin, while German forces near the Danube counter Russian thrusts. Prisoners captured rise to over 11 thousand, and the broader front shows intensified activity as both sides report gains and setbacks. An appeal from Invalids' relief urges work over charity and warns against praising wounds or exploiting wounded soldiers.
London reports Manchester Guardian analysis of Ambassador Gerard's Bern speech. It suggests his remarks aimed to clarify U S Germany ties amid Wilson's peace fears and possible escalation, noting German leadership shifts after Falkenhayn and Tuplis and asserting risk of a broader desperate campaign if peace efforts fail. The Guardian defends Gerard's intervention as timely to clarify the situation for Germany.
In Washington on January 30 twelve members of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage started a silent daily picket at the White House gates. They carried banners asking President Wilson what he will do for woman suffrage, with sash banners in white purple and yellow. White House officials said no action would be taken unless disturbance occurred. The picket line will run 10 am to 1 pm daily, with three hour reliefs for the sentinels. A crowd watched but conversations were avoided as President Wilson left or arrived. Also noted were visiting Comanche Indians and war veteran appeals elsewhere in the same column.
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