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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1915
Page
4
Fragmented OCR recounts a wartime shelling clash near the rail lines with French forces mounting a bold offensive to sever targets, followed by a court session over alleged abuses of power and accusations against officials. The report notes the strategic positions along the frontier and the ensuing political-legal argument.
In New York on January 12 Temute B Ahonte Aunt Remont Corneliua Vanderbt and other directors of the Fulemidrougt Rapid Praustt were found guilty of cabemblt. The inquest verdict faulted several officials and implicated Edward Terehal Thomas P Cuylor Andrew Freslinno and others in the December wreck on Sixteenth street and EXShthayer. Prosecutors Welk ftp sheee and jury o der Sane Watteh presented defense and testimony amid a complex court record.
Fragmented OCR text describes wartime communication and enemy actions with unclear phrasing. It mentions Austrlians, factions, and possible military observations, but the exact events, dates, and locations are obscured. The readable names hint at Australia and allied forces amid a voice of reportorial fragments.
Fragmentary 19th century style account describes Turkish forces in a punitive movement through Cadessis and surrounding towns. It claims widespread killings of children and civilians, rapid cavalry advances, scorched villages, and fear among inhabitants as troops urged loyalty while promising safety to those who stayed peaceful.
Rome reports a major earthquake at dawn, the strongest ever felt in the city. The tremor lasted several seconds causing widespread panic as residents fled shell houses and many structures sustained damage.
In a late session the Hate affairs committee led by Sen. John Hart advanced a measure to strengthen the local option law, aiming to suppress liquor sales in dry counties. A constitutional amendment and an aguardent reform bill were discussed, with party leaders split on scope and impact as adjournment occurred.
A fatal shooting occurred at a Wasmotte residence during an attempted domestic dispute. Sanborn, a man described as agitated, fled after the incident while police and ambulance crews responded. Witnesses include Haywood and the victim’s relatives as investigators piece together the sequence leading to the death.
A garbled report describes Cardinal being held prisoner amid political strain in the Holy See. The document mentions Catholic imp inations and potential actions by the church and state, with references to monitoring by military and palace authorities and possible implications for church leadership.
A nighttime skating accident at South Temple and Broadway injured 10 year old John Brick and an older man, with witnesses describing a fast overdue sled that struck the aged pedestrian. Dr. Bentley noted possible brain concussion while police sought witnesses to identify riders and the vehicle involved.
Washington reports the House rejected the constitutional amendment for woman suffrage by 304 to 174 after a day of pro and anti speeches. The vote followed hours of heated debate with packed galleries and sharp party lines, ending in a historic setback for the suffrage movement though organizers vow continued efforts nationwide.
The article discusses the contention over a proposed suffrage amendment, arguing there is not adequate demand for tit resigned seats and urging that the people should decide. Advocates claim wide demand for women's suffrage and cite states where the principle has been validated, stressing submission to the people for ratification.
Grand jury returned an indictment against William Howell, former county official, charging misuse of office for personal gain related to county contracts and services. He was arrested on a bench warrant, bond set at 600, and faces prison time if convicted. Howell had just started his second term as county commissioner after replacing Russell.
Mrs Wellie K Jones of Wisconsin lectured at the Richfield Housekeepers conference on a clean house and cake mixing demonstrations. She spoke on household economy and buying methods, with a diar washer demonstration by Mrs Falls of the Agricultural college.
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