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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
5
The report details General Carranza vowing punishment for Villa outlaws, with troops pursuing the band. Dispatches say patrols will run along the railroad, and a special train is sent to Juarez to bring foreigners to safety as unrest spreads across northern Mexico.
Senator Stone of the senate foreign relations committee met with President Wilson to discuss American policy toward Mexico. He said no immediate troop action is planned unless new developments force intervention, and that Carranza must control bandits and punish those who killed Americans. Stone stressed giving the recognized Mexican government a chance to act before any war moves.
A Carranza envoy urged his government to require Americans in danger zones to move into guarded areas. Secretary Lansing asked Arredondo to seek trains and guards for removing Americans wishing to leave endangered localities. Arredondo supported the idea and suggested forced relocation to safety zones if needed.
New York Jan 14 Azr shows bears shipments of food supplies not being made from this port. A train of twenty five cars loaded with butter rushed from Chicago within forty eight hours to be shipped on the steamer Csaritza, another vessel leaving yesterday for itusata. The amount is believed to exceed all records for a single consignment. Dealers say America has butter to spare and seeks to extend exports as holdings of storage butter refrigeration plants across the country are heavier than a year ago. The Associated Ware houses on January 1 reported forty five loading houses with 35 348 000 pounds of butter in storage, up nearly ten million pounds from a year earlier.
Paris dated Jan 3 French authorities, amid reprisals for internment of a French subject in Turkey, arrested Salil Bey archivist of the Turkish embassy and last remaining on duty here. His wife and daughter face confinement. Salil Bey featured in a January 14, 1914, double tragedy at General Mehmed Cherif Pasha’s Paris residence, where an Ottoman politician’s visitor killed a valet and was then slain by Salil Bey.
Among the Americans reported to have perished in the sinking of the steamer Persian in the Mediterranean is Homer L. Salisbury, head of the Seventh Day Adventist missions service in Persia.
Kangaki City reports rising but harsh temperatures across the upper Mississippi valley and Great Lakes. Forecasters warn of lingering cold and possible worsening conditions in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma as charity groups struggle to aid the needy amid record lows and disrupted rail service.
Bitter cold across Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma plunges below zero. Officials report frozen pipes and heating shortages as rails in the Midwest struggle while Leavenworth and St Paul endure near record lows. Rail service slowly resumes as temperatures edge up.
A heavy snowstorm sweeping the Sierra Nevada blocked passenger and freight traffic via the Southern Pacific, with the Feather River route disrupted as Western Pacific trains faced the big storm. Weather across Denver and western states showed moderating temperatures but continued cold in places with rising warmth forecast for Colorado.
The Telegraaf reports the Zuyler dike at Katwoude burst and Zuid Polner flooded forcing inhabitants to Edam. Edam reports potential Moldprezee danger and possible broad North Holland flooding if the dike fails. Separately, Ghysand muskrators auctioned today with 300+ items including 70,000 ap vorsum skins and 51,069 skunk pelts.
Reported Allied forces massing at Saloniki with large troop landings as World War I operations update from London and Vienna. The dispatch notes French activity, Italian front actions, and Austrian Montenegrin advances in the region, with brief mentions of naval moves and political stances.
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