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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1918
Page
5
Italian forces, aided by French and British troops, resist enemy advances and push a counter move. General Diaz, commander in chief, is shown in a recent force review amid reports of success and morale in the field.
The Supreme Court sustained convictions of Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman for conspiring to hinder the draft act by urging men not to register. Louis Kramer and Morris Hecker were affirmed for conspiring to keep underage persons from registering. Ruthenberg Wagenknecht and Walker received one year for draft-law violations. Goldman and Berkman face two years and $10,000 fines each.
Washington January 14 cont empt proceedings were instituted in the supreme court against Federal Judge John M Killits of the district court of Ohio by Attorney General Gregory charging Judge Killits with suspending execution of judgment indefinitely against a bank convilzler a violation of the court's specific order. Re Hearing of Hunt Case Denied Phoenix January 14 the supreme court denied the application for a rehearing of the Campbell Hust governorship contest and overruled Campbell motion to recover the costs of the long legal battle for possession of the execution contro of the ante. Chief counsel for Governor Campbell announced the decision closes the case and Governor Hunt Wilk vermin remains in possession for the remainder of the term. Bolsheviks take goa l fields Patgrgral Sunday January 14 Bolsheviks sellers lure cleared the horizon at the Don river of troops gaining navigation of sportant coal fields It is one moment officially They also have captured Ekaterinosiny In the operations in the Don region the Bolsheviks lost Len killed and twenty wounded The Bolsheviks government has informed the Armenian ity Cuyklah Ar aeMie Uniti supports their debt to the definition The French consul general in Times Neud announces that his government has requested the French attain floes at Washington London and Rome 140 Urge the Allies to recognize Fin day Great glaciers ice caves and the most wonderful spectacle you ever witnessed See the big drama from Alaska The Great White Trail with Doris Kenyon New Utah today and three days Phone 3060
The report states Germany’s food imports have stopped under Allied control of essential supplies. Mentions closures on exports of preserves and packing materials, with reallocation to neutrals and tightened restrictions.
Guy Turris a Salt Lake City cook employed by Phoenix Construction died from injuries after being struck by Hamberger electric train No 32 near Lincoln Avenue. He fell while attempting to board, losing an arm and sustaining severe injuries. He died at Dee Hospital at 7 am. Proceedings indicated the motorman was not at fault.
British leaders called for raising 420 000 to 450 000 troops immediately. In a Commons appearance, Sir Aneki and Gedden urged national service. Canadian troops raided German trenches north of Lens, returning prisoners and reporting a quiet night on the front.
Washington reports show President Wilsons address outlining war aims published in Berlin papers and circulated in Germany. The State Department will likely halt distribution as garbling is expected. South American reactions from Chile, Peru and Argentina indicate broad endorsement of the president's views.
Readable fragments report a Berlin power shift with militarist influence rising amid debate on peace versus annexation. Munich Post notes a potential clash between peace supporters and military faction. Berlin papers discuss opposition figures and hints at government alignment, as debates in the Reichstag unfold.
A garbled report records Kerr Severing, former Reichstag monitor, addressing a Kiel Socialist gathering. He condemns German militarism and urges peace by understanding, claiming Poles suffer under the Prussian regime and that strong leaders may fall as anti peace efforts rise.
Two youths feared to be the same pair behind recent city holdups accosted Henry Schultz at 2961 Lincoln Avenue. At gunpoint they took a gold watch, chain and money totaling around $30. Police chase possible suspects linked to other snatchings as investigations continue.
K Russell recently transferred from Eptreim Ulach to Ogden district where he becomes publicity chief. He will oversee educational departments of the forestry service, coordinating cooperation with agricultural colleges and newspapers to promote campaigns and programs.
Transcribed from a San Francisco dateline, the Shriners Hed Cross sack of flour has traveled 9000 miles and changed hands thirteen times. The thirteenth sale, by Bagdad Temple of Shriners at Butte Montana, amounted to 7160 dollars, though the previous sale details remain unsettled and Algeria Temple is referenced in the record.
The United States speeds engineers to aid British forces near Cambrai as sapper work and barbed wire posts rise behind the front. The Inland Waterways and Docks section seeks blacksmiths, boat builders, carpenters, riveters, riggers, shipyard machinists, and stevedores among others to support the effort through 1917.
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