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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
3
The piece reads like a star forecast from Tribune era astrology, noting favorable days for women’s activities and naming professions such as dressmakers and jewelers. It also predicts plans, fashion tips, and moral guidance, with scattered references to planets and weathered authority figures, all in a period-appropriate tone.
Dispatches from Mexico City late yesterday indicate quiet but uncertain conditions with reports of Obregon moving north with National Traffico forces and fascione to secure the capital. Officials note possible disruption of the central government and potential entry into Monterey by Venustiano Carranza supporters.
An advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a gentle enema like remedy that cleanses the bowels and stomach to promote vitality. It claims the product is perfected by Dr. Edwards and offers a natural boost to health and youth through bowel cleansing.
A state examiner and associates face indictment in a broad fraud case. Jurors heard testimony about misuse of the treasurer’s office funds and alleged kickbacks. Bond posted, witnesses called, and arraignments completed as prosecutors pursue multiple charges.
An incident at the siding involved Felsted stepping back, a line of cats bucking into the siding, Rudeket knocked down, two cats passing over his terre, and Sirgeatt Roberts assisting a friend. Belsted served Falkand company for over two years amid the ensuing situation.
Federal and state district courts adjourned and all business suspended in Red Oak for the funeral of the late Judge Smileh McPhersett. A large turnout of professional colleagues, personal friends, and reporters from Cornell, Ohio, and other places joined the procession and services. Court officials and nearly all of Connecti were warned to the party.
Roosevelt January 20 A tense standoff at the Liebig plant of the American Agricultural Chemical company left nineteen men wounded in a battle between strikers and armed deputies. One man was killed and several others were in critical condition as 900 workers staged a mass meeting. Police held back reinforcements as officials investigated the shooting and considered state troop involvement. Two representatives of Governor Fielder arrived to assess the need for state troops.
The article centers on Field Marshal Von Minderbuve and a correspondent's plea for better writing about his army. It notes he has accepted a bringing in his army but now seeks clearer, shorter letters. The piece mentions readers and the burden of martial prose.
An incomplete wartime fragment describes officers and soldiers sharing a tense exchange. It notes a chummy rapport, mentions a young schoolgirl and a Turkish theme, and hints at German actions and mockery. The passage reflects fatigue, distrust, and cautious morale amid combat.
Report from Patrograd notes heavy activity on the right bank of the Lower Vistula during January. Intense engagements formed a broader fight with heavy artillery, near Konopke, Botzanaw, and Herounia as German forces defended well fortified positions while Russian troops pressed forward.
Fragmentary wartime dispatches describe heavy shelling on the west bank of the Vistula with German artillery silenced by Allied fire. January 18 reports claim Getevans forces bombarded villages, while there is no material change on other fronts.
The White House announced on Sunday that President Wilson named his grandchild Francis Sayre the baby’s name. Mrs Sayre and the child were reported progressing well as the family discussed naming preferences, with some favoring Woodrow Sayre but the President choosing Francis to preserve his family’s individuality.
The Dutch patrol boat Tettan was sunk by a mine while patrolling near Nicrwy Stubs. One officer and four men were lost, with only fragments of remains recovered. Reports say many fresh flotist lines appeared in coast towns, while a saboteur exchange quoted.
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