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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
4
Eyewitness reports from January describe airship assaults over the region, with bombs dropped on villages including Bretlishall and Grimsien. A Zeppelin sighting near Sandington and Grimsien sparked heavy damage, collapsed shops, broken windows, and casualties, as troops’ ammunition stores were reportedly struck by airstrike debris.
A political leader speaks to the crowd about German strength and unity. He emphasizes readiness of the army and the nation’s resolve to defend the fatherland. The speaker warns against dissent and praises allied efforts while outlining future military goals.
A garbled OCR passage mentions German army activity and a Munich date, with unclear names and places. It references a general state, a factory machine, and a political event at a Reichstag. The fragment hints at wartime reporting but lacks clear, readable facts or coherent sequence.
A garbled historical piece touts famous doctors and their methods for treating disease. It references strict caution, early failures, and claimed cures through new remedies, emphasizing careful diagnosis and avoidance of harmful practices.
Fragmentary OCR describes Mormon colonies in northern areas facing upheaval as authorities and settlers contend with governance, trade, and migration pressures. Mentions Merrie Qualen and Ravinia as figures amid a wider frontier dispute affecting settlement and security.
Reports from Yarmouth and surrounding towns describe a night raid by Zeppelins on the English coast. Bombs killed several and wounded many as aircraft clashed with British defenses near Beeston and King's Lynn. Towns suffered widespread damage to houses and industry, with searchlights and anti-aircraft fire retracing the invaders.
In a coastal town residents report a heavy air raid likely by Zeppelins. Witnesses describe a night sky without a clear view of the craft but suggest multiple aircraft targeted England. The event prompts widespread alarm as authorities note damaged areas along the coast and nearby Yarmouth suburbs.
A fragmented review highlights the silent era feature "Shot in the Aisle" at The Ogden as an extra attraction with "Officer GGG" and other acts. The piece mentions a farcical comedy, "The Sonspring," and promotional notes on prices and show times, with local advertising details for 2468 Wash. Ave.
Mary Bailey of 755 Washington Ave died of general debility aged 97. Survived by one daughter,Med G. Wright of Idaho Falls and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Larkin Mortuary. Arthur Richins of Heeneter Morgan County died yesterday. Retired from Moriton church member, survived by children Arlaug, Hervey, Martin, Warren, Lies Gander. Body at Larkin Mortuary with funeral at Hunefer Cemetery to follow. Holday Richards died at home in Ogden. funeral arrangements to be announced. Joseph Hh Bailey's funeral set for Jones Ward home. rites planned at local meeting house. Italian Ribbes in Mine Explostom. Mike Stefano among injured. investigation ongoing at Leper hint. Three prisoners. Monie Mobievi and Gil Masgox injured. arrest by Ges Calne. details and dates uncertain.
Narrative fragment describes a bandit linked to Lopez at a cabin near the mouth of a stream, with Maria Talia and four children present during the visit. It notes suppression of a charge for protective reasons, and mentions a pursuit by authorities and a shelter for a displaced family. A separate Utah note reports Provo officials seeking publicity for resources to attract tourists and investors.
A chaotic Ogden municipal court session saw multiple defendants charged with offenses tied to liquor and vagrancy. Readings included a $25 fine or 25 days in jail for one offender, while others received 20 days in jail or fines for vagrancy as judge considers leniency and alternative sentences. George Ekins, Provo resident, died at Pleasant View after a short illness, leaving a large family.
Tokyo reports China agreed to pay an indemnity of 126,?6? facts for damages in the first cities revived after the rebellion. The dispatch notes the fall of Engerse and Yuan Shi Kai set to presidency as the republic forms. Also: Salt Lake meeting on trading stamps. opponents plan action. bill proposed to ban stamping schemes in the state.
A dubious transmit claims the French submarine Haplis near the Dardanelles was sunk after a mission, with reports from a wireless dispatch and Turkish sources noting sinking or damage. Conflicting accounts describe crew losses and dragnet searches as news outlets dispute the event’s outcome.
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