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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
6
French authorities report progress along the front with multiple German assaults repulsed. British observers note heavy fighting near Craonne and Rheims with German artillery suffering under French counter-battery fire. A late week update claims a brigade's losses and French gains in the Argonne as attacks were fully repulsed.
Allied dispatches indicate German forces suffered about 20 000 casualties over a three day period. French gains reported in the Vosges with progress also in Alsace. Germans claim British attacks failed and French repulsed with heavy losses, while French and British reports vary on outcomes.
London reports Victor Augagenur, France’s minister of marine, met Churchill and Admiral Fisher in London before returning to Paris. Paris releases an official war diary detailing Allied and German actions across northern France, Belgium, the Argonne, and Alsace with reported German losses and Allied advances, noting French gains and ongoing artillery duels.
War dispatches report heavy fighting on the western front and in the Carpathians as German and Austro-German forces press campaigns against Russia and Poland. Claims of strategic successes vary, with Allied and German reports offering differing tallies of damage and breakthroughs.
A disputed wartime note asserts that negotiations with Southern Japan do not threaten China's territorial integrity or conflict with regional spheres of influence, insisting no material changes are involved and urging calm in the diplomatic process.
Chicago records 30 below as central plains and upper Midwest endure extreme cold. Reports from Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota detail 10 to 31 degrees below zero with subzero lows, while forecasts warn the cold wave will push to the Atlantic coast and linger into Friday.
A news brief describes President Wilson vetoing an immigration bill while reporting on German war tech. It notes the urging to strengthen U.S. defense and contrasts official views on wartime policies, with mention of a senate vote and legislative reactions. The item names Washington, the White House, and Congressional committees as context.
City officials mull a proposed license to operate a jitney service in troubled districts. The request may be moved no earlier than next Monday with the city attorney reviewing the petition for a writ of mandamus. A temporary nonpaid assistant was appointed and funding transfers were proposed from contingency funds.
Davis County residents and officers of the Federal and Borigdes company collide over segregation policy. John Ford, a Collerville resident and former Marth colonies commissioner, argues against forced racial separation and questions impending court actions. The debate centers on the feasibility and legality of enforcing segregation across the county. Goin signs contract with Philadelphia club manager Charles Eaton seeks to arrange a leg contract. financial terms and team details are unclear.
In Paris on March 23 reports praise correspondents for dispatches from the front. Emperors, generals, and editors are cited as sending thanks while Paris and Rye positions are noted amid continued French and Allied actions and French civilian morale.
Fragmented OCR reports wheat selling around 1.50 dollars with prices fluctuating. Mentions of quotes, delivery notes, and distant city references indicate broad market activity and price movement but readability is limited due to garbled text.
Reports from Laibach describe violent protests by Slavs against Austrian rule with crowds clashing with gendarmes and cavalry. Firearms fired, windows broken, and casualties reported as anti occupation movements spread from Trieste and Susak to nearby Croat and Slavonian districts. Militants shout anti German phrases while chaos erupts across the city and surrounding regions.
A mixed delegation led by United States representatives met in Yokohama for talks with Japanese officials. The visit aimed to foster wartime alliance relations and plan military and civilian collaboration. The event highlighted diplomatic striving toward a broader coalition and mutual understanding despite wartime strains.
A government operation in a state reports 300 more men disinfecting stock yards and trains to prevent disease. Leader Ladhert, president of Kaiin Slack Yards and Transport, says the situation is under control but details remain limited as a probe continues into late Monday.
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