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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1915
Page
5
London July 4 1911 Sir Henry Kitchener received a enthusiastic public ovation during a London guild hall visit to appeal for recruits and reserves for the great army. Crowds cheered as he drove through streets and entered the guild hall amid waves of welcome.
In a crowded meeting, Sir Edward Carnon and Sir Edward Kitchener stress the need for more men and material. Kitchener warns that the nation must recruit now, as the war office gains ability to equip volunteers and boost national resolve despite shortages and delays.
Report from Gormat military authorities across Belstan provinces describes forcible civilian labor for the occupation army. Meantime Hey Kent in relief efforts clashes over scarce food. Malmned faces disrupted food supplies as mechanized workers refuse to work in quarantine strips.
The excerpt follows a coercive plan to obtain a paper from a woman on a garden bench as a man pressures her for money and a jewel, while police and a confidant move to confront the scheme. A dramatic sequence unfolds revealing motives and approaching exposure.
The Hashimotoa company fights for rights to hold state land while state and federal law restrict purchases. The attorney general rules the 884 corporal is a citizen of the United States, despite all holders being Japanese, granting the company the claimed right. Some land board members dispute the ruling, arguing charter admission alone does not grant citizenship or compliance with federal law.
An article discusses foot strain caused by fallen or dropped arches, flat feet, and pronation. It notes high arches can cause trouble, and stresses the forefoot bears weight, with remedies like foot relaxation tests and cautions against overly narrow shoe models.
Vulnerable text offers tips on foot strain avoidance such as proper shoe fit and posture, warning against high arches and toeing out. It also mentions thick blood and walking as exercise, plus questions about chocolate creams and diet. The OCR yields scattered, unclear phrases with health guidance and product references.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions possible election elements with names and dates garbled. The readable parts reference votes and a Rome representative, but crucial details are missing. The item appears to be a local or political note with uncertain content and lacks a coherent report.
A garbled note discusses mercury in certain cough remedies and warns readers about dangerous compositions. It references various terms and seems to caution on toxic ingredients while mentioning health concerns and product safety.
Report from Petrograd and London notes ongoing Soviet and Austro German clashes along the northern and western fronts. Russians halt a German push between the Vistula and Viepra rivers and begin a new offensive toward Luulix, Durzendorf, Buchava and Krasnik, as German forces pause to regroup south of Tuhsin and cholm.
The Miah Suriners' special train arrived in Ogden late last night with Nobles from the south joining a Garden party in a detached car. The group included Judge A. R. Meywood and many couples. the thirteen car train departed for Seattle at 10:20 pm, with a stop planned for the Holge Shriners along the way.
Four masked men stopped a New York and New Osinans limited train near Groomville Alabama shortly before 2 am. Conductor Phil McRae was killed during the robbery. The bandits cut bags and mail car, raided the engine, and fled down the track. Louisville & Nashville officials traced the halt to a scene past Garland Alabama with pursuit planned by Montgomery authorities.
Coroner records detail a Holt death, noting circumstances, locations, and involved parties. The report references a vehicle, residence, and timelines linked to the fatal incident, with mention of the surrounding investigatory steps and immediate findings. Names and precise details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a formal inquest process.
Fragmentary notes describe a Bryan meeting with United Presbyterian officials where attendees discussed local matters. Names such as Wiliay Jennings and Jolie appear in unclear context as the record lists scattered remarks and questions about prior actions and future steps.
City funds show receipts totaling 14 936 86 dollars while expenditures reach 37 etc. The report for June by Auditor Arthur Larson details public affairs water works public safety streets and property costs, with totals indicating overall spend surpassing income by over 20 000 dollars.
In San Francisco today Phillip R. B. Thayer of Northern and Southern Steamship and Joseph Bley R H Swayne and J Hoyt, brokers, were arrested on two indictments by the federal grand jury alleging violation of American neutrality through transfers to German warships via the Sacramento off the Chilean coast. Bley, Swayne, Hoyt and partners face charges of false manifest and clearance fraud. Dr. Thomas Addin of Lane Hospital, connected with British recruiting, was also arrested for conspiring to hire and retain recruits and to aid British service.
Former Mexican brigadier general Jose Flesin Robles arrested by federal authorities in San te on conspiracy to violate U S neutrality laws. Bond set at six thousand dollars. He is linked to the Huerta era and Tampico garrison command.
Berlin reports via Overseas News that the German steamer Pallas of Flensburg was attacked in Norwegian waters by an armed British trawler. The Royal Navy cruiser Victoria aided, a Norwegian guardship freed the ship and eleven men held by Britain, prompting a protest from Norway against neutral rights violations.
In bellicose talk from New York to Europe, soldiers on the fighting line are said to drink before bayonet charges. Officials urge discipline as discussions and sensational phrases about German and Allied forces surface amid war news and unidentified voices claim men are intoxicated before engagements.
Prominent figures recall pacifist views and emphasize restraint among soldiers. Miss Addams cites German and English soldiers who oppose killing, arguing war cannot be solved by force and urging nations to pursue negotiated terms. She notes widespread antiwar sentiment across Europe during wartime visits.
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