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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1915
Page
5
A Balkan correspondent reports Romania has been given three months to decide on an offer of territorial compensation related to military assistance or neutrality. The dispatch summarized the deadline set by the involved powers and the current diplomatic stance as of the recent Saturday report from Sofia.
London reports a night assault by German forces enveloped French positions in gas and overwhelmed the cemetery south of Souchez. It describes the battle for ground along the Arras road, control of rail lines, and heavy bombardment with German counterattacks and French shelling throughout the sector near Vimy, Givenchy, and Carency.
Washington reports begun negotiations through the State Department and the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce to cooperate with Swiss dye makers resisting German supplies. American dyestuff producers plan to ship intermediates to Switzerland for finishing, as Germany threatens to cut off supply. The move aims to sustain U.S. dye production amid shortages while German wartime output shifts to munitions.
In Portland Oregon on July 12 a revival was filed in federal court seeking to make the estate of the late David Eccles of Ogden Utah a party defendant in a government bid to recover 65,000 acres of timberland in eastern Oregon and a $200,000 rush for Amber removed from the area by Oregon Lumber Co. The government alleges fraudulently procured titles in 1904 but no suit could be fed within the sixty year statute of limitations due to dummy entrymen, with 43 patents involved.
Los Angeles July 12 Utah lodge members from Salt Lake, led by Theo Ganzer, Thomas Homer and F P Nelson, were hosted by Pasadena and Glendale crowds. The group toured gardens and homes, with a luncheon at Hotel Green Lawn and a grand lodge opening planned at the Los Angeles auditorium. E W Kelly to represent Salt Lake. P P Christensen, Parley, dodges interviews amid Eccles case talk.
Liverpool, July 32, 2:10 a.m. A German submarine allegedly used the American bark Normandy as a shield to cover an attack on the Russian steamer Lea off the southeast Irish coast. The Normandy, stopped and searched, reportedly carried orders to shield the attack, with 25 aboard and 11 drowned including three stewardesses. Names and details are uncertain due to garbled text.
Disorganized OCR fragment mentions General Orozco not appearing, with scattered words about a court setting, persons, and associated details. The readable items include names and possible procedural references, but the segment is largely garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
The room filled as the Canes were called, with Americans noted among Mexican spectators. Generals Ignacio Bravo and Fluerdo Cau attended amid charges tied to San Antonio officials. A conference led to waiving preliminaries, with officials and defense counsel present. Transport back to Piedras Negras described, Consul Furnishes Food reports 2000 served. Villa reports of Carranza troops at Cabalona echoed. Hernandez at Moncloya driven toward Lampa-708.
London July 13 1939 Sir Edward Carson asked a prize court to condemn steamers Alfred Nobel Kim Tienso and the Swedish steamer detained by British authorities The case covered 38 vessels captured and aimed to block food supply routes to Germany noting exports of meat from the United States and other produce The proceedings referenced hunger and wartime measures against German trade and included cargo such as gum and other goods
A Red Cross agent traveling toward Monelaba was intercepted by Mexican forces. He was forced to retreat with wounded personnel, then telegraphed from a riverfront location to the Heil Cross headquarters. More details remain unclear due to damaged text.
The incomparable Scotti accepts the lure of film and will portray the villain in Li Greenia, adapting from Theat antiche. Antonio Scotti will receive a record salary for a single screen performance, earning praise from Otto Kahn and others as he joins the new operatic thriller.
Maude Allan, famed dancer once among the world’s top two, reportedly signs with Bosworth Inc. after a long tour in Asia, India, and the Far East. She is set to appear in a dramatic film that promises to showcase her celebrated artistry, following prior hesitations to return to the camera.
Bosworth Inc departs from usual channels to present a film showcasing a renowned dancer in a modern art influenced production. The piece highlights the dancer's skill through several dances and emphasizes her dramatic prowess in a stirring love story.
A distressed speaker confesses poor luck and irritation with a prescription. The fragment refers to a doctor visit, facial care daily washing, and an unclear reference to a medication or ailment. The passage resembles a diary-like crayon sketch rather than a full report.
Salt Lake officials plan a personal inspection of the tarvia paving on Fourteenth South Street after reports of defects. Tarvia representatives will be summoned to explain failures and propose remedies as three miles of road were treated in a test month.
Fragmented item notes production and value of coal bouquets in the United States rising to 244005 short tons worth 124173 dollars. Also mentions crude criticism and a dialogue about a daughter’s music rack and paying winners in an exchange context.
Alice Brady, daughter of William A Brady, emerges as a leading film star with the Work Film Corporation. Her screen debut came in As Ye Row, followed by The Hos a romance the next year, earning praise for her acting and poise amid a flurry of offers from rival studios.
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