Submarine Rivalry and New Design in 1915 Ocean War
The Ogden Standard reports on German submarine strength and American shipbuilding, noting Germany’s perceived lead and the new Swiss engine in American submarines. It discusses potential transatlantic attacks, docking concerns near New York, and the shift toward more powerful propulsion for both wartime and peacetime industry.
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Ogden Standard
Ogden
Utah
Lake
St Wa
Germany
Tale
New York
Sir Lawrance
Lincoln Words Sent To Chinese Readers In Broadcast
The Boston Post notes plans to translate and phonograph Lincoln speeches into Chinese for wide republic circulation. It argues the oratory’s noble themes will educate and unite, predicting the speech's moral reach beyond language barriers despite unfamiliar Chinese phrasing.
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Jincoln
Jinard
Boston
Republic
Natresa
China
French War Vet Urges Allied Unity Against Germany
A. Vargroltare, a French veteran of 1870 from Seda Springs Idaho, defends France and warns thatTeutons may subdue the world. He argues nations must unite to defeat Germany, noting past French defeats yet insisting on patriotic resolve to curb Prussian power and influence.
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A. Vargroltare
Seda Springs
Idaho
Ogden
Germany
France
Napoleon VI
Fleimarck
Sudan
Tricolor
MacMahon
New Swiss Engine and the Submarine In Trials
A garbled report describes Swiss engineers testing a new submarine propulsion system. It mentions Sine, Lichter, and Aimeritum subs, trial phases, and crosschecks with potential performance metrics, but many names and details are unclear.
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Sine
Rose
Tony
Austrians Suffer Heavy Losses In War News Dispatch
Geneva reports through Paris that Austro-Hungarian forces failed to dislodge Russian positions along the Vis tia river and suffered heavy losses. Russian batteries near Sereth have bombarded Austrian troops, forcing a river crossing retreat. C onflicts along the Dniester and Stripa rivers show Russians repelling and stalling Austrian advances in a series of fierce hand to hand and bayonet attacks.
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Geneva
Paris
The
Tribune
From
Vistia
Sereth
Duiegter
Zalewceeyky
Horadgoke
Ine Dneseter
Cierce
Stripa
Mystery of the ripe roam and the Fox Trot Craze
A Pittsburgh Leader excerpt urges a harsher stance in global conflict and military mobilization, arguing nations must act decisively while citing curiosities like J. Warren’s pieces for context. The note blends provocative dialogue with cultural references, signaling a period取 tension over wartime readiness.
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Roam
J. Warren
Cash
Fox
Lyceum—&C
Ohio flood eases as rivers fall after heavy rain
Columbus Ohio July 1 The pan wike of that night without any considerable rainfall resulted in improved conditions early today throughout the Ohio flood district. While many thousands of acres of land remained under water today practically all rivers were either stationary or falling. The Scioto and Olentangy rivers began receding here early day. Levees along the Scioto river in this city, which began leaking yesterday afternoon, were repaired during the night and this morning were reported to be holding fast against the strain upon Lemp.
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Columbus
Oslo
Ohio
Behind the Lines of the Censor in War News
A World War I era report describes censorship strains on French and Allied news flow. It notes the Paris news agencies Havas and the Associated Press service disrupted by staff reductions, restricted long distance telephony, and limited telegraph capacity, hindering routine government and battlefield reporting.
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Havas
Thaly
England
Publica i
Associated Prown
Paris
Mickino
Francoly
Jorge Qroves
Angered Groom and Wedding Night Reverie
A tense wedding scene unfolds as the groom, steeped in gloom, confronts duty and social ritual. Guests drift, a nervous calm settles, and the moment teeters between ceremony and emotional collapse. A scientist’s wartime musings intrude, contrasting personal turmoil with public preoccupations.
Big battleships transit Panama Canal for first time
Panama July 10 The Panama canal was used today for the first time by large battleships of the United States Navy as the Missouri Ghfo and Wisconsin carried cadets from Annapolis to San Francisco. The ships form the naval academy practice squadron under Rear Admiral William Pullam, superintendent of the Naval Academy.
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Panama
Panama Canal
United States Navy
Missouri
Ghfo
Wisconsin
Annapolia
San Francisca
Athua- Ug
Pacific
Naval Academy
Wiliam ¥. Pullam
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Oswell Jackson Purchases Newman & Jackson Tinshop on Hudson
W Oswell Jackson has bought the entire interests of Heber J Newman in the Newman and Jackson Tinshop on Hudson Ave. Jackson will collect and pay all accounts of the firm. Advertisement.
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W. Oswell Jackson
Heber J. Newman
Newman & Jackson
Hudson Ave
Jackson
Terrible losses of French army reported by Germans
Berlin July 17 The Overstun News agency says German authorities, after questioning prisoners, have tallied French losses at 74 300 dead wounded and imprisoned. Breakdown cited: Third army corps 16 000 Ninth 6 000 Tenth 10 000 Seventeenth 4 800 Twentieth 10 600 Twenty first 0 Ninetieth corps 1 000 Ortys Mouth division 6 000 Fifty fifth division 3 500.
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Beriin
Third Army Corp
Ninth Army Corps
Tenth Army Corps
Seventeenth Army Corps
Twentieth Army Corps
Twenty-first Army Corps
Twentythird
Ortys
Austro Hungarian Note Pleases Berlin Says Overnews
Berlin reports that German newspapers praise the Austro Hungarian note to the United States on war munitions. Vossische Zeitung urges neutrality influence on President Wilson and notes skepticism about real neutrality in spirit.
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Berli
Sayville
Today
United States
Vossische Zeitung
Wil] Gon
Tyran
New American Ammunition Company Formed for War Contracts
New York reports formation of the American Ammunition Company to secure contracts for Mees for tight 4 xwlos syps and shrapnel shells for British and Allied forces.Canadian and British authorities are said to award and confirm contracts, with additional explosive set needs and potential tanker implications discussed. The move consolidates several Lepewriter and mic hin c companies into a single entity amid ongoing wartime production efforts.
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New York
Hee
Amallitiqna Montraen
Ciatadurny Shell
Little Pal Alhambra Racing Postponed
Fragmented OCR notes show postponed running races at Little Pal in Alhambra with references to dates, people, and places. The garbled text mentions Sin Francisce, track events, and a tribute to Holmes in Mielsbrgp Pa with scattered names and events.
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Sin Francisce
Catalus
Holmes
Mielsbrgp
Lily
Ming
Washington
Chaplin at the Alhambra Next Week With She Woman
The Alhambra theater will show Charley Chaplin next week in She Woman. The Alhambra has exclusive first run Chaplin pictures released by the Estanay Co through General Film Corp, not including occasional V. I. 6. B. Chaplin will be presented with a Paramount program sharing the honors. The Coolest spot in town.
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Chas. Chaplin
Alhhambra
Charley Chaplin
Big Business Block To Rise On 24th Street Ogden
Ogden plans a three to four story brick building on the northeast corner of Lincoln Avenue and Twenty fourth Street. Developer Guy Rologoness, a Bingham Canyon merchant and banker, aims to complete the structure before winter. Ground floor to include stores and offices. upper floors to house a rooting house.
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City
Old Presbyterian Church
Christian Scientists
Lincoln Avenue
Twenty-fourth Atreat
Guy Rologoness
Lever Three
Bologonese
Bingham Canyon
Twenty Fourth Street
Officials Hope to Avert Strike at Rennuelon Arms
Officials seek to prevent a strike at Rennuelon Arms amid labor disagreements over air rights and seniority. The union faces two propositions on work resumption as machinists and metal workers discuss terms and recognition.
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Union
Remington Arms Company
Uy Wiebinists
Rennuelon Arms Company
Air Wrights
Fia
Tipat
Aes Muon
Cappentora
Unio
Dermond Tyr Danble
Italian Comment On Note 100. 3
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss a note 100 with scattered Italian phrases and garbled English. No clear events, names, dates, or places are extractable besides Milan and generic references. The readable content lacks a coherent reportable fact or outcome.
Adventurers Tour Jungle Trails and Monkey Meat Feats
The Collins Day South American expedition traversed Peru Bolivia and Brazil filming wildlife and hunting guanucos. Lee Garnett Day and Alfred M Collins financed the trek with W F Walker and others aboard a moving train and pack mule routes. They faced river rapids cliff trails and deadly vampire bats while securing film footage and collecting specimens for the Bronx Zoo.
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Peru
Bolivia
Brazil
New York
Bronx Zoo
Lee Garnett Day
Alfred M. Collins
Philadelphia
Exme
George K. Cherrie
Roosevelt
Robert H. Becker
Field Museum
W. F. Walker
Yale University
Day
Collins
Walker
Andes Mountains
Ort
Panama Canal
Pampo de Arteros
Andes
Lay
Collinge
Chapore
Tasl
Dey
Tosseion
Miss Mayo's Protégé Mildred Kable in South West Tale
Mildred Kable, protege of Miss Mayo, will play a lead in The Lies on Its Long Journey Through the South and West. Vinla Allen stars in The White Sister in a new Edison release.
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Miss Mayo
Mildred Kable
Enil
Margaret Maro
Mildred
Vinla Allen
Edison
World markets lift war specialties to fresh highs
New York on July 17 led by Crucible Steel with a six point rise and the five point gain for the preferred, while United States Steel held back at year’s best level. War shares, including Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper, showed gains though heavy trading noted. Recensions 31.1 to 2 points from the big jewel, closing was strong and bonds steady.
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New York
United States Steel
Crucible Steel
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Jevel
Grain market damped by river, rain and receipts
Chicago July 17 wheat declined as Liverpool strength, Ohio floods, harvest forecasts and light new wheat imports weighed on prices. Corn fell on good growing weather, oats followed, while hogs showed firm demand at mixed prices. Omaha cattle and hog receipts steady with modest gains in some classes.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Ohio
Bears
Ata
Illinois
Clearing House Bank Balances Rise in New York
New York July 17 the actual condition of clearing house banks and their companion for the week shows they have 188 480 780 in excess of legal requirements. This is an increase of 6 744 410 over last week.
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House Banks
Tris Companion
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