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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
5
Germans and Austrians mount a serious Baltic to Bug offensive while Teutonic drive on Polish capital stalls Russians hold at Ivangorod and fight to hold the line along Narew amid a desperate German surge.
Desperate fighting reported along the Lublin Chelm railroad front as von Mackensen's forces press to seize the strategic line. Russians fall back on multiple fronts with little change elsewhere. Reports also note Italian Turkish tensions and a British steamer sunk by a mine.
A garbled report from July references Austrian ultimatum and rising tensions as the French press debates war and diplomacy. Mentions Matin and evolving public mood, noting calls for caution against escalation and interests in avoiding a broader conflict.
A distorted OCR passage hints at a scene of doubt over a hero's fate and a vow to oppose a villain. It references a character named Helion or Heroine and a confrontation with an enemy with vows of vengeance. The readable text remains cryptic and incomplete.
Washington July 2 President Wilson named Thomas S. Allen of Lincoln United States attorney for Nebraska Thomas Z. Wiggins of Omaha to be collector of internal revenue George L. Loomis of Fremont to be surveyor and Charles W. McCune of Omaha to be collector of customs for the district Allen Loomis and McCune are linked to Bryan Hitchcock support, with Flynn mentioned as Hitchcock backer. The two factions had previously clashed over Nebraska appointments.
Paria reports on July 21 1941 French expeditionary forces assault trenches near Kereves Doro in the Gallipoli peninsula. The assault seizes the quadrilateral above the ravine, with seven lines taken and a Turkish company surrendering in the first trench. General Nourai wounded. Allied air and naval actions noted. late reports describe limited Turkish counterattacks and ongoing operations along the Dardanelles.
Official reports indicate Panama Canal receipts for May totaled 845,480 with 478 percent profit on expenditure but no allowance for invested capital. Net balance remains uncertain as receipts have not yet equaled expenses from the canal trade.
A report states German invaders tore down the brass Waterloo Lion monument, a symbol of Belgian independence, to yield bullets. The damaged statue stood guard over Brussels region heritage.
Washington reports say Ambassador Sullivan tendered his resignation after a State Department inquiry led by Senator Phelan found charges against him. The investigation, with testimony in both the Dominican Republic and the United States, centered on his fitness and associations. Sullivan’s term had drawn criticism, though some witnesses defended his character.
A partially readable report notes a Washington inquiry stating there is no danger of German nationals facing punishment or removal while in the United States. The piece mentions war materials and grain rates affecting Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin, with the Interstate Commerce Commission decision linked to Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
Bayonne New Jersey faced rioting and civil disturbance as crowds clashed near the Brandard and Tidewater oil works after an outbreak and strike-related tensions. Police and deputies patrolled the streets while officials urged restraint and prepared for possible pay protests and funerals. casualties included three killed and fourteen wounded. Authorities sought calm and avoided state troops, with funeral services postponed and talks continuing between workers and management.
A partial OCR reads a sports item about a team named Wieserines Dy Vi and a quirk about a late hit. The readable fragments suggest a game sequence with a delayed order and a single player named Herlininne who only scores when a pack chunk hits the tee.
General Salazar, factional leader, is in custody at the Santa Fe penitentiary as U.S. Marshal Mydapelh and a special deputy oversee the case. An appeal for reeage on nond likely, with charges of perjury and possible treason mentioned.
Barney McBride headlined the police court show as a 17 year old pled guilty after a chaotic testimony. The judge suspended his sentence and others, including Coney and Reedy, received varying penalties or warnings while the court heard from Sam Jolson and Gus Sweeny amid laughter and disorder.
A town celebration is planned for tomorrow at Liberty Park with attractions, entertainment, and food. Park features include trees, children's play area, and stage events as two rival teams compete in a friendly display, with refreshments served.
Report describes two boys, Byron and Alberry, involved in a collision labeled as a banal incident amid scattered fragments. Readable lines mention injuries avoided and cryptic references to names and places, suggesting a local scene with minor harm and uncertain details.
Otis Poart will perform at a farewell concert in Albany this Sunday. The program includes UAH Wonder Where She is and The Crow of the Tireless Barn. Audience is invited to attend the event featuring local organ music and vocal performances.
Berlin reports via London 12 15 that Russian forces along the southeastern front near Tarnow and Lublin resist Austro German advances with bayonet charges and entrenched defense. Dispatches describe scarce ammunition, stubborn endurance, and costly rear-guard actions while noting German and Austrian pressure along the rail corridors to Chelm and Frangored.
Fragmented obituary items report the death of William M. Mvins with unclear details and multiple garbled phrases. Henry Stephen Hawley, 84, Chicago contractor and pioneer in railways, died yesterday near Sundertown Ro1, with remains to be moved to Chicago for burial.
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