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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
7
Paris reports intensified Verdun fighting with heavy German assaults west of the Thiaumont farm and continued bombardment along the Meuse. Allied and French defenses repulse several German advances while overall battle remains at high intensity with extensive artillery operations and shelling.
In Waukaran Illinois on June 13 Josephine Davis testified that Marion Lambert was threatened with death by her own actions if Orpet’s transfer of affection proved true. Davis, a chum of the deceased, disputed prior notes of mood shifts and claimed Dorothy Mason had told Marion of Orpet’s engagement to Celeste Yonker. The defense pressed Davis as the trial continued, with Davis admitting past false testimony to mislead coroner and jury.
A fragment from a Chicago era report discusses the GOP platform and Senator Lodge of Massachusetts. It notes his aging as a powerful Republican figure and references a complex political exchange involving Marion, Celeste Yonker, and an attorney. The article mentions letters from Orpet to Miss Lambert and testimony about these communications and friendships.
In St Louis Missouri suffragists outlined an organized campaign for universal woman suffrage. Miss Mabel Vernon secretary of the Women’s Party led a pamphlet blitz at the reading hotel and delegates were urged to read materials noting potential southern impact. Street corner speeches and rehearsals for a parade followed as congressional union leaders prepared for actions in Indiana and to establish a branch led by Elsie Fill daughter of a Connecticut representative.
Madeid June 12 reports Alfonso is alerted as a candidate for a Nobel Peace Prize related to his Paras movement. The notice emphasizes recognition by local authorities and notes anticipation of international response.
Isf od Isf od Hiscala Neb June reveals Western League umpire Fontus resigns effective tomorrow. He will officiate the test game, bringing 5 Toprke to the field.
President Wilson at West Point urges readiness and anti militarism in a broad speech to graduates. He frames America first, warns against bluster, and calls officers to embody citizen values while preparing for global duties amid Europe’s conflict. General George W. Goethals attends.
Washington reports fifteen hundred mobilizing for Mexican service as anti American demonstrations and border raids continue. Ten companies of coast artillery drawn from Maine to Sandy Hook plus a battalion of engineers from Washington Barracks ordered to reinforce Pershing near the Texas border.
St. Louis June 13 William J Henry a Ni traake reporter arrived to cover the Democratic national convention. He said his role would be marked by candor and that Bryan, a former secretary of state and architect of Democratic platforms, sought to bridge factions with a pact between Democrats and Progressive voters. Bryan suggested crafting platform planks appealing to Progressives while denying plans to address the convention. He held an impromptu reception in the hotel lobby and stated he would not take an official role on the convention floor.
Field Headquarters, General Pershing reports a night ride into a canyon twenty miles north of Santa Clara. Captain Otto W. Rehgrae led twenty-five Villa bandits to rout in three minutes, with three killed, several wounded, and all horses and rifles captured. Pursuit lasted four hours into rugged mountains. many Mexicans shot, bodies not recovered. The band is said to be the last remnant of Candelaria Cersanirs’ forces.
New York June 13 The cooler slice of railroad managers and unions representing about 25000 employees faced a near deadlock over a demand described as tentacled by the men. A union leader warned the stalemate could threaten contracts while a railroad official insisted rules must apply. The dialogue reflected rising tensions as talks stretched into uncertain hours.
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