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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
1
Austrians defend from elevated positions and underground passages as AUOIMAI AN LALI AND HUH campaign toward Gorizia and Trieste continues. Italian forces concentrate in the Carnia zone for offensives against Austro-Hungarian defenses.
Russian troops withdraw toward home as German trenches hold west of La Bassee and a Zeppelin air raid strikes British towns. Reports from Udine and Paris sketch intense fighting in the Gorizia area with Austrian defenses advancing on the Soča front. Allied and Central powers exchange forces as air and artillery actions escalate across multiple theaters.
German airships and Allied planes exchanged heavy raids along the English coast and Europe. An Zeppelin visited the east coast and killed five, while counterattacks from Britain and Allied aircrews followed. Reports detail multiple clashes, raids on Ca lais, Ghent, Warneford, and other targets with casualties and damage cited.
New York reports ten subpoenaed witnesses to appear before a federal grand jury examining conspiracy to revolt linked to the Lusitania voyage. Names include Josephine Weir and others tied to the Liberty Bund. some details are uncertain due to garbled text.
Plans outline a conference to discuss forming a League of Nations at Philadelphia with sessions led by distinguished figures. Speakers include Hamilton Hol and Judge George Gray, with Mrs Mayor Blankenbure presiding. Attendees include Cardinal Chiays, Senator Sharp, Wyipiauis of Mississippi, and Nathan Straus.
In a fireside style address, Bryan warned that neutral nations face pressure as war drags on. He called for an international conference to restore peace and reform international law, criticizing entrenchment of neutral rights and the ocean highways’ misuse. He argued for patience and restraint and highlighted the dangers of domestic strain amid global conflict.
A newspaper column discusses the strain on neutral nations amid war. It argues neutrality imposes great expense, warns laws favor belligerents, and calls for an international conference to reassess rules. It notes U S positions and German opposition to wartime naval policy.
A reported attempt by Mrs. Sulalew to secure weapons from German officials in New York unfolds with mentions of Dr. Meyer and Ambassadorial circles. Accounts describe negotiations, alleged contracts for rifles, and warnings to avoid entanglement with allied authorities.
Petrograd reports describe German advances near the Narva region and in the Sarnath district with German reinforcements and heavy artillery. Allied counterattacks yield prisoners, but German forces continue to press along the front as combat widens.
Graduates were conferred numerous degrees during the university commencement in Philadelphia today. The ceremony honored most attendees with bachelor and advanced degrees, highlighting a large turnout and a formal address by university officials.
Diplomatic officials discuss alleged double role involving Meyer Gerhard and Meyer Moyendorhard linked to German embassy and British and French envoys. U.S. state department reviews if Meyer’s return could involve diplomatic immunity or a breach, with names of Bryan and Garrison cited in confidential chatter and questions about a possible purchase plot and covert contact.
The Chicago strike crisis nears end as Mayor Thompson is chosen as the third member of the arbitration board to resolve the street car men dispute. Leaders praised the selection, while unions prepare for hearings and a promise of a square deal. Arbitration sessions are expected to begin next week with proceedings to be heard without concessions.
A protest filed in Kraken, Maine targets a Chinese entity with a call for action. The document names several individuals and references a legal process and a deadline, urging response from authorities and stakeholders.
A 27 year old American woman is reported to have aphasia after an incident at a hospital. Authorities say she was in a refined state and a memory impairment followed the event. Details remain unclear and investigators are issuing warrants for further inquiry.
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