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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1915
Page
5
Dispatches report the Italian consul at Constantinople killed. London and Rome relay broad war news including Italian court in Florence, censorship tightening in Rome, and demonstrations supporting the war across major Italian cities. Mentions of Vienna, Venice, Milan, and Florence, with royal and diplomatic movements and casualties.
Italian ambassador formally informs the state department of a state of war between Italy and Austria. President Wilson may issue another neutrality proclamation. Italian ambassador and consular staff prepare for possible shifts in trade policy as experts depart. In New York a rain-soaked crowd gathers at the Italian consulate seeking call-up details. Extra police maintain order as crowds remain staunchly patriotic amid war talk. Estimates place about 126,000 men of military age in New York City.
The Vienna official bulletin declares Italy did not adhere to the Triple Alliance principles. It states Austria and Germany blocked Italy’s just demands while Serbia was attacked, arguing Italy acted to protect its interests. It accuses Austria of sole blame for the new war, with Germany not entirely blameless, and notes disputes over the Treaty status quo and Balkan issues.
Paris dispatch reports Baron Burian, Austrian foreign minister, has resigned amid criticism of Austria Hungary Italy negotiations and the looming war. The potential move follows earlier German and Austrian officials voicing exileist positions on Italy. Unconfirmed notes from Geneva and London cite Empr Prancis Joseph as not accepting Burian’s offer.
Fragmented wartime dispatches describe gas attacks near London and western fronts on May 2. The report cites captured units, bombardments, and withdrawals as Allied forces contend with the German gas warfare amid ongoing operations in May.
Liyah Hoy receives a naval academy honor as a home player on the basketball and baseball teams, with recognition for personal effort and advancement of a noted program. The award includes the Thompayn cup and is tied to the Centaras of Jape Werk, honoring athletic achievement.
Washington May 24. After two talks with Secretary Bryan Italian ambassador Count Mucchy di Collere said there would be no difficulties between the United States and Italy on contraband. Amber Dumba and Count Gellera appeared at the State Department amid a flurry of diplomatic activity as Italy’s declaration of war stirred Europe.
New York report shows Samuel Gompers urging organized labor to oppose a proposed merger of the state workmen's commission into the state labor department. He argues the move would be a direct blow to labor, claiming the reformers seek to undermine collective power and wage a broader attack on workers.
Toston Ma May 24 news reports a sharp rise in speiter prices as premium grade prime speiter sells for 20 cents per pound and higher grades reach 28 cents, with intermediaries at 23 cents. Market sources anticipate continued premium values as production remains limited and demand grows.
A French officer recounted brutal encounters at Arras amid heavy bombardment and continuous shelling. Ambulance trains sped wounded as French regiments held firm, waging desperate close combat against German assaults. He noted brave officers shouting encouragement while behind them the firing raged endlessly.
Rome reports calm and pride as Italy proclaims war on Austria. Bravella recalls Tirana and Lissa episodes while sailors vow to win or die. Paris and Petrograd celebrate with flags and parades as universities close in solidarity with Italy and allies.
A fragmented notice reports a Baptist group or church clearing debts and settling financial obligations, with readable fragments referencing individuals and places, though many details are obscured in the OCR. The readable item notes debt forgiveness actions and community religious involvement.
Washington reports ongoing protests and tense negotiations as American meat shipments faced British seizure and political pressure. Officials from the American government, including Mr. Furtan, arrived from Kaenpe to discuss relief and a possible settlement while trade officials hold talks with British authorities.
Night in New York, Arthur Meeker of Armann & Co and Gustavus Swift of Swift & Co met U.S. officials to discuss the stalled tensions over neutral shipments. Reports claimed Chicago packers threatened cuts to England to force relief, a claim denied by Meeker who said progress is slow but no such plan was discussed. Urion will confer with British authorities and return to London Saturday.
Turmoil in the region triggers relief efforts for Armenians as aid reaches camps and transport lines resume. Officials report volunteers mobilized to deliver food, medical supplies, and essential goods to affected communities and displaced individuals across the area.
Fragmented OCR notes record real estate transfers with names such as Mer Sitti Maths eigen and Aden eueves, mentioning consideration amounts and parties like Westcott and Joseph The Eeseman Wert. The text is garbled, but indicates transfers, dates, and monetary figures in a property listing style.
James Jensen of Garland died this morning at Whitlock hospital Tremonton after two days of severe illness. Lifelong Box Elder County resident, he worked in lumber and furniture with brothers Peter Hyrum and Joseph and sisters Mrs M A Jensen Brigham City and Mrs Alvin Keller Tremonton. Funeral arrangements not yet completed. Rena the Want Ad Page. Fread the Want Ad Page.
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