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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
6
A bold invitation invites men to try Fall styles by the famous Society Brand designer. The creator builds a hand tailored line through his organization, promising a premium look at a budget price.
Paris dispatch outlines the brutal battle in the Champagne region. French detachments push into trenches and underground forts while German defenses attempt to hold the line. Observers note the carnage and the rapid Red Cross response transforming battlefield care, with renewed Allied momentum near Massiges and avenues to key rail links.
Toe Angeles California September 30 Miss Olly Davenport sister of Homer Davenport and her fiancé Frank Travers twenty of Nelal Panama Pacific Steam Pulp Company were struck by an unidentified motorist while strolling near a downtown corner. The driver fled the scene. Both suffered multiple fractures. Davenport died shortly after at a nearby hospital. Travers remained in serious condition.
In a tense session the Greek chamber ratified mobilization of the army and approved a 20,100,000 loan as Greece aligns with allies against Bulgaria. Premier Venizelos said mobilization is essential amid Turkish and Balkan tensions and seeks an understanding for simultaneous demobilization. The chamber scene showed strong public support and opposition within the hall.
East Lake October 1 Conductor Wayne and brakemen W T Bennett and Edward Coola were deemed responsible by Denver & Rio Grande investigators led by Superintendent Luke for a wreck involving a freight train and a connecting passenger train. They allegedly violated orders at Mesa by attempting to clear a string of cars on the main track and failing to flag the danger. The trio was dismissed following the inquiry.
In a St Louis address Senator Wollem Brous, chair of the Senate foreign relations committee, denounces a proposed loan to Great Britain and France. He warns it would provoke partisanship and moral danger, cites a syndicate plan to profit from foreign securities, and urges United States neutrality and unity. He identifies Morgan as the federal agent in this matter and warns against aligning with any warring power. Meanwhile, French forces report German reinforcements and renewed offensives near Champaran, with heavy casualties and ongoing battles across the Western Front.
Salt Lake City October 1. For the seventh year Boxelder county was awarded first prize for the most art display by a county booth in the horticultural guild. Salt Lake County won second prize and Davis county third in the first class. Cache county was not graded due to late start but showed an excellent display. judges recommended a special award. Davis county commissioners contest third place and have appealed to state fair directors.
A large banquet at Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City honored novelist Harold Bell Wright with a grand reception by the Monnerula club and guests. Rockefeller and Unionism themes surfaced as Wright spoke on “The Moyan Family of Tomorrow,” urging progress despite war and urging civic idealism.
An advice column outlines a self diagnosis of overweight and nervous strain. It promotes a tonic treatment with three grain cadomena tablets aimed at boosting weight, strength, and nerve health, claiming many people gain weight and improve vitality. It warns against excesses and suggests a particular hair and scalp regimen for healthy growth.
The Salt Lake City discussion framed Secretary Garrison's visit as highly significant for strategic Pacific operations, noting Salt Lake as a mobilization hub and key supply base. The context emphasized congressional approval and the broader defense posture during the moment.
Cairo dispatch details wholesale massacres of Armenians with ties to Turkish war minister Talaat Pasha. Refugees describe deportations in force, with four thousand Armenians seeking hills and suffering for seven weeks. Reports note resistance efforts and widespread fear across several districts.
In a probate filing Weyant’s wife seeks an order granting her the estate. The plaintiff alleges she believed the man Fuller existed and that she and her children were entitled to the estate. The listed children include King, Harvey, Royal, George Gry er and Lottie. Motorman Found Dead In Utah. Mike Balt Lake reports James Cave maugh, 26, a motorman in the undergroand worklogs at the Wlab Copper mine, was found in a tunnel near the track. He likely died of electrocution or heart failure. His mother, living in England, was notified by cable. first cousins Mia Arthur Braith and Mrs. Alexander Andertos were also notified.
Staure Omics of ine company and Adavance reps from Colorado camps plan a meeting with 60 to 80 attendees. Rockefeller says he will not disclose trial details in advance and recalls his 1913 stance that workers should freely choose union membership without coercion, opposing forced unionization through contracts.
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