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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
8
The text outlines registration days October 19 and November 2 for city primaries and municipal election. It notes voters must have their name on the registration list and register in their district. Registration opening details are given, with officers and registration sites to be listed.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions October registration day, names Elizabeth Flesh Callie Cave, and two addresses 320 28th Bl and 2202 Adams Ave. Details are incomplete and unclear.
Readable fragments name Martha H Cooley and Sarah H Ballantyne with street addresses Monroe 2467 and Wash 337 and other individuals Joseph Wallace Florence Plerson Luns Bowman in terse listing. Authorities or dates not shown.
Notice records the dissolution of the partnership W T Wolf & Co dated September 27 1935. W T Wolf continues the second hand furniture business at 2201 Washington Avenue Ogden and assumes all debts and liabilities. Lizzie Cargill takes over the rooming house at 22524 Washington Avenue Ogden Utah and assumes its assets and liabilities. September 23 1916. Mrs Lizzie Cargill.
Berlin reports drift in German policy toward neutral Dutch territory and Belgium. Dr Alfred Zimmerman says Germany will respect Holland’s neutrality and independence and seeks peace with no further war, while Belgium’s future remains undetermined and open to a solution preventing use against England.
Nineteen dead and 200 injured in New Orleans area. Mississippi coast and Frenier report additional fatalities and heavy property losses estimated in the millions. Refugees stream from gulf towns as damage to railroads telegraph and telephone lines disrupts communications. Tug Corsair sinks with crew drowning. several small craft and a U S vessel damaged or lost. city work crews clear debris and resume rail and street traffic as floodwaters recede.
Paris reports thrill in the capital as French troops recount the first wave at HM No. 119. Soldiers describe brutal German shellfire, close-quarters fighting, and a wounded arm, with one man noting the sea of uniformed attackers and another shouting of courage despite gravity of losses. A resident notes anticipation of a great offensive and reports ongoing artillery devastation. An Aero Club of America pledge of 2600 funds training for National Guard aviators is announced, plus five aircraft offered for officer training across California, Arizona, and Texas.
Amsterdam reports via London that Cologne Gazette correspondent Champagne says the enemy’s surprise thrust is checked and will fail. Forces allegedly prepared for months have brought the attack to a standstill along the line, with calm, confident maneuvers and excellent morale noted.
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