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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1916

Page

9

Cleveland Bridge Disaster Triggers Fatal Streetcar Crash

Two street cars collided on West Third street bridge in Cleveland causing the structure to collapse into the Baltimore and Ohio railroad below. Two people were killed and more than thirty injured as cars and a delivery wagon plunged into the wreck. Rescue crews evacuated survivors while officials promised a full inquiry.

Detroit Harry le Davis Thomas Farrell Disa Jotorman H. Z. Daniel Daniel Sim Dante Cleveland Ohio West Third Street Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Clara Dilale Otto Borchert Berantan Edna Waddington Erie Railroad Wundred

Mackensen Fears A Rear Attack In Dobrudja

London reports say Bulgars hold fast in Filisiria and Tuts inkal and have been ordered to evacuate Dahrudja after Romania entered the war. Reports from Paris interpret the move as a shift against growing Romanian pressure. Danube passage by Romanian troops between Rustchuk and Tartukal noted as a potential threat to Bulgar lines.

London Filisiria Tutsinkal Rumania Marshal von Mackensen Ini Dahrudja Paris Dobrudja Danube Rustchuk Tartukal

Bulgarians Pushed Back Across Front in Balkans War

Descriptions from Paria via London and Athens report Austro German and Italian forces clashing along the Serbian and Greek fronts. Entente troops claim advances northeast of Florina and in Albania, while Bulgaria withdraws from several positions after heavy fighting. Greek cabinet turmoil and Venizelos exodus are noted alongside ongoing debates over Greece’s war stance with the Entente.

Paria Bucharest Saya Constanta Tanube Bulgaria Zofia Dlyer Bertin Deloiges Raln France Paris Trancourt London Faucourt l'Abbaye Tunssia Lutek Gallela Ziota Lipa Kaimakeatan Mogientea “Salley Ant Ententa Devlin Austtro-Germany Struma Lake Tahinos Parks Ray Ttulgartann Starkor Grob Brod Florina Greece Albania Athens Argyro Castro Corso Constantine Athena India Veviselos Royallst M. Venizelos Crete OCL Veniszelos Mytelene Cotndouttoth Saloniki

Trainmen Pleased By Eight Hour Law

Ralt Lake Oct. 4 Hovert McIntyre of Cleveland Ohio president of the grand lodge of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will attend a joint meeting of lodges No. 388 and No. 859 at Esrles hall tonight to help adjudicate differences between members and incal railroads. The matters are not ready for discussion and invitations will remain until later.

Wromlng Movs Jane Idaho Dtr McIntyre Brotherhood Istrothfca Rengresa Republican Party Wilson Centire Ite Ralt Lake Hovert McIntyre Cleveland Ohio Brotherhood of Railway Esrles' Hall

Notice of Special Meeting for Stockholders

Notice is given for a special meeting of stockholders of the New York and Western Mining Emelting and Development Company on October 23, 1916, at 4:00 pm in Room 201 Col Hudson Building Utah. The meeting will consider amending Article Six to set capital stock at 30,000 shares of 5 cents par value and specify 1,900,000 shares total.

New York & Great Western Mining, Emelting & Development Co New York & Great Western Mining, Emelting & Development Company New York & Great Western Mining Kmelting & Development Company Col Hudson Building Judgen Avenue Twenty-fourth Street Orden County of Weber State of Utah

Roosevelt and Taft Meet at Hughes reception in New York

In New York on October 3 Charles E Hughes Theodore Roosevelt and William H Taft shared a platform at the Asian League Club reception for Hughes They met briefly on stage and later in an elevator but did not confer again The trio sounded strong critiques of the current administration with Roosevelt denouncing foreign policy and Taft supporting Hughes on the election as pivotal in war and peace contexts

New York Charles E. Hughes Theodore Roosevelt Wiliam T. Taft Mr. Hughes Asion League Club Colonel Roosevelt Mr. Taft Roosevelt Colorel Roosevelt Chauncey M. Depew George R. Sheldon Astall Hashes Taft Hughes United Sistes Wilson Tim T Heatta Mr. Tatt Hoosewelt

Three Wives Seek Divorce Over Cruelty in Court

Three wives filed for divorce yesterday in the Third District Court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment by their husbands. One plaintiff, Herha Le Kiefer, charges Joseph Kiefer struck and choked her and threw her against a wall in their home, with repeated cruel acts over three years.

Herha le Kiefer Joseph Kiefer Bho

Trad the Classified Ads dread the Classified Adm

A damaged classifieds item offers fragmented text about a routine ad section. The readable portions suggest a notice or ad listing but lack concrete details, dates, or names to identify a specific transaction or subject. The snippet implies standard classified content without clear outcome.

Guns Turned On Russian Troops In Volhynia Front Offense

London reports a major new Austro German offensive on the Volhynia front east of Lemberg. Russian guard corps bore the brunt as seventeen charges failed and trenches were recaptured by counterattacks. Berlin cites heavy Russian losses with 2500 prisoners taken north of Mra verka.

London Jemberg Rey Front Volhynia Sulerk von Liningen Schmidt von Kiuheldorf von der Starwitz von Forstraneki Petro Brad Jetlin Kan Bomme Lmen Teuton Zaturey Derilo l Bo Great Berlin Lemberé Herlin Mraverka

Horses to be issued for Utah troops after border return

Salt Lake telegraph report says the First Squadron of Utah Cavalry returning from the Mexican border will bring about 22 saddle animals per troop plus 30 saddle horses per troop at arrival. War Department permits 22 horses per troop and four for squadron HQ, with stabling to be arranged locally. A parade is proposed in Utah towns upon arrival.

Salt Lake Utah Plate Jacksonville W. Williams Wedgwood War Department Organizationa Washington, D.C National Guard United States Bate Talon

Utah Cavalry May Return After Practice March

A 1916 report notes the Utah cavalry may be kept for a practice march before a potential return. Funds from federal allotment unclear. 32 horses per troop could total 288 animals for state use with annual maintenance around 60000 dollars. General Wedgwood inquiries If funds suffice determine return timing. two squadrons authorized to conduct a reasonable march at Nogales before returning to Utah.

Miver Chet Militia Bureau Wedgwood Thief of Militia Bureau Washington Gene Bral Wedgwood Worlalan Nogales Utah Cavalry

Margaret W Young Dies at 78 in Salt Lake City

Margaret Whitehead Young, 78, longtime Salt Lake City resident and widow of Joseph Young, died at her Cavey apartments home after a long illness. Born in England, she immigrated to Mah at 15, had nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral plans await word from Major Richard W. Young as arrangements are finalized.

Margaret W. Young Batt Lake W. Young Utah Cavey Apartments Young Margaret Whitehead Mae Ure England Mah Wee Salt Lake Joseph 4. Young Brigham Young Ellie Richard W. Young Sator Young MW Health Mra’ Yoong Mormon Church

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