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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1915

Page

5

Directors for the Plan Drives Colorado Steel Talks

In Center Colorado October 4 the directors of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company discussed the Rockefeller sponsored plan for cooperative mediation. A majority vote of approval was recorded among eleven directors present, with John D Rockefeller Jr prominent in planning and outreach. The meeting coincided with referenda votes in southern Colorado camps.

Colo Tre Trockefeller Comany Colorado Rothers John 2. Rockefeller Colorado Fuel and Imprompen Jobe D. Tockfeller Case Hertington WAL Wyoming Rockefeller Party Svoriv Wra Colorado Fuel and Iron Company George A. Carlon Yald Rockefeller Ibn J Carlson Dimains Fred Farrar Anid ‘Ao

Conference at Bay Lake Highlights Peace and Prayer

An Oct conference at Bay Lake featured remarks by church leaders including Gowans and Nibley. Speakers praised Woodrow Wilson and urged perseverance in faith prayer and peace. The meeting noted the churchs focus on home mission work as global events influenced local activities and prayers for harmony.

Twelve Apostles The Mormon Church Dey Church of Jesus Christ Satur Salnie Charles W. Nibley Kanizavec Nibley Obanela Eysien Ebnech Sitch Lyman Speaks Francis Quorum of Welt Panama Canal Europe Rome Europa

Navy 1s 0 Have Fast Cruisers Conference Report

Kington October 4 President Witwer Secretary Dimlety and Chairman Padgett of the house naval committee met at the White House to plan the naval program for the coming session. They discussed test battle cruisers for the Atlantic fleet and estimated costs, with Secretary Daniels cautious about final figures. Daniels cited a report from Navy Constructor McBride on British warships and powerfully armed submarines as essential to a balanced navy, while declining to specify submarine totals. Secretary Daniels expects estimates by October 15 and urged expanding midshipmen at the naval academy. Edison and Holston join plans for Washington talks on naval strategy.

Kington Witwer Dimlety Padgett House Naval Committee White Mouse Navy Danlele Congress Ar. Daniels Natal McBride England Bary Jessons Blew Lie Austria Navy Department Dapless Naval Academy Eae Milhday Kwan Corp

Teusons Take Back Trenches

London reports a tense Balkans crisis with German and Austrian forces massing near Serbia and Varna. British and Allied troops are noted in Greece and along the Serbian border as reports of naval and land movements flood cables. The scene remains uncertain with no clear decisions from leaders as powers edge toward broader conflict.

Balkans Crise Black Sea Varna Mindel Sabothla'Ureck Uoptler Dussarian Serbia Hasparia Constantinople Greecs Saloatki Athene Greece Tame Eben Creece Athens Givekastotster London Mobentollern Merlin Tapey Dela

Guardian seeks fees in Eccles estate case in Utah court

In Salt Lake City on October 5 guardian Thomas Sloan for Albert Feeles son of the late David C Eccles asked the court to approve attorney fees of about 450 000 for services rendered and future work during minority. Attorneys Albert Eccles and Margaret Geddes testified the amount reasonable. funds already include about 6 000 in trial costs and two 72 000 checks invested for the boy. The claim against the estate was settled for 150 000 by local court permission, leaving 100 050 to the guardian after 50 000 paid. The next step will be a petition for maintenance allowance during minority.

Ealt Lake Thomas Sloan Albert Feeles David C. Ectles Judes George C. Arauieng Wee Fetvict Court Pwaii Se G Wilison IE King Thomas Marlontsus Bla Eccles Albert Eccles Mra Margaret Geddes Ely Esamlord Sloan Faye Weg

Regimen Promises Relief From Chronic Fatigue Ills

A reader describes constant tiredness and weakness with bodies aches fever chills and swelling ankles. An apothecary recommends Three Grain Cadamens tablets to stimulate nerves and blood and restore vigor. another letter suggests kidney concerns and digestive issues. The exchange hints at fatigue remedies and tonic tonics promising renewed energy and vitality.

Asawrrol Atlee

Bulgars Plan Large Attack On Serbia Says Sofia Dispatch

A Sofia dispatch to Corriere della Sera reports a military convention binding Bulgaria and Germany to attack Serbia. Bulgarian forces would deploy air divisions in the Nish-Yirot area and send Macedonian troops to Vardar to disrupt Salonica rail links, delaying Allied aid to Belgrade. Bulgarian opposition leaders Ghenadieff Mallat and Crecheoff reportedly switch to pro war stance, while Bulgarian students march praising Germany and Austria in Solun.

Mitat Sla Paris Dulgaris Verma Mr AumHarome Tineato Sofia Cordere Della Sera Berble Air Divisiona Nish-Yirot Sftacedonian Vardar Salaniki Voulgariso MM Ghenadieff Mallat Creche Rone

Twenty miles of new Alaska railroad completed

Washington reports twenty miles of the new Alaskan railroad for government completion with progress toward the remaining section. Secretary Lapsloy notes steady pace while Secretary Tanaing says workers will build a school at Anchorage, which will be connected by telephone to Seward. The government opens a moving refuse show at Anchorage for the workers.

Washington Lapsloy Tanaing Anchorage Seward

JudgeTip in Utah undecided in appointive case

Washington Oct 4 Attorney General William C Fitts returned from Utah and said he would not discuss the federal saddle grahip adjustment now leaving the matter to the Attorney General to decide The department declined to discuss the case and no appointment is firmly planned It is believed no action will be taken yet on choosing a successor to A C Eliza with possible names including P K Nebeker Frank D Stephens or W W Ray by the department

Washington William C. Fitts Utah Fagatry Grtam A.C. Eliza Nets P. K. Nebeker Frank D- Stephens W. W. Ray

German ship is sent to bottom

A German steamer named Siionia of Shettin was torpedoed by a German submarine, ten crew landed and the remaining crew is en route to Scarpitz. A later dispatch says the Siionia ran ashore after being hit. Continuous fighting reported in Artois per French official communiques.

Tandon Fvionia Shettin Dalle Ty « Hirtilah Amsterbach Reuters Telegram Company Scarpitz Hreldont Exebatee Telegraph Company Rum Copenhagen Siionia

Artois trench to trench fighting and air combat report

The report describes continued day long battles in Artois with attacks at Girenchy crossing repulsed elsewhere. Artillery rain and air combat prevail from Somme to Champagne fronts while Allied defenses claim an enemy airplane downed and several patrol actions across the Argonne and Vosges regions.

Artois Gir Enchy Somme Lisong Chautoes Alene Strette Acdo Tanal Gapigoeul Champagne Argonne Forest Oakender Hatimans- Welterkapt

Riley Day in the Public Schools

Washington on October 4 Secretary Lane urged school superintendents to have students read James Whitcomb Riley's poems on October 7, the anniversary of Riley's birth. He noted Riley and William Dean Howells as last surviving figures of a generation that shaped American poetry and prose.

Washington Lane James Whites ‘Comb Riley Sir. Miley Mr. Riley Wiliam Dean Howells

Minneapolis Wet Vote Splits County Saloons Retained

In Minnesota county elections, Minneapolis area votes kept the county edition wet amid partial returns. Wet leaders claimed a county bylaw shift while reporting precincts showed a mix of wet and dry tallies across the 432 saloons, with early estimates indicating wet gains but no final concession.

London papers are most bitter

London editorials erupt with charged headlines like Nu lzarian Treason and Dulgarian Belts Herself. They declare Dolgaria ready to wage war with Russia and its Allies, predicting inevitable conflict if the great powers align for a broader war.

London Nulzarian Dulgarian London Morning Pa Dolgaria San Raat Teutool the Times Pan Rabiorial Teagat Eiber Ferdinand Husela Ber Bee Trussia Altea

Shadow of doubt in Balkan moves and Austrian restraint

Fragmented OCR text implies shifting powers over Balkans with mentions of Dulzartan Ey nand Ferdinand and Austria. References to Serbia railway access, Ottoman or Balkan uprisings, and tense alliances hint at a broader struggle. A murky political scene suggests strategic posturing ahead of potential conflict.

Ferdinand Acutria Altuaia

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