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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1916

Page

7

Serbian Troops Capture Velyesto as Bulgarians Routed

On the Macedonian front the Serbians seized the plateau and village Velyestro near Brod, driving Bulgarians from the line with heavy losses including 100 prisoners and three guns. Gallant Serbian action followed by reports of broader Balkan, Greek, and Romanian front developments amid notices from Berlin and Paris.

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War Desolation Seen in France Described by Canadian Officer

Ottawa reports an official communique from Canadian reports as relayed by Sir Sam Hughes. It depicts scenes of destruction on French battlefields with the Allies’ artillery claim of five shells to one. The piece contrasts peaceful rear areas with ravaged fields, torn tents, and ruined homes as war’s brutal impact spreads across rural France.

Tone Walla Ara Albert LA Roseselle la Boissette Critars Desolation Ovillers Taozitres Folleres la Boisselie Podleres Alto Ottawa Ontario Batefields France Sam Hughes Rommunique Rcenes Besuly Hausen

Germans Defeat Russian Forces Reported From Greece

A Reuters dispatch from Athens dated October 20 reports turbulent conditions as Greek reservists act independently despite Entente marines present. German troops claim to have captured key Russian positions along the Narayuke river in Gallet area, with authorities noting intensified clashes and limited resistance.

Berlin Say Rendhr Enncourt Wablaye la Torque Britiah Courcelette le Sars Matement Sdds Somme Te Hlon Somme Faucourt Wabtaye le Tarave Enellah London Athens Reuters Iam Wheelers Narayuke Gallet

War report from various fronts and Greek upheaval

German forces report heavy losses for Hussain counterattacks near Svialusky and Stokhod while holding gains north of the area. In Galicia and the Carpathians, attacks are repulsed with German officers and machine guns in enemy hands. Athens notes a rising anti government movement and censorship, with officers and men defecting toward Saloniki. A Russian budget forecast shows 4.678 billion rubles revenue and 23.7 billion rubles expenditure, funded by credits, with liquor revenues sharply down from 709 million to 60 million rubles.

Saya Oman Russia Galicia Svialusky Stokhod Iiver Bristetniki Narayarka Olfleere Carpathian Forest Rumlal ant-Vepleo Cenzereblp Athens Athens Partizan National Movement Saloniki Jonfor Greek Epirus Reuter Petrngrad Duma Council of the Empire

Tragic Train Death Near Riverdale Crossing

Ton C. Hassett of Salt Lake City, brother in law of Orpheum manager Joseph Goss, was killed instantly when struck by Union Pacific passenger train No. 22 near Riverdale crossing while driving with four companions toward Ogden. The group’s car halted on the tracks after approaching a crossing guard. a westbound freight stopped with warning, but Hassett could not escape. The other four occupants were uninjured but dazed, and Hassett’s body was found about 60 feet from the car near the Riverdale canning factory.

Ton C. Taxsett Salt Lake City Joseph Goss Orpheum Theatre Riverdale Crossing Union Pacific Salt Lake Ofden Staesett Bis Automobile A. Floch George Berman L. H W. Hadley B. Perrington Hassett Headlield Wuluraublie Mirantine Frank Gunnell Finch Seaman Hadley Perrington Gaden Iaguar Union W. C. Shelver Englov Bassett Iilverdale Canning Factory Kirkendall Ogden Withim Dick Stohins Cief Robert Sharp T. O

President Wilson visits Pittsburg as knife attack occurs

President Wilson and former secretary of state William J. Bryan stop in Pittsburg en route to Long Branch. A man, Richard Cutton, 22, jumped onto the president’s automobile, wielding a knife and holding tools. security detained him. Cutton claims discontent with Wilson’s wartime conduct in Europe. Police hold him for observation.

Pittaburs Wilson Wiliam J. Tryan Pittsburg Chicago Long Branch N. J Tryon Yeaa Brr Bryan Wison Ryan Tumuulty Secret Service With & Day of Lools Focal Richard Cutton Alan

Driving Force and Offers Across a Prosperous World

A garbled excerpt proposes employing 30 000 people at low wages and 10 006 others with standard readings as the world’s most prosperous. It suggests making attractive offers to attract more workers, claiming 39 600 people could build the scheme for 25 cents a day.

Obituary for Salt Lake City Man C Bassett

C D Wigetns and J F Spracher brakemen. Dog C Bassett aged 40 native of Salt Lake a salesman with Art Novelty Co lived with wife and three sons at 467 East Fourth South Street Salt Lake. He left Salt Lake yesterday morning for Ogden with business friends. Survived by widow Charlotte Goss (before marriage Liswits) Freeman Bassett Allan Bassett Mrs Core Resser Fred Bassett Lois Bassett and others. son of the late C Jr Bassett. mother living in Salt Lake City.

C. DB. Wigetns J. FP. Spracher Dog C. Bassett Salt Lake Art Novelty Company Aons Doc C., Jr Ralph Dexter Frances East Fourth South Street Sal Lake Dassett Bis Car Ogden Liswits Charlotte Goss Bansett Freeman Dasaelt Allan Bassett Core Resser Garfield, & Plater Fred C. Bassett Lall Lois Bassett Sleter C. Jr. Bassett Utah

von Kluck Quits Army After Service Forty Years

Berlin reports field marshal von Kluck, who led the German right wing in the 1914 Paris advance, has retired at his own request at age seventy. He has not returned to the front since a shrapnel wound in March 1915 while inspecting positions, with the army halted thirty miles from Paris at the Marne.

Berlin Saywlle Mackaca Transylvania von Macken 2Ja Hevsler London Marscal Alexander H. 1 En Kluck Parle Paris Hia German Armas The Marne

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