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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1915
Page
4
Victorian style notes describe navy blue and gray combos with black and white checks for dresses, plus cretonne and chintz fabrics, with military braid trim and pleated skirts. Home hints advise cleaning brass, removing rust from irons, and lemon remedies for sickness and colds, ending with a tale of a rare orchid growing in a skull from a Philippine chief.
In Tooele County jail, Tootle Sept and Frank Green, aged 1 year, were arraigned on charges of assault and disturbance after a gun threat. McLaws, about 21, pleaded guilty to jailbreaking with $15 bail. Deputies chased suspects who emerged from hills, returning to jail after Takingleap.
The Munich Nete cate Nachrichten reports 117 transports with air and warships aboard carrying soldiers and minitiaos have sailed for an unknown destination, believed to be the Dardanelles. The Ioke d Aosta commander witnessed the departure. Albert Thomas French minister of munitions said further progress will bring relief from anxiety and victory is an absolute certainty.
Emperor Nicholas transfers command to Grand Duke Nicholas at the Caucasus front and appoints him viceroy of the Caucasus and commander in chief of the immediate Cadcaelan army, citing war bravery and the need to unify southern front leadership amid a broader war reorganization. The move mirrors major imperial shifts in military leadership as Russia concentrates forces for renewed operations.
Readable parts show students registering for the new year at Halt school. From 2 pm to 3 pm, 18 978 entered names. total expected enrollment nears 23 900. Indicates growing attendance as term opens.
Alvin White son of Representative Thomas White of Thayne Idaho drowned while swimming in the Snake River near Montpelier. He and his brother Myrop were swept by a large eddy. Alvin sank about halfway back and was recovered about two hours later.
Salt Lake council No. 4 Knights of Columbus elected Goggin unanimously to reelected grand knight at Hotel Utah. Officers chosen include Matrixon as deputy grand knight and McKay as warden. Bishop Glass and Monsignor McCarthy with Dr Cotter attended, pledging further ties with California members.
Reported large scale experiments cross breeding zebu cattle with native and hybrid stock, aimed at creating hardy animals. Breeders in warmer regions including Texas cite zebu’s relative resistance to disease, with experts noting domestication long before the Christian era.
The article notes Ceylon's population at 4,110,000 and area of 25,000 square miles with exports including tin coffee rubber cocoa ebony and coconut products. It describes a night railway lighting car with a movable end arm and searchlights to illuminate track ahead and a cooling sleeper plant for daytime work.
Layton, 21, son of a prominent Layton family, was arrested on Ninth East Street by U S Secret Service agent T J Callaghan and ex City Detective Lerbert Letchter on counterfeiting charges. He confessed to plans to begin operations under the alias Murion.
A reported fraud plan involved altering small denomination notes with white ink to obscure raised figures and pass counterfeit money in town. Authorities found inks dies and drawing equipment in the suspect’s room as part of the investigation. Separately, reports describe Bulgarians fortifying a harbor with mines and long range guns at Galata, and renewed sea attacks near the entrance.
A Borderland dispatch reports Bulgaria, through Premier Radoslavoff, rejecting Serb territorial concessions. He states Bulgaria will pursue direct talks with the quadruple entente, signaling a shift in diplomacy amid ongoing disputes.
An advertisement from December 1944 reports Dr John North of Toledo crediting lime in Eckmans Alterative as beneficial for incipient tuberculosis. It claims calcium deficiency and poor diets necessitate lime medication, paired with fresh air and hygiene, as a suggested treatment course.
Washington predicts extended Senate session next month to tackle pending Colombia and Nicaragua treaties and a currency change. Florida senator predicts aims to satisfy treaties on Colombia and Nicaragua and amend the rate to fund canal participation and debt relief. The Colombia pact proposes $2,000,000 for loss of canal rights and a payment to back country participation in Panama. The Nicaragua treaty would allocate $2,000,000 to ease foreign debt and grant a free base in Fonseca Bay.
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