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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1916
Page
2
MUZZLING DOGS IN THE CITY AND COUNTY
Reports of rabies risk prompt the Weber County board of health to push a dog muzzle and control ordinance. Dr A A To blusom calls all county health officers to enforce measures to prevent an epidemic. Local authorities warn against lax enforcement and outline steps to curb biting dogs and protect residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos
Fare West
Bal Lave
Gallzo
North Oxden
Farr Weel
Tiseimners
A. A. Toblesom
County Board of Health
Eleastiitanis
Orden
Weber County
Cily
Fear of American trade dominance grips readers
The piece rails against American manufacturing power and global competition, arguing British motor makers and allied industries face grave risks from U.S. output. It cites Ford and American factory efficiency, warning that postwar policy must shield domestic industry from foreign rivals.
Possibilities Of Strong German Offensive
Fragmentary OCR text discusses potential German offensive strength and strategic outlook. It references a historical newspaper page with garbled phrases and mentions of English pole and standard or pledge language, lacking clear dates, places, or identifiable actors.
Hindenburg's possible offensive amid Eastern Front strain
An opulent analysis discusses German strategic options and risks in 1918 era, weighing Hindenburg's choice to shorten front lines north of the Pripet and link with Bulgaria and Turkey. It explores consequences for Austria, Romania, Hungary, and the broader Central Powers while noting the limits of Hindenburg's leadership and the weight of public belief in a miracle victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiedentorg
Trottiloff
Bulgaria
Turkey
Thalr
Hindenburg
Pripet
Rika
Gallels
Juss
Merman Ditaposal
Austia
Dolearia
Tiosajan
Trapeslvenia
Hungary
Germany
Nis
Transylvania
Unii
Windenburg
Ifa
Grand Alliance
Ste Nanders
Uf Ho Leeda
Hhan
Lenend
Armiea
German Opinion on War Responsibility Revealed in Neumann Series
Friedrich Neumann’s Die Welt essays argue German public opinion shifted to doubt the war’s defensive justification. He cites a military figure remarking many now see Germany and Austria as aggressors, though mobilization explains declarations. Neumann urges education propaganda to restore belief in Germany’s responsibility for the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Friedrich Neumann
Centre! Europe
Die Ile
Romante
Austria
Neumann
de Neumann
Trason
Big musical treat at the Alhambra tonight
A reader friendly notice describes a large musical event at the Alhambra tonight priced at Sc and 0c. The text mentions a troubled year and a distant war, reflecting on world judgment and the uneasy mood, but the core item remains the Alhambra performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Newspaper Man Drinks Poison in Los Angeles Office
Ian Angeles, Sept 70, Harry Howland, a 32 year old newspaper reporter employed in a Los Angeles office, died minutes after drinking a powerful poison at his desk amid grief over his wife’s death. He had claimed to be a lith of the Howland estate and had wandered from Kansas City to Denver and Topeka during career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Angeles
Cal
Harry Howland
Ihn Howland
Mire
Pretty Green
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Nowland
Merry
Denver
Topeke
Prospect of Settlement Slips as General Strike Looms
New York reports a possible settlement after talks among businessmen, the mayor, and the Public Service Commission. Yet union leaders warn the general strike could include about 700,000 workers across trades. Overnight violence continues with bottles and bricks hurled at elevated and subway cars, police report twenty arrests for train and car attacks as talks with Samuel Gompers proceed cautiously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Public Service Commission
Auivace Care
Palate
Cara
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Seth Low
Ateri
Gom- Dera
Upton
Gompers
Jompers
Traina
Grand Concert Band Orchestra at the Alhombra tonight
A local concert event features a grand concert band and orchestra performing at the Alhaimbra tonight. Sc hews include a 10 cent admission and program highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhaimbra
Hughes Speaks in Wisconsin Today on Campaign Train
The special train carrying Charles E. Hughes moved through Chicago en route from Springfield to Milwaukee after a speech in Springfield yesterday. He planned noon remarks at Green Bay with brief rear platform addresses in Sheboygan Manitowoc Appleton De Pere Fond du Lac and Milwaukee. Hughes would reach Milwaukee at noon and speak there before continuing tomorrow morning through Indiana to Richmond Va for another speech.
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Chizard
Charles E. Stughes
Sampargn
Middle West
Chicago
Springfield
Milwaukee
Green Day
Sheboygan
Manitawoc
Appleton
Dehhosh
Scandinians Seek Neutrality Across Nations
In Hendan on September 22 a dinner for Swedish and Danish ministers heard Norway declare Scandian nations wish to remain neutral. The Norwegian capital hosted conferences with the Scandian minister of state and king's aide, as exchanges circulated about the neutral stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendan
USA
am-Ning
Lkakon
Norway
Ig Christiana
Aphe
Hughes Amazes Senator Stone in Rail Labor Clash
A republication from Chicago reports Senator Stone’s reaction to President Hughes and the Morgan camp over railroad labor law debates. The piece defends presidential action amid a looming railway strike, cites economic impacts, and attacks Hughes allyship with Morgan, Perkins, and Roosevelt.
Bulgars Driven Out of Florina and Peaks Captured
Paris reports near the Macedonian front that the last Bulgarians were cleared from Florina. Serbians seized Heleht peak, 2 625, after fierce close combat. On the left wing Austrians resist north of Sisadert as Serbians advance toward higher ground and take fifty prisoners. The news notes continuous artillery exchanges from Struma to Vardar regions and a German counterattack halted near Naresne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Florina
War Office
Farres
Kaimakeatan Range
Helehte
Sisadert
Struma
Vardar
Kalenkentan
Sirota
Naresne
Stenderl
Billie Burke Added to Chaplin and Pauline Fredericks
Billie Burke was added to the cast with Chaplin and Pauline Fredericks for performances on Friday and Saturday in Alhambra, marking a notable update to the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Burke
Chaplin
Pauline Fredericks
Alhambra
Bandit James Repeats Oath to United States
Fort Worth Texas Sept 20 William M James son of the famed Joe and Frank James and a former Confederate lieutenant in Quantrell’s brigade took the oath of allegiance to the United States yesterday after being an outlaw for over five decades. A Paramount Program Miss Valentine Grant in The Daughter of Macgreggor and Burton Holmes at Alhambra tonight 5¢ and 10¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Wiliam M. James
Joe
Frank James
Hardit Lajera
Quantrell
Paramount
Valentine Grant
Macgreggor
Burton Holmes
Air raids and prisoner report near San Mareo monastery
The report describes Pulgarian troops defending several houses near the monastery of San Mareo with ten prisoners taken. An air squadron dropped projectiles on Monasde targets. Official wartime dispatch notes raids along the Macedonia fronts, including Struma area and damage to railway targets. References to Liberty and American Blood at the Oracle events are noted.
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San Mareo
Florina
Monasde
London
Macedonia
Struma
Domba Sere
Carranza Sets New Dates for Mexican Delegates Election
Mexico City decree by General Carranza moves the election of delegates to October 15 through October 22. Assembly at Querétaro on November 20 with first formal session December 1. Law changes include proportional representation for deputies and a fixed seat for every 79,090 people from the 1910 census. Ballot will be public.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Queretaro
Funeral for Major Mills Tomorrow in Washington
Funeral for Major Mills, late head of the War Department affairs, is scheduled in Washington. Pallbearers include prominent military and civil officials. Interment will be at West Point where the ceremony will be attended by the cadre and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fept
Mills
War Department
West Point
Daily Market Report Highlights Turbulent Trading Across Commodities
New York professional sector showed volatility with early losses in rare character stocks and heavy declines in shipping shares. Midland markets mixed with copper, Briggs Seabury, Tennessee Copper, and International Agricultural Chemical preferred among notable falls. Chicago hogs and cattle saw slow demand and price pressure, while sugar futures firmed on early strength in raw and refined grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlagile
Gulf and Weat Indies
Briggs Seabury
Tennessee Copper
International Agricultural Chemical
Chicago Grain Wheat Prices Jump In Turbulent Trade
Chicago grain markets showed strength with supportive foreign demand and Russian war news lifting bids for American wheat. December futures near 49 1/4 to 50 with gains in oats and corn mixed. late session saw a rally as wheat weakness shifted trading dynamics and export buying supported prices.
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Chicago
London
Mumantan
Walla
Murky May Finish Shows Mixed Result vs Yesterday
A fragment notes a May value of 16034 dollars and a murky 22.2 whole unit figure, comparing unfavorably with yesterday's finish. The text is incomplete, offering limited context and no clear entities beyond May and the numeric figures.
Utah Stocks on Weak Open in Local Mining Market
The September 20 1915 Utah Stocks report notes a softer morning at the local mining exchange with 38270 shares traded. Trom a Copper leads activity selling at 41.20 then rising to 41.50 as 2500 shares change hands, while Tintle Standard stays around 39 cents and Prince Con. brings 1422. Prices are mostly steady to higher with multiple securities and bank stocks quoted by J A Hogle & Co and a range of industrials, cement, and savings banks listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Trthy
Uils
Troma Copper
Frafure
Tintle Aisndard
Dean Utib
Abbion
Prince Con
J. A. Hogle & Co
Hick
Hudson, Saloz
Mornlog Sesslon
Albion
Bay State
Ste Taly Judge
Emua Copper
TSEAD
Aoller
Iron Blossom
Michigan-Ulab
Tlutea
Silver King
West Toledo
Walker Copper
Pen Soard
Allon
Alta Tunnel
Howell
Reeds Peak
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