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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1915

Page

5

Indians butcher Mexican people in Bonanza massacre

A report from Torres on the Pacific rail line says Yaqui deserters derailed a Bouthera Pacific Maxicap train near Campo Verde, then burned passengers, mainly women and children, in a tar pit. About sixty were killed or buried. twelve accounted for so far. Communication with Yaqui Valley reportedly cut.

Ancy Campo Verde Torres Cummberigg Guaymas Caropo Verde IL le Yaqui

Iowats Flooded by Heavy Rains

A severe rainstorm inundated Iowa towns including Dubuque and Bent, causing extensive damage. The Chicago and Great Western line reported five miles of track washed out, eight miles of track west of Lost City affected, and numerous culverts and bridges washed away. Rail service could not resume within a day. Thousands of acres near the Catfish and Maquoketa rivers were flooded, forcing several families to seek higher ground, with no confirmed loss of life reported.

Dubuque Bent Indhra Chicaro’ & Great Western Railroad Lole City Vallere Cattigh Maquoketa

Americans at War in Haiti Near Cape Haitien

Tare Tinker reports on a battlescape near Cape Haitien where about ten rebels were killed and American forces suffered wounds. Rebels reportedly refuse disarmament as American troops move toward Haïti’s northern plain.

Tare Tinker Haldas Ameri Cape Taitien Hiad da Cap

Great Battles Endure as Germans Meet Defeat on Fronts

Troops report heavy fighting across Champagne and the Arras region with French and British forces pushing to breach German lines. Prisoners exceed 12,000 in a single day as advances threaten Verdun sectors and coastal bombardments continue from Zeebrugge to Nieuport.

Verdun and Champagne Echo Major Allied Advances

Paris dispatch notes unprecedented French success on the western front with rapid advances along a seventeen mile front and trench breakins. The report highlights coordinated Allied pressure from the Champagne region toward the Turkish front and calls for immediate large scale French and allied mobilization in support of Greece and the Mediterranean theater.

Paris Murne Joftes Joffre Fronta Treat Len Mittee Trieste Eouthern Faroyn Foglleh Vellan Mallipall- Duccray Almont Cartain Arbon Greece Khel Blua UN Ustase Herve Bool Ale Kogilah Watlag Ratooth

Allies Drive Great Gamble Front Verdun to Lens

Allied forces launched a major offensive across northern France driving from the sea to Verdun and pressing toward Lens. Reports say over 20,000 prisoners, many guns and significant material captured as British and French troops broke German positions along the Canal du Nord and the Lys, with gains north of Arras and around Lens, while heavy bombardments and naval support aided the advance.

Paris Princers Champecce France French War Department Mpague Pector Erith Arras Boucher Champagne London Aroles Verdon Tielgian Zeebrigee Nieuport Tate Franch Maks Galne Perthes Neausjoura Sipee Decem Tr Tresches Ean la Calves Tocal Sir John French Verdun Marne Yrat Chanparna Java Dill No Lens Germany Latersee Canal German War Office Brideb War Office Toulon Atlas Dletzler Adda Peri Verica Nelgian Zeebrugge Sho Emaabax Aubertia Villenut Tourbs Bourbes Ghad Place Therm Givenchy Dellin Fasaee Tealan Loca Ah Fuch Geld Marschal French Giermso Posrtion Leoe-La Massee Lave Mulluch Brideh Wulluch Mostar Thia Almiuts

Yula Ofial Provides Tips for Better AE Piano Polish

A brief note highlights Yula Ofial offering guidance to improve ae piano results with practical steps. The advice emphasizes attention to technique, consistent practice, and fine tuning for sharper performances.

Yula

Berlin Admits German Defeat in War Office Report

Berlin says in a London report the battles in the Delilah and French offensive progressed with minimal German retreat and that British naval interference near Zebrugge failed. It claims enemy successes near Loos and Lille and losses for Germany in several sectors while German counterattacks and withdrawals occurred to stabilize lines.

Berlin London German War Office Zoebruegr Yores Lille Loos Gourhe Tha Rheims Argonne Perthes Svaraste Trentyours

Obituary: Mrs David Farr Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Margaret Williams Farr wife of David Farr died Saturday afternoon at 10 Twentieth Street Ogden after a long illness from Wrights disease She lived all her life in Ogden and held several church offices She leaves husband David Farr children David Roland 18 James 14 Dorothy and four brothers and a sister The funeral is set for 7 p m tomorrow at the Third Ward meeting house with viewing tonight and tomorrow until 1 p m at the residence Interment follows at City Cemetery

Margaret Williams Farr David Farr Twentieth Street Don Wright David Roland James FA Dorothy Fred Willian HH Frank Rt. Snd Thomas Witliams Mra. Lgdleman Clem Wiliams California Thomas L and Eluabeth Howland Wiliams Ogden East Lake Temple Fare U. L Mt. A Bellef Society Fantiouey Third- Ward Thera Lila

Austro Hungarian Note Replies to U S War Material Policy

Amsterdam dispatches quote Vienna outlining Austria Hungary’s stance after the August 12 U S vote on ammunition. The note says Washington’s policy aimed to keep U S war materials flowing while maintaining neutrality, argues export of war material remains disapproved, and contends U S actions could indirectly aid belligerents. It asserts central powers seek open commerce but deny illegal measures by Entente powers.

Amsterdam London Vienna United States Austria Hungary Washington England South Africa

Kier Hardie Passes Away In Scotland Home

London Sept Kier Hardie labor leader died of pneumonia in a Glasgow nursing home. Born 1856 to humble Scottish parents he worked from age seven to support family. He joined miners union, rose as labor leader and journalist, served in Parliament for Southwest Ham and led the Independent Labour Party through pivotal years.

London Kirr Hardie Glasgow Scotland Kier Hardle Ha Decata Ayzahizo Utue Southwest Ham Independent Labor Party Labor Party Tha Sousa

Speech and activism of Kier Tardle linked to labor reform and wartime rhetoric

Analyzes Kier Tardle's role in labor reform and temperance and his defense of suffrage while criticizing Britain and France during 1912. Reports his speeches in New York Boston Chicago and other cities with praise from Dr Charles F Abed and notes allied calls for overthrow of the enemy as German forces advance.

Meribyr-Trdfi England Ag Pritain United States Socialist Party New York Dosten Chicago Kier Tardle Trev Charles F. Abed Rockefeller Cleared

Great Joy in Merry England and Allied War Cadence

The Daily Mall editorial hails Allied gains on the western front as unmatched since Napoleon and urges decisive victory. The Chronicle credits entry of new Army and summer munition campaigns for success, urging sacrifice and total resolve to secure victory or face extinction. The Times cautions not to underrate the enemy or overstate gains as the war continues.

Bulgaria Italy Greece Berra Tulgaria Turkey Liberia Dardanelles Thiata Malkao Tandon Western Front Daily Mall Napoleon Troyd George Abella Arma The Britain France Sas the Times

Lorenzo Farris Funeral Held in Fourth Ward

Funeral services for Lorenzo Farr were conducted yesterday at 1 pm by Bishop E. A. Olsen in the Fourth Ward meeting hall. Officiants included President Jane Fo erspoan and George Halverson, with organist Ben Critlow and singers Orson Grima and Lillian Scott performing hymns. Funeral was followed by interment at the City cemetery funded by Thomaz Parr. Flanking tributes and floral offerings adorned the pulpit area.

Lorenzo Farr Vie E. A. Olsen Cametert Thomaz Parr

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