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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
2
A garbled wartime letter fragment discusses restoration of Belgium and compensation, calls for German naval supremacy, political realignments in Europe, and cross national brotherhood. It frames a unilateral international order, envisions independence in various regions, and questions future balance of power and trade.
A damaged notice explains subscriber duties to inform the publisher of discontinuation by card letter or mail carrier if not receiving the Standard. It warns of nonpayment consequences and urges timely notification to avoid service continued beyond paid period.
A fragmentary notice directs subscribers of The Standard to remit payments by mail and to address the clerk only to The Olde Standard with proper receipt. It emphasizes ensuring the reader receives the official receipt and warns against misdirected mail.
The article discusses U S policy on arming foreign allies during wartime, noting Secretary of State Aryan and statements on selling war materials only to Germany’s adversaries. It cites concerns over submarine warfare and the broader wartime supply dynamic, including historical references to Lincoln era strategies and neutrality constraints.
Fragmentary OCR reflects debate on securing peace in Europe amid German socialist activity. Text echoes calls to avert war, criticizes German policy, and mentions foreign nations and political currents shaping a peace outcome.
The text reports that three fourths of Miller soldiers were surprised by Fratee maneuvers. It notes larger scale expectations than anticipated and references Kitchener's view of a coming campaign. No clear dates or places are given. The fragment mentions Kaleor and Nor integration in the broader conflict.
The article discusses the recall issue tied to Vath Fite and the government actions. It examines claims of alleged abuse and the legal strategy by involved parties as they seek to prove or challenge recall legitimacy amid contested procedures and figures.
The article discusses recall authority for public officials, arguing safeguards and risks of concentrated power. It cites 267 recall attempts across municipalities, noting only 27 successful recalls and varied outcomes, with examples including mayoral recalls and petitions. It weighs employer rights versus public welfare and highlights consequences for private and public sectors. The piece references political actors, election results, and legal considerations shaping recall viability and accountability.
Chief Tt. B. Methown of the Ogden division reports the death of Margaret Conway Elise Hay Moore in Mackay Idaho while held in the county jail as the murder case against Dan Win My and Mrs Pred Southerland of Pivot View proceeds. Sunshine Molly is showing tonight at The Ogden.
A coroner's inquest on the night of April was held yesterday in Winend Ehp. The jury returned a verdict stating that the wound was inflicted by Avdovgon Kyte. Witnesses included Sergeant Charlee Layne and Detective Haberirk as well as others from the Maloativ club where the tragedy occurred. The proceedings detailed the incident and the defendants' affiliations, with names such as Clara Kimball Young noted in separate drama context. The report also references an unrelated entertainment item about Elaine and a Keystone Comedy at the Rex.
The Incal lodge Brotherhood of American Yeomen plans free dances starting April 27 with invites to members and guests. Six new members were initiated at Tuesday's meeting. Wil Mant Kath, grand foreman, will visit Ogden on May 7 with a reception at the W.O.W. hall and daytime entertainments planned.
An advertise style text promotes drinking vast amounts of water and using a mild salt mixture to flush kidneys and urinary tract. It asserts that acids and wastes are expelled within 24 hours and promises refreshed kidneys, improved bladder function, and gentle aftertaste. it extols inexpensive, energizing benefits and urges daily morning use.
A promotional notice invites readers to see Sunshine Molly perform at The Ogden tonight in a brief entertainment advertisement. The card emphasizes the act and venue with no additional details.
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