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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1915
Page
3
A mangled OCR fragment references a disrupted standard and panic, noting a disruption in a numbered line and a vacant reaction. It mentions anger, a bell signal, and a disrupted sequence with unclear names and places, offering limited readable context and no clear event.
The piece argues for wartime runs and naval or military access in Utah and the interior. It urges the United States to bolster munition plants inland, noting iron deposits near Ploche and the need to build production capacity away from the coast, with emphasis on a secure Pacific theater.
From Sydney a correspondent describes food shortages and rising living costs in Australia amid global conflict. Stores run dry for sugar and butter while government controls keep prices fixed. traders import butter in large quantities, with observers predicting redistribution to Victoria and Western Australia.
A heated note warns that sinking German actions endanger U S shipping and external trade. It states Germany seeks to threaten noncombatant safety, pressuring Britain and neutral vessels, while the United States demands proper security and a clear maritime policy from Berlin.
The Ogden Sugar company foresees 100,090 tons of sugar for the campaign under production head Pred Taylor as the industry expects sustained prosperity. Analysts cite high beet yields, improved per acre saccharine content, and a continued sugar duty to fund treasury needs, with plans for factory improvements at Ogden as tariff policy solidifies under the Wilson administration.
A fragmented text laments high taxes and public inefficiency, urging a tax survey and expert review. It cites Harvard's Albert Hart on government waste, claims mismanaged payrolls, and criticizes street department and public works for costly misalignment. It notes a weather vane dispute as symbolic proof of governance flaws.
Grace Cunard and Francis Ford star in The Broken Coin at Oracle Theater on Tuesday and Wednesday. The review notes a flawed renovation metaphor in the preceding paragraph but highlights the film's performers and release timing.
The article discusses the economic strain of wartime moratoriums on rental payments, noting landlords face mounting arrears while many tenants struggle to meet obligations. It highlights widespread eviction threats, housing shortages, and calls for policy action as moratoriums linger into postwar years. The piece cites affected landlords, tenants, and local merchants surveying stalled rents and property maintenance costs amid continued uncertainty.
Tiik proposed that the city and the state each assume a share of the accumulated burden, with landlords making concessions. Some landlords, anticipating intervention, have reduced or eliminated rents for tenants, including at Oracle Theater, while tenants with means may pay.
San Francisco hears Dr. S J Crumbine urge thrift in food values amid rising prices. He warns against fancy packaging and deceptive advertising, urging use of cheaper, nutritious grades. He cautions against waste and urges practical buying and cooking to stretch food supplies nationwide.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe instructors and convicts in a labor context. Mentions Wath Chinon Arwerte Poteration and Dor with labor representatives. Text is incomplete and unclear but references a move and outcome related to a plan or method.
Mr. Gotapers and several labor leaders visited the prison yesterday to initiate training for inmates. Skilled workers from the United Garment Workers and International Brotherhood of Boot and Shoe Makers will conduct lessons in garment production and shoe making to begin formal programs.
Machinists at the Potter and Johnson plant in Pawtucket demanded increased pay and reduced hours. The factory, with about 1000 workers, is said to produce machines and shell equipment for export. They seek a five cent raise per hour and an eight hour day. Edmund Breese to star in Pioneer Day Parade segment at the Ogden Theater tonight.
Desperate clashes reported along the eastern front near Petrograd and the Narow area. German gains on the right bank of the river near Jungferhof are noted, while Allied and German forces exchange heavy losses, bayonet actions, and sporadic advances in regions including Darchischkl.aver, Hutiant, Tylmarola, and the Nav en front as clashes continue with counterattacks and prisoner captures. In several sectors, trenches change hands and artillery and gas use are recorded, with no decisive breakthrough announced.
Aug 1 dispatch says France masses forces in Alsace to force German diversion after Warsaw fall. Fighting in Alsace intensifies while artillery action dominates elsewhere. Reichskopf region sees attacks. German war office claims French assaults repulsed with heavy losses. Verdun circle steadily tightened as German report claims 610 French prisoners taken June 20 to July 20 along with officers, machine guns, and war matériel.
TEXAS STEAMER RUNS AGROUND fRae Beth Me Aug 2 The sulphur laden steamer Frida fron Sabla Tex in Searsport Me went ashore in a dense fog today on Seguin island nnf the mouth of the Kennebec river The vessel mas so firmly grounded that the chances of floating her with out assistance were considered alight The crew of about thirty new was reported safe on board The Frieda Was Many miles off her course.
Absence of broad liquidation and scarce offerings lift prices across stocks with railroad shares driving gains in early New York trading. Despite some heaviness in midweek activity, strong fundamentals and higher cattle receipts supported a cautiously optimistic mood as investors awaited week-end orders.
The text shows prices for powdered sugar F.80c and granulated 5.800, diamond A 5,80c, confectioners A 6.260 No. 1 B.B0c, Sugar Citries. The passage notes quiet activity and fea nltelena during the Forengon.
Chicago grain markets show wheat rising due to unfavorable weather and slow movement to terminal markets. Early gains give way to slight pullback as rains slow harvest progress and frost damage in Canada boosts futures. corn remains mixed with a late rally, while oats firm on rain, hog prices lift provisions. Prices listed: No. 2 red wheat around 1.10 to 1.15, corn 79 3-4 to 92, oats 41 to 49, pork 12.70, lard 3.20, rib 9.87.
Milan reports say Italian forces push forward along the Carse front as Austrians attack and counter with limited success. Italian troops repulse attempts toward Acchvittes east of Vallone, while Austrians retreat and reorganize behind new trenches.
The article discusses Berlin and the last American note, with references to a pending answer and the submarine war. It notes delays in written exchanges and speculation about potential changes in policy, suggesting no immediate shift despite ongoing discussions.
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