The Stadard: An Independent Newspaper Since 1879
The Stadard, ESTABLISHED 1879, an independent daily paper, published each evening except Sunday, without a muzzle or a club.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1916
Page
2
The Stadard, ESTABLISHED 1879, an independent daily paper, published each evening except Sunday, without a muzzle or a club.
Ogden's schools face continued enrollment decline with the county district showing a drop last year. Henteville since 1915 records 12 students and Eden 3, while Oxden Valley seems set to follow the trend as populations wane.
A deteriorating rural population in Weber County prompts calls for a countywide survey to identify causes and fix drainage and water supply issues. The article notes under cultivation soil, ad hoc irrigation, and floodwater waste, urging creation of a large storage reservoir to protect Ogden area farmers.
The Bulletin denounces factional papers and praises independent journalism that speaks against privilege. It lauds crossroad geniuses who offer bold solutions, warns against special pleading, and laments decline into partisan manipulation and pompous, stalled governance.
A critique of expert government and praise for the enthusiastic common soldier and amateur thinker. The author argues that when ordinary men engage seriously with statecraft and planning, democracy has a chance. He cites Lincoln Jackson and Franklin as examples and urges men with time beyond subsistence to join the civic conversation.
The United States urged 13 neutral committees to deliver relief in Syria as thousands of Christians suffer starvation. Turkey refused to permit aid despite Allied pressure. The piece accuses the Turkish government of mass killings in Armenia and Istanbul outrages, urging action to end Turkish rule.
A Salt Lake Tribune summary accuses the Ogden Republican convention of anti Republicanism, noting demands for a public utilities commission aimed at railroads and alleging delegates pursued national party goals over genuine Republicanism. It cites the convention’s refusal to back Governor Spry amid threats and internal antagonism.
The Utah Republican convention split over the Hillstrom amendment and President Wilson's forest policy stance. supporters praised Governor Spry for a brave stand, while opponents warned the party risks defeat. The Tribune argues for cautious unity and notes the platform’s modest progressive leanings.
The Money Lenders showcases Marie Walcamp in a drama of thrilling adventures at the Oracle. A visiting heroine and a devoted husband frame a tale of protection, faith, and personal growth as a small child anchors a man to become better.
Washington dispatch reports that despite U S reluctance a neutral committee cannot take labor in Syria while thousands of native Christians are reported in the area. New York market sees flour prices jump to about 45 to 80 cents per barrel due to telegrams and increased wheat costs.
Officials report continued pressure over wheat and bread pricing as costs rise to eight dollars per barrel for domestic flour and households face higher sacks. Turkey-U.S. tensions strain if demands are ignored, while Syria’s fall outlook appears hopeful with locust damage limited. Syrians in the U.S. have funded relief but await distribution as Abram Elkas prepares to take office in Turkey.
Indianapolis announces that Charles W. Fairbanks will be told of his Republican nomination for vice president on August 31 at his residence at 2 PM. The executive committee leadership and subcommittee chairs for detailed planning have been named. Lawrence Y. Sherman will deliver the keynote at a rally at 8 PM after the notification event.
A benefit dance hosted by the Ogden Municipal Band is set for Sylvan Park on Saturday August 12. The event aims to raise funds for the band and features community entertainment and dancing.
The Lyceum presents No 10 The Secret of the Sub marine along with Painless Extracting Reel Life and Bungling Bill's Dream Suit in a today lineup.
A Dutch shipbroker reports that foreign orders for shipbuilding moved to the United States after the Stig Export law limited Dutch exports. He notes Dutch industry faces collapse without foreign orders, risking 16,100 workers as foreign demand rose dramatically from December 1914 to June 1.
A petition seeks amendment to the royal decree on ship export. It would allow ships to be exported at 47 fires unless the state needs the vessels for wartime or other duties. ASaturday dance with two bands at Sylvan Park is announced for Saturday August 12.
Confirmation from John Arcona, financial agent in Paris for the Carranza regime, reports a Mexico City dispatch that the government will return sequestered properties taken from supporters of the former government. The move aims to unite Mexican factions and restore normal conditions.
Wilmer Palmer is hanged at Rawlins Wyoming for the murder of his wife. The execution occurred at 3 22 am and Palmer was pronounced dead eight minutes later. He attempted suicide before the hanging by cutting his wrist with a metal button.
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