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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
2
The paper vows to fight for progress and reform, oppose injustice and corruption, resist demagogues, defend the poor, and remain devoted to public welfare. It pledges drastic independence and will not fear attacking wrong, whether by the rich or the powerful.
Reports say Princess Maud, eldest daughter of the late Duke of Fife and Princess Louise Victoria, may announce her betrothal following Duchess of Fife's engagement. Born May 17, 1891, she is linked to the Duke of Connaught, son of King Edward VII and King George V, who served as a personal aide.
Impoverished improvised tents describe a devastated town scene after a strong earthquake. Debris covers streets as boulders block routes and many buildings collapse. Among the casualties are soldiers, teachers, and several children trapped in the gymnasium, with some killed and others buried in rubble. The narrative links disaster to the broader toll of war and nature’s price.
The article notes improving financial conditions and forecasts a gradual revival in trade and industry after a Balkan war downturn. It credits the United States with prudent monetary policy, bank resilience, and a treasury deposit offer that spurs credit growth, while signaling pending tariff legislation and cautious optimism about economic expansion.
A correspondent for the Christian Herald recounts Bulgaria's wartime collapse and a catastrophic earthquake that leveled cities and killed hundreds. He describes ruined homes, bread lines, and families shattered as government controls hinder rebuilding efforts and news travels slowly.
A new industry starts in Ogden with Eidney Stevens Implement company manufacturing automobile bodies for chassis. The local plant produces superior woodwork, seasoned materials, and durable veneering panels that resist heat and never crack. Officials envision expansion to employ up to 200 workers and grow Ogden’s population from 10,000 to 50,000.
A feature on a local boy of eight and his garden at 424 Twentyairth Street in Ogden, detailing his chores and the thriving patch of flowers vegetables and fruit. The article notes his diligent labor receives a small weekly wage for weed control and describes the surrounding buildings and cultivation areas.
A fragmentary note suggests someone advocating right living and energy in life may meet President Middleton at Melhone to discuss a plan or program. The text hints at a public figure and a proposed presentation or meeting, though specifics remain unclear due to the damaged source.
Dungan Alaska Aug 19 report on the Pacific Coast steamship State of California striking rock in Gambler Bay. Ten bodies recovered and fifteen passengers known missing. Survivors treated in hospital include George O'Dell and Alan Drake. Ship lost with all aboard including mail and personal effects. rescue efforts aided by cannery boats and the Jefferson. Captain Graun cites rapid sinking after impact and limited escape chances for sleepers.
A water ingress during arrival floods the engine room as a hull breach or leak drenches the space. Chief Engineer Scandrett reports no one else in the department and expresses distrust, claiming a sworn threat if conspiracies arise. The record then notes a direct examination ends with no questions about a wicket purchase or a three day trip in a bungalow.
The narrative shows Diggs detailing fear and harassment from an aide and his aim to leave town to let the scandal fade. He claims he planned a temporary Reno departure to protect his family and business, while Miss Warrington and Miss Norris dispute his version, saying they left home under pressure and with marriage in view.
Socialist member Arthur Jip dan and Joe Angelo led a group rounded up with forty others for unlawful assembly near Nanl am o. Mining disputes and a cache of ammunition at Ladyamlih sparked wide unrest as 400 soldiers under Col Hall sealed the Nanlamo Athletic club area. Artisans, miners and women protested while arrests were made and later released in batches.
An early morning fire at a Spokane theater caused about 40000 dollars in water damage after a Smudge fire started from a cigarette stub. The blaze was detected at dawn once the interiors had flooded. The Stokans fire department contained the flames quickly.
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