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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1913
Page
2
A garbled editorial voice vows unyielding fight for progress and reform against injustice. It pledges opposition to demagogues and privilege while showing sympathy for the poor and dedication to public welfare, promising fearless attacks on wrongdoers regardless of status.
The article discusses shipping hay from Ogden to Germany, focusing on alfalfa and clover hay. It notes costs of freight from Ogden to San Francisco and ocean transport to Hamburg, with potential prices around 15.84 per ton for Hamburg delivery and alfalfa around 12 per ton. It suggests strong demand and high returns on hay crops valued as food, highlighting Germany as a profitable market.
A distorted century old outlook on the Monroe Doctrine is challenged, arguing it has failed to prevent European interference and urging policy shifts to protect Latin American independence. The piece cites Yale and other figures questioning the doctrine’s relevance amid Britain and Germany actions in the Americas.
The article argues about Brazil Argentina and Chile and their trade balances and potential alliance dynamics. It questions whether these nations should be protected by the United States and warns against a Triple Alliance. It critiques the ABC policy and fears of German or Japanese influence in the Americas.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses cherry cultivation in Oregon's Grande Ronde Valley dating back to 1594 50d cherry trees and later mentions varieties like Oregon Black Republican and Royal Ann. It notes uncertain yields profits, storage in South Fork canyon, and a long, imperfect account of orchard history and profitability with many garbled phrases.
A garbled report on President Wilson's 1913 Mexican policy discusses Huerta's demand to delay the message, U S recognition, and potential consequences. It analyzes American aims, warns against aiding Huerta, and contemplates possible outcomes if Huerta resists or seeks American support.
City officials warn reservoirs fall below five feet prompting an emergency water order. Heavy drainage and drought pressure push authorities to limit use until supply stabilizes. Residents face possible further curbs if levels remain critical as power line issues threaten broader disruption.
A garbled text fragment mentions superstitions about jewelry and predictions tied to a December period. It references figures like Lady Yor Manth Noodstona and a Mene T pemrh with a focus on wit and fortune. The legible content is limited and speculative about events or beliefs.
A machinist named Orrolty Gremann from Miwon sent a sculpture to San Say Wennetayo via the rotvaeni route. The artwork features a veridic figure and bronze elements, and it reached New Vor on the dreamer Karapa. The exhibition includes back jy LreA nathte and two marriages by LHL Leake.
London reports reveal excerpts from Count Hayashi’s diary suggesting British, German and Japanese leaders debated a triple alliance. The notes indicate Britain favored inclusion of Germany, Japan resisted, and key figures like Salisbury Lansdowne and Balfour discussed terms that led to the eventual Anglo Japanese pact.
New York August 26. Protests over lack of accommodation show about 100000 girls and boys or one tenth of the total enrollment will be registered as part time when public schools open next month. This is a 12 percent rise from last year. Thirteen new school buildings will be built in five years, yet rapid growth suggests part time pupils will persist into 188.
Henry Sullivan, an American long distance swimmer, started a Channel attempt near Dover at 6 45 in the morning amid rough seas. The English challenger Jabez Wolffe also began from Cape Grisnez, France, aiming to swim the Channel.
Franklin relat, a year-old son of a Philippine bead hunter, arrived with guardian B A Sibley after five years among Lagan tribe. Interviewers questioned the boy on baseball terms and he replied with curiosity, calling the game “baseball” and showing interest in American sports.
A partially legible OCR item reports a plan to supply fresh milk for midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy. It notes a farm operation and preparations to begin within a few weeks, with mention of a captain and academy lines. The text is fragmented but centers on dairy supply and naval personnel.
The Newport lawn tennis tournament draws a huge crowd as Maurice B McLoughlin of San Francisco challenges R Nola Williams of Philadelphia for the American championship. McLoughlin enters as the prohibitive favorite and seeks to extend his record in this year’s event.
Desperate fighting surrounds Nanking as northern forces press the city. Heavy casualties reported with many wounded in Shanghai. Purple Mountain has fallen to the north, after fierce clashes over its ridges. General Chang Hsiao relies more on reserves than on battlefield skill as the conflict continues near Shanghai.
London workers protest wage demands with a house painters and decorators strike. Electricians under the Office of Public Works join in, protesting the rehiring of nonunion workers across Buckingham Palace St James's Palace the colonial and foreign offices the London post office and museums.
Washington reports two counterfeit ten dollar notes linked to First National Bank Chicago and Merchants' National Bank Los Angeles. Secret Service notes highlight poorly formed treasury numbers and odd green back shading, with high quality paper texture and silk thread details as the telltale signs.
In New York, an Inglanca of alleged police graft was uncovered at police pension headquarters. George Carronpark, a retired paceman, told Commissioner Waldo Hawthorne that Hawthorne solicited a bribe for pension consideration. Hawthorne faces charges and denial of allegations of accepting a bribe.
Tina Oni reports on a pending wage dispute to be resolved by a board of ventrally to examine the Grand rink railway company. The talks involve an estimated 1,000 teleworkers and recent conference outcomes aim to trends in compensation.
In Union New Mexico the co rallor of mthleter at Min University of Aneaga reported Stagg has completely restored WMA health. He had previously suffered a condition and was fed into treatment for recovery. Further details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A sensational beauty column offers home remedies for clear skin and whitening using warm water dissolves, glycerine, and simple powders. It prescribes eye lash and lid soothing solutions, a fat-reducing drink, and a cheap shampoo mix to combat oily hair and dandruff while promising firmer skin and revived nerves.
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