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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
2
Public notices describe payment methods and discontinuation terms for The Standard. Advertised outlets and newsstand distributors across multiple cities are listed. A political speech by Senator Stone is cited, condemning Clarke and Democratic leaders and signaling tensions between the executive and legislative branches.
Royal Highlanders and Order of Owls announce stated meetings. Epworth League social at MEL Church parlors. Amusement night noted as part of church and fraternal activities.
The Manchester Union notes clear opposition from administration forces in the Senate as Senator Clarke is elected president pro tempore. It highlights real bitterness felt by the President and his closest advisers toward Clarke and the insurgents, signaling risk to party unity.
A bronze sign marks a leading Ogden jeweler as a stockholder in a cooperative of retail jewelers. Hundreds of jewelers pool interests to offer quality merchandise at lower prices. Hallmark wares range from plated to fine art pieces, produced in large quantities and sold at moderate cost.
A growing view sees Theodore Roosevelt as a potential Republican nominee over Woodrow Wilson. Critics cite Wilson’s platitudes while supporters seek a president with decisive action and strong national dignity, hoping Roosevelt may return to the presidency in these challenging times.
A Washington gossip wave reaches the capital, accusing the president of escapades. An Ogden visitor warns that continued slander could poison the 1916 campaign, recalling past battles over reputations and tombstone attacks by rivals.
A long analysis discusses possible peace overtures in 1916. It weighs German advantages and risks, potential favorable terms if Allies yield, and the expected spring rise in German and Russian forces. It outlines Allied troop plans, including a Turkish recruitment path and Mesopotamian and Suez strategies, with Britain and France seeking decisive action to avert concessions.
A string of obituaries and funeral notices from Weber County details services for Marie Schroeder, Clementine Josephs, infant Manzel, Christine Aldous, and more. Interments are listed at City cemetery. viewing, residence details, and local ward notes accompany the reports.
Funeral services for Harold Joseph Singleton ten months son of Joseph D and Sylvia Richard von Singleton will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Plain City meeting house Gilbert Thatcher presiding The casket will be open to friends at the home tomorrow 4:30 p.m. for viewing and prior to the funeral.
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