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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
3
Obscure OCR fragment shows a newspaper page header for The Standard with publication terms and address details, followed by a long war dispatch noting German aims to control the Suez Canal and cut Britain from India. It references Kitchener, troop counts, and Egyptian campaigns, highlighting Allied vulnerabilities and German military plans during a World War I era context.
Dispatches report an air and ground push from Ramascun toward the Sinai as German thrusts aim at the Suez Canal. Railways are hurried forward to move troops while British forces lag, with a dull leadership blamed for failing to respond timely as allies warned of the Teutonic advance through Berbla.
Salt Lake Telegram editorial appeals to Utahns asking if taxes are too high and blaming railroads and public utilities. It recalls past tax measures and notes shifting views of newspaper editors over reform, contrasting Herald and Standard positions.
A Utah Educational Review critique of Ogden public schools sparks city debate. The piece highlights Superintendent Mille’s reforms like the Halfday Plan, junior high expansion, increased industrial training, and principal supervision, while local boards resist and question the report’s accuracy and sources.
The piece discusses party reform within the Republicans, blaming Twenty Eight for a shift and naming Eithy Moot as a principal offender. It notes the New York defeat of the Helot constitution and suggests reforms after the 1912 convention, with New York and Chicago figures debated as presidential prospects.
The article argues that Gutzon Root bears blame for blocking the majority will at the Coliseum convention while urging unity. It criticizes leaders like Root Penrose and Ramos, warning that relying on controversial figures could split the party and lead to defeat. It links internal strife to broader party strategy and past divisions.
The Big Show plays at the Alhambra Hippodrome featuring extra picture features.
A telegram message concerns General Pablo Gonzales of Metiea City and the de facto government. It references General Juan UW Hercantes, a former interim leader, and notes movements related to Vera Craig and a ship from Derania.
West High varsity edged East High 37 to 36 in a close afternoon matchup at the West High gym. The Murray team and second squad also played, delivering a tight contest as Utah came into the score line.
Pant era trailed late but rallied as Wood, the speedy scorer, drained two baskets from center court. Andrews Fallantine Ledwach and Stiefel led Pant era while Wood and Robinson, bright lights for the semester city, produced late efforts.
Local listings announce Lou Tellegen starring in The Unknown at the Alhambra for Sunday only, with Hippodrome showings tonight. Fragmentary text repeats phrases and ad snippets about the performances and timing.
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