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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1915
Page
2
The county auditor reports a careful investigation of Weber county finances. He notes that public funds have not reached the treasury and jail sentences have not been enforced. The grand jury and Hinles disclose a need for deeper accounting by authorized officials.
An examination of tax assessors duties shows they must appraise all property at true value, facing potential embarrassment and challenges as they travel statewide to enforce the law and ensure accurate commerce notes.
Editorial opinion argues that law and fairness demand United States congress pursue peace appeals through the Hague tribunal. It contends that weapons have failed to end the war and predicts Europe may reach a crisis stage in spring and summer, with Russia Britain Italy France and Germany poised for decisive moves. It rejects Ford peace faction and urges a strong, unified stance to shape terms of settlement.
The piece argues that millions in property value should be taxed and added to the assessment roll. It accuses large interests of dodging duties and asserts that accountability will spark interest in state, county, and city affairs, prompting economy and fairer tax rates for homes.
A jumbled 1916 town forecast urges early inaugurations and reforms. A Salt Lake judge advocates a commission to adjust farm product pricing, reduce excess profits, and curb government waste while urging residents and business leaders to support prudent stewardship and measured growth.
A Ford peace advocate in Utah is profiled as a lap recruit to peace efforts. The editor at Goodwin's Weekly notes cautious support for the movement while avoiding exploitation of missionaries in Europe.
The notice promotes a Gold Rooster event tonight at the Alhambra venue, urging readers not to miss the performance. The blurb emphasizes the show's value by calling it a standout entertainment moment.
New York reports that an American ambulance corps in Paris earns a thousand dollars daily, according to Robert Bacon a former ambassador to France. Bacon, one of the corps heads, arrived in New York aboard the steamer New York after travel abroad since November. He asserts strong alliance unity as expected among allies.
M Suterenyi, a former rail traveler, told Count Tisza that government proposals for a wheat monopoly would be the most dastardly act and would trigger open revolt among millions before the plan could be adopted.
Paris reports a war office communique detailing French success along the Western front. Artillery actions near Artois and Champagne. mines exploded near hill 140. German positions damaged and enemy assaults repulsed. Belgian front shelling and infantry actions noted. east front shows no change.
A teletype from Tec. 28 via Saye ville reports King Victor Emmanuel of Italy wounded by an Austrian grenade and in a hospital, described by the Quereas News Agency as a sensational rumor. The dispatch notes war weariness in Italy and mentions a rumored shot of a close adviser. it also includes a long, unrelated lullaby passage and market chatter about explosive materials and pleric trade amid wartime shortages.
Reported in South Dakota a group of alleged holdups was confronted by law officers. Lieutenant Joseph and officers pursued the suspects near Tulaa and Okla, with one assailant reportedly dropping below cover as shots were exchanged. No further details were provided on injuries or arrests.
Foreign dispatch reports Hungary facing pressure over wheat cultivation policy. A Viennese correspondent notes tension between state control aims and private farming interests. The piece hints at government measures affecting farmers and the national bank, signaling a broader economic debate.
Reports describe a large Russian force at Odessa ready to invade Bulgaria. A segment had reportedly landed at Besparian port of Vatre. The attacking force comprises veterans from Polish campaigns noted for rugged endurance.
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