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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a debate over establishment of a standard or record, mentioning Wilbur and an Associated Press style description. The readable text suggests a Sunday event or observance tied to a war period context, with unclear attribution and fragmentary lines.
The article argues Union Pacific remains a strong investment, noting substantial profits and rising net capital while taxes and equipment costs surge. It highlights a 14.02 percent return on common stock, compares stock price movements, and emphasizes favorable long term earnings despite higher costs and a dip in fiscal year cash flow.
A damaged OCR piece describes looming rain and construction plans affecting Ogden and nearby areas. It notes rising unemployment, potential contractor activity, and police expectations of increased traffic and labor needs during upcoming grading work.
Fragmented OCR notes recount French forces hammering toward Verda and Lorraine in a bid to capture Metz. Text mentions German defenses, historic shifts, and the strategic importance of Metz as a central fortress and capital of Lorraine, with broader European power dynamics and shifting treaties referenced.
Fragmentary OCR recounts Metz in 1270s Mercen period and later Seventeenth Century tension between France and Germany. Fortifications, passes, and outposts shaped by Front and Girrinah conquest. city described as battered yet strategic with extensive trenches, rail lines, and vast guard rackades surrounding Metz and its valley.
An editorial note and public reaction discuss President Wilson`s protest to Britain over German submarines and U S trade policies. The piece cites editorials, mentions Denmark, and argues the United States bears responsibility for wartime shipping tensions while urging restraint and steady policy.
The document argues for universal military training from ages eighteen to twenty, urging rapid expansion of officers and modern warfare readiness. It features calls for enduring national defense, critique of pacifist positions, and a stark warning against reliance on arbitration. Key figures include references to President Wilson era policy debates and military leaders.
London reports tightening passport rules for travelers passing through the city with American passports to the continent. Swedens issued passports found in the hands of others not issued to them, prompting scrutiny. German ambassador accuses England of violation of international law by seizing unarmed holders, noting German citizens may seek false passports to defend Germany. remarks link to broader responses from Central European states.
A garbled OCR overview claims a dubious method to gain fat and strength using “Mesh creams” and chemical blends. It mentions supposed stomach assistance and elements of food, with scattered names and places like Ogden and Sietaisre, but the text remains incoherent and unverified.
A fragmented OCR item from a court report shows jumbled phrases about a junior court case. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms and potential references to legal actions.
Springfield reports ongoing deadlock as Democrats refuse to recount in Cook County districts. Threats to continue the stalemate delay work on the candidate registration bill as state senate Democrats insist on full party organization before action.
Kansas City news reports shipments of fifty million feet of lumber to England to support war needs. The cargo, consisting mainly of ties and mine timbers, is reportedly bought from Port Arthur Texas and prepared for ocean transport amid wartime supply demands. Local ads from Culley Drug Co Ogden Utah promote products as guaranteed remedies.
Idaho lawmakers consider a prohibition measure offered by Rolee A. Jama Mart. The report notes political actions in Provo and Vieher Byron Butte amid party activity and a pending amendment slated for July 1999.
A garbled report suggests Governor Moses Alexander discussed granting a parole commission. The targeted prisoner, named Murphy, allegedly would be sent to Nebraska with his mother to reform him. The piece mentions a Keystone song and a wild wind event as context.
The premier, also holding multiple offices, reassigns key posts. Okura becomes minister of commerce and agriculture, while Hironiku Kono is named minister of commerce and agriculture. Changes aim to strengthen the government ahead of elections.
The greatest mining camp picture is shown at Lyveum today and tomorrow with continuous screenings. An advertisement promotes the feature as a premier local entertainment choice.
A Nebraska judge oversaw the partition of the Redick estate valued at about a million dollars among four heirs. Real property in Omaha and surrounding areas was divided by lot, with each heir drawing a card to determine their share, in line with a prior stipulation awaiting the youngest heir reaching age 30. The estate’s distribution was delayed by the late Joseph J. Redick’s will and court rulings.
The House considers a naval appropriation totaling 102,344,086 dollars down 1,302,614 from estimates. A chief of operations would oversee war strategy with a four year term, reporting to the secretary of the navy, and subordinate officers include civilians and mid-level officers. Hobson introduces a separate measure to address possible opposition and outlines division of the office into functional areas.
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