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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1915
Page
2
A public notice discusses subscription terms for The Standard and outlines steps to discontinue or continue delivery. It references subscribers, payment, and publisher contact, urging readers to respond to halt or maintain service. The text mentions legislative context and organizational aims.
The piece surveys historic and recent earthquakes in Italy, California, and beyond, detailing casualties and destruction. It recalls events from Charleston to San Francisco and notes regional quake belts and past volcanic activity near Naples.
A letter by Charles Blackwell urges starting a public works effort to help the unemployed through land grants for intensive gardening. He proposes a funded "Second Work" with land, supervision, trained workers, and profits supporting laborers and their families, citing Belgium as a model and stressing healthful, scientific employment.
A fragment notes a screening of The Bargain at The Ogden theater in an advertisement style. No further details on date or showtimes are provided in the readable text.
In district court this morning Judge Nod presided as Hercis, Ralph Carr, and J B Fibley were arraigned on forgery charges. Attorneys for the defendants and a court-appointed lawyer were present. the proceedings continued to tomorrow at 0 o'clock.
The report notes George Thottos and Greek charged with robbery and grand larceny, arraigned with court delays due to counsel absence. It cites a November 15, 1916 holdup of J. G. Harris for a watch and chain valued at zero, with defense seemingly unavailable and a rink advertisement mentioned.
Review notes the problem play Tolay shown last night at the Orpheum. Ogden audience praised the production as among the most perfectly staged tempers in Utah. The ending is morbid yet the acting by Byron and Bertia Mann elevates the work.
Arthur Hyron leads a powerful American cast in a scene of emotional depth and stage command. Frederick Wagner, Lily Wégder, and Miss Gale deliver refined performances as the production unfolds with high relish. The audience applauds a season peak, showing strong support for the theatre.
Wert from ThA says The Pit opens today at Isis as the strongest attraction ever seen in American cinema. The program includes a three part feature with a Nat Reed comedy and Hearst News editorials, plus European war news. Three matinees encourage early attendance to avoid crowds over three days.
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