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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
2
A damaged notice fragment references a period and a public deadline but is heavily garbled. It mentions misplaced terms and unclear dates while implying a notice action or announcement with missing details and names. The readable bits suggest a legal or civic notice but lack concrete facts.
A lengthy piece surveys Utah tax policy debates from 1912 to 1959, arguing for limited property tax relief and cash valuation rules. It cites Senator Joseph Cher of Weber, references to state boards, and warnings about statewide equity, with data on per capita taxes, revenue, and the impact of proposed reforms on public services and school financing.
Fragmented OCR style report details a railroad camp near a town with trains, shovels, and heavy work. It mentions a station, a mile and a delay, and ongoing construction activity with multiple misread terms. The readable content centers on labor, movement toward a destination, and unidentified local geography.
A sprawling, garbled account discusses business conditions and inflation fears as bankers, investors, and the public react to a shifting currency law and federal reserve measures. It notes optimism for future growth despite bills, bonds, and wartime costs influencing credit and commerce.
A cryptic report details an air raid on Eneluid described as a military feat with worldwide echoes. No decisive damage or casualties are confirmed, though observers debate whether Zeppelins, surface craft, or both carried out the assault, amid darkness and magnesium flares.
The discussion centers on Britain's wartime trade measures and neutrality stance. Critics argue a harsh policy risks prolonging conflict, while supporters claim it preserves balance and frees allies to pursue victory. The article notes U S and allied expectations, with emphasis on restraint to avoid harming international trade and peace prospects.
A fragmented 1914-era discussion argues for United States trade rights and neutral protections amid war. It cites Britain, Belgium, and the need to preserve economic stability, noting secret diplomacy, embargo risks, and the role of Redfield in Commerce on export statistics and foreign trade promotion.
The article notes weak prospects for a boxing bill as lawmakers debate the measure. Representative Paward M Saby, a Democrat, argues the bill should be dropped with opposition mounting from farmers and other stakeholders. A potential draft by sportsmen’s groups is mentioned, but no consensus exists.
Arneld vice president of First National Bank of Chicago urged amending federal banking law to allow Americans to invest in foreign banks and to cap aggregate foreign investment at six percent of a bank’s capital. He argued for a separate banking corporation framework, with focus on trade development and elasticity of capital to support belligerent economies while safeguarding U.S. interests.
The late Yale dean Andrew Wheeler Phillipa, a senior figure and noted mathematician, died at his home in New Haven after a heart ailment. Born in 1878, he authored influential works in scientific theory and mathematics, shaping early 20th century academic fields.
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