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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1915
Page
2
The Standard explains how subscribers may discontinue or suspend their paper when the period paid for ends. It warns that failing to notify could result in continued delivery and charges. It notes the publisher may stop the paper and refund issues as required.
C A Caffery of a thirteen man geodetic survey party uses a carbide lamp and mirror to relay signals from Observatory Peak east of Osden to C V Hodson near Oxford and to observers north of Foentalle, extending to Pilot Peak west of Great Salt Lake and Otter Peaks in southern Ute. Signals were sent at about one o'clock this afternoon.
The article describes clear air from Observatory Peak allowing visibility of distant peaks over 100 miles away and notes Utah’s atmosphere offers an ideal setting for an astronomical observatory. It mentions long distance signaling lines and coastal fog limits, with Ogden as a reference point and the Pacific coast as a comparison.
Utah Copper yields about 8 million pounds monthly, rising to 15 million last month. At current pace the Bingham property could produce around 180 million pounds yearly, earning roughly 22 million dollars, securing Utah Copper second among world producers of copper. The mine, developed fifteen years ago, was once considered worthless by top mining men.
The article reports Moreton Frewen, a Western writer on world affairs, speaking in England. He argues the United States would likely enter the war due to pacifist resistance, noting Asquith and Grey would sacrifice for peace while Bryan and Bryan’s allies shaped congressional views. He warns intervention could come years earlier, reflecting tensions over American policy and alliance.
The article notes lime (calc) testing in urine and faces during tuberculosis or pre tuberculosis stages. It discusses Eckman’s Alterative and references various names, places, and a Pennsylvanian laboratory context. The piece reflects early 20th century medical speculation on diagnostic aids and treatment approaches.
From Portland to Portland readers praise an American entry into the European war as sentiment grows in favor of allies. Admiral Van Truppel cautions Germany to avoid a break with the United States while Americans envision rapid buildup of naval and military strength.
Fragmentary OCR shows England facing air raid anxiety with ads urging antizep as a response. The piece notes numerous adverts and indicates a nervous public ready to buy such products, amid fears of more destructive air raids and a looming large attack.
Ogden's war materials shipments surge as large orders for 46 000 cartridges to El Paso and 119 000 units to Browning Pyot lives aid George A Lowe Co. fail to meet demand. An agent says Mexicans plan ongoing warfare and US ammunition firms struggle to keep up with Europe war orders.
A sensational magazine in Ila country reports claims that Lord Nitehener supposedly led four covert missions for Waghindan forces, with alleged British army losses and secret German pressure. The piece questions public credibility, wartime secrecy, and upcoming disclosures abroad.
New York July 7 three ships sailing from this port to Havre were found to carry unexploded bombs aboard upon arrival. British loaded ships reportedly contained two bombs each, one in an automobile case and another in grain, with cylinders filled with acid and flammable chemicals. An investigation underway, officials declined to name ships.
Brussette via London reports a German order granting a year imprisonment to Belgian school teachers directors or inspectors who permit anti German actions or statements. German officials gain authority to supervise and operate schools at all times, with court martial jurisdiction over violations of this order.
A meeting of club owners in the Three Bye Baseball League is called for Tuesday at noon in Bisoraington. Du bugue yesterday surrendered its franchise to the league amid reports other cities may quit the season due to mad weather and poor attendance.
The article reports that former secretary of state Bryan declined to give an address at a mass peace meeting as part of a larger event in the American Independence Keon. It notes Irish and German supporters aligning on expulsion of arms and mentions governors Bayle of Nevada and Stuart of Virginia expected at related events. The piece references recent political intrigue and scheduling changes around keynote appearances and local gatherings.
Chicago and Glen Cove reports declare Professor Chester N Gould of the University of Chicago positively identifies Frank Holt as Erich Muenter, the Harvard instructor wanted for murders. The statement recounts Gould meeting Muenter at Cornell last November and linking his appearance, carriage, and German and English speech to Muenter, despite Holt’s denial and recent events in Mineola jail.
Bushman and Beverly Bayne appear at Alhambra tonight as Nevadans mark Nevada Day in San Francisco. The event features a pine-planting by Governor Hayle and remarks by U S district attorney William Wondburn, with former governors Jewatt M Adams and Tasker L Oddie in attendance.
Madrid reports Spain is strengthening military and naval capacity. Artillery, small arms and naval armament plants operate with daily intensity. War ministries supervise iron works and armament, while pressure on press to maintain silence grows. Submarines and coast defense mines are discussed as possibilities. Government seeks to be ready for any European conflict and to defend Spain.
Half a million pairs of NeverRip overalls and workclothes are sold yearly with no returns. Booncroft describes their rigorous selection and careful burit construction, promising a 50 unfalteringly guarantee. Local dealers stock the famous apparel.
Text cites Balearic and Canary islands as factors in peace planning. It notes Spain's leadership accepts past military and naval negligence and may prepare for future events. Claims against Portugal or Gibraltar are denied. Also mentions the eighth annual Mississippi Valley Power Boat regatta with forty visiting yachts and races from five to twenty five miles.
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