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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
2
A San Diego exposition report shows a daily attendance average of about 5,600 for June. Officials note the figure indicates weaker patronage than projected and critique the fair’s ability to draw crowds relative to costs and expectations.
Fragmentary report notes German doubts about American ammunition origins and impact on French offensives. It cites claims from a German prince and German officials, plus a denial by the French ambassador in Washington that France bought no wheels or shells in the United States since the war began. It also mentions Bethlehem Steel’s role and U.S. war material shipments.
Government forecasts widespread bumper crops for July 1 leading to a strong farm income year. Banks note farming remains central as farmers plan purchases of autos and durable goods, with high prices boosting spending opportunities and economic activity nationwide.
In a discussion referencing Frank and Georgii's former executive, the governor expresses moral certainty about a murder verdict while weighing the evidence. The piece cites Butte Minar and Mullion weekly context as the debate centers on duty and justice.
A letter urges a tariff on all dyestuffs to protect and expand American dye production. It argues Republican tariff policy would shield domestic manufacturers from German competition after the war and ensure continued industrial growth and employment.
British and German lines reveal uncertain progress as June reports describe massive troop totals and stalled advances. Analysts question whether strategic gains near Lemborg can be saved and note the strain on both sides as dates and figures blur in the ongoing conflict.
The article argues Governor Slaton’s decision to commute a sentence shows courage and conscience, contrasts it with public sentiment, and recalls wartime leadership lessons from Joffre and French commanders. It reflects on moral duty, political risk, and the impact on Georgia’s standing and unity during a turbulent era.
Transcribed notes reveal a chaotic Ogden court session with Mrs Eccles testifying about Geddes while other fragments recount a social banquet for clerks led by Bangasser and attended by many, highlighting respect for the retiring chief and the new successor in the local office.
Woot Rungasaey and Batis Anasoy led a formal banquet honoring WF Dangasser and wife at the Kern city event. Attendees included dignitaries from local sponsors and community groups as hosts celebrated notable service and achievements.
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