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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1915
Page
2
An Independent Newspa per published every evening except Sunday and without a club, lists subscription rates. It explains how to discontinue the Standard when a paid period ends and the process for notifying the publisher by card, letter, or person mail.
Canneries receive expanded paper boxes for the annual pack, offering strength of wooden boxes with lighter weight. A carload from the coal region carried 50,000 boxes, whereas the same number of wooden crates would need seven cars. The new boxes, lighter and transport friendly, are dispatched by parcel post, signaling a novel logistics improvement.
Residents urge Rio Grande to improve a crossing near a curve in Wisca Lane after an accident injuring two women. Trees block visibility, and no action has been taken by railroad officials or authorities despite requests from a safety patrol and local residents.
The Union of Manchester New Hampshire reports a speedy not guilty verdict in the Hateb case linked to the murder of a Mexican man near Navaha Springs Ute agency. The piece blames civilian officials for incompetence and portrays white cattlemen’s hostility to Indians as driving events.
A distorted, prophetic column argues the Kaiser's forces will seize Paris as the German and Austrian offensives gain momentum. It envisions a grim global dominance, warning the United States to prepare for postwar conquest and urging immediate mobilization and industrial effort.
The editor of the Scientific American lauds German chemists for wartime innovation. He notes new alloys and processes turn waste into ammunition and fuel, aluminum from bauxite, nitrate synthesis, and food production advances. He claims German science sustains bread and explosives, making Germany formidable in peace and war.
Premier Lloyd George praises the miners for returning to work as government mediation yields a peaceable end to the South Wales strike. Across coalfields workers resume mining at once. both sides pledge to help war effort and mitigate lost time.
Sir Telix Schuster, presiding at Union of London and Smiths Bank, voiced optimism about Britain's financial health. He warned foreign exchanges and the large adverse trade balance but cited strong reserves and deposits as evidence the nation remains a creditor. He stressed preparedness to handle postwar debt.
An early report from Camden Nod describes a fire at the dreadwaite shipyard in Lagoon on July 21. Cause unknown, with preliminary notes noting damage to ventilation systems and electrical wiring. Investigators suspect possible external interference. photos show scorched hull areas and warped Buk Heads. No injuries reported.
New York reports from industry sources predict dark colors will dominate fashion. Experts tied to the Textile Color Card Association foresee rising demand as manufacturers and buyers anticipate trends.
New York July 21 Announcement by Jacob Panken that 18 of 21,100 Amalgamated Clothing Workers members who struck last week returned to work today after an agreement with manufacturers. Wages rose 12 to 15 percent, with all others to return as soon as formalities are completed. Agreements run to November 1, 1916. Mayor Mitchell’s arbitration board helped secure the settlement.
New York July 21 shares of industrial and equipment firms active in European allied army and navy contracts traded feverishly with new records for Briplehem Steel at 200 and American Can at 814. Investment rail wage were under pressure or neglected.
Columbus July 21 report state authorities and Hardin county officers planned aid for hundreds marooned in the Hardin and Allen county marsh lands near Kenton. Food supplies were nearly exhausted. arrangements were made to remove the imperiled and send aid to others as thousands labored in onion and hemp fields with eastern Kentucky workers. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The firm Coleman and Myers at 371 234 St Ogder City Utah dissolved by mutual consent. Myers leaves. Coleman continues alone, assuming debts. July 21, 1915. WM, COL. CHAS, Mit
An advertisement for very low round trip fares to northern Utah and Idaho via Oregel Short Line and Pacific System. For full details and rates, contact the City Ticket Office at Orepheum Block, phone 2800.
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