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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
2
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The yesterday ruling acquitting United States Steel of monopoly and restraint of trade spurred a buoyant stock open with transactions up to four points higher amid heavy activity. The court also cleared Tennessee Coal and Iron from federal charges, leaving readers puzzled by legal argument and the impact of such cases on ordinary readers.
President Wilson will dispatch the note to Berlin after reviewing all evidence. The United States asserts Lusitania carried no war munitions and informs Germany there is no ground for its stance. Public anxiety rises over potential diplomatic rupture and the impact on affairs at the Berlin embassy.
The article reports a major Austro-German victory near Przemyśl in Galicia, widening a push toward Lemberg. It questions Allied cooperation with Russia and Britain's and France's capacity to counter the eastern onslaught while Germany presses on with a broad offensive plan.
In the June American Review of Reviews commentary, England’s contraband rulings and seizure of neutral ships are criticized as violations of international law. The piece urges the United States to press Britain to halt delays and to support Germany against submarine warfare, urging decisive state department action.
An afternoon event for children titled A treat for the kiddies runs at The Ogden from 2 p m to 11 p m. The program promises child friendly activities and an hour of fairyland entertainment designed to delight youngsters and families.
The Peaceful Valley comedy, once staged by Edward B. Kidder and Sol Smith Muswell, brings T. Earl Pardoe in the lead with Ella O Neil and a strong local cast. The show features humor and serious parts and runs at the Or Whew theatre with matinee for out of town patrons. Afternoon seats 50c 75c 10c. evening 1 2 and 50. Tickets available from solicitors and at the On nhians theatre.
A cluttered note reports a candy matinee for children and mentions heavy rains damaging crops in the East. It notes Joseph Cher retiring in St Paul Minnesota and references weather impacting farming, late planting, and replanting efforts across Nebraska and nearby areas. The item ends with a local entertainment note about a play titled Rumpelstiltskin at The Ogden.
United States Department of Labor reposts details for Oklahoma harvest. 16,000 to 18,000 workers needed this season with wages from 2 to 3 dollars daily plus board. Preference stated for English speaking white men. non English speakers urged to inquire via Oklahoma labor commissioner. Travelers pay own costs. harvest begins in early June across southern, northern, and northwestern Oklahoma with reporting offices in Wichita Falls Clinton Frederick Enid Carmen Alva Woodward. Contact C I Green at 212 Post Office Building St Louis for details. services are free.
The Orpheum presents Tom Moore and Stasia in The Dream Girl with a witty act and wardrobe changes. Sadie Sherman impresses with singing and impersonations while Johnson and Dean entertain as a stylish colored duo. Shirley the saxophonist charms with classical and ragtime blends. Von Cello performs novel singing and a sharp curtain act. Conke and Robert close with lively dancing and tumbling before a film.
Alice Brady and Holbrook Blinn star in a film at the Alhambra theater today with promotion for the show.
The report highlights a strong United States Steel common as stock trading resumes after a government antitrust case. It notes heavy Oklahoma rains lifting wheat prices despite early declines, with forecasts of big yields. Wheat, corn, and hogs show mixed moves as demand steadies, with claims of rising lamb prices and tight cattle supply in Chicago and Omaha markets.
The notice promotes a very low round trip excursion from June 19 to North Oregon Short Line. It mentions departures to Northern Utah and Idaho points with additional July August and September dates. For rates and details contact City Ticket Office Orpheum Block or call 2000 Advertisement.
Advertises the film The Boss showing at the Alhambra today. Holbrook Blinn and Alice Brary star in a 5 and 9 cent admission outing.
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