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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
2
Publisher William Glasmann states the paper is an independent evening daily except Sundays. Subscription prices listed include daily and weekly rates in Ogden City and outlying areas, with separate schedules for city and outside subscriptions and a Saturday issue option.
The notice explains how subscribers may discontinue the Standard after payment period ends and asks readers to notify the publisher by card letter or mail if they want to stop or continue delivery. It notes the paper will not be sent beyond paid terms and urges timely communication to avoid unwanted issues.
The author argues Germany has sobered after the latest U S note and that the tense mood has shifted toward a practical view of losing friendship with the world’s greatest neutral power. The piece warns the situation is serious beyond military aims and should be examined carefully by aides.
The grand jury investigates whether affidavits claiming the Lusitania carried four guns on its last New York departure amount to a conspiracy to defraud the United States. The panel is authorized to pursue the evidence. many may be implicated, though not necessarily among high officials.
A German tied to a Hamburg American line inquiry confesses perjury and several service heads are implicated. Others to be summoned. Accused admit to treasonable acts and face punishment. Gustav Stahl cited. The piece discusses loyalty, national allegiance and the harm of aiding Germany through fraudulent affidavits.
A fragment discusses gender humor, marital respect, and the impact of a husband’s authority on home atmosphere. It notes how a wife lacking humor can erode spousal affection, while a respectful, lighthearted home sustains love, contrasting clean humor with blasphemous digs that dampen affection.
A July article by Mary Heaton Vorse, quoted here, argues that men in private life become tedious lecturers at home while charming in public. It contends a wife should humor her husband, accept his impulse to instruct, and suppress flashes of ambition for flippancy.
Vic Vianno reports Captain von Muecke, formerly of the German cruiser Emden, says a German victory in the Dar Danelles and the capture of Constantinople are impossible. He claims submarines could cut Allied supply routes to Gallipoli, forcing surrender, and notes damage to British ships may force withdrawal. Von Muecke arrived in Vienna, having led the Damascus voyage after the Emden was sunk.
The Lyceum opens with two parts The Black Box and The Yellow Streak then The Tragedy of Bear Man in two parts followed by a Joker comedy. This schedule offers a mix of dramatic and lighthearted entertainment for today.
Washington reports state investigators and Customs officials probing the absence of Lieutenants Brauer and other Pring Witel Friederich crew aboard the ship at Newport News. Commander admits Brauer left the vessel soon after arrival as authorities conjecture other officers may have departed with him.
Remains arrive in Ogden this morning for funeral services set at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the Larkin & Lone chapel with Bishop Wm. Button presiding. Visitation tonight and tomorrow prior to interment at Tabernacle City Cemetery. War and world news, Keystone comedy, and The Lure of The Mask shown in Ogden this evening.
Paris reports the government may acquire the historic Chamberd chateau estate in the Tire valley and convert it into a military alms house for disabled soldiers, similar to the Invalids. The chamber has sequestered the property, held by Austrian subjects linked to the Duke of Parma and the Duke of Bardi.
Butte Montana June 11 The plant of the Butte Socialist weekly newspaper was wrecked by a dynamite explosion early this morning. Police said giant powder fumes were smelled at the scene and the rear gallery was blown loose, hurling debris into machines. The front of the two story building was blown into the street and the upper floor used as a rooming house was damaged but no one was hurt. An investigation is in progress.
A Keystone and Pathe newsreel titled The Lure of The Mask premieres at The Ogden Theater. Film promises dramatic intrigue and visual spectacle as it screens for local audiences with standard machine viewings and theater admission details.
Athens bulletin describes the king's condition with temperature 98.8, pulse 102, respiration 17, and abundant but poor quality matter. A Reuters dispatch notes slight increase in albu men.
A film program at the Rex features The Exploits of Elaine in two parts and Sweedie Goes to College in the roar of a comedy, plus The Senator's Brother in three parts and Lola, the Rat with Maurice Costello. The venue opens at 6 PM.
Death notices list Roger on and Caldwell families with service times in Layton and nearby towns. Funeral details mention Roger son, Rees, and others, with services at various homes and churches, including Layton and Oeden City areas, and a memorial at a local cemetery.
The International Peace Unreal sent letters to the foreign ministers of Argentina Brazil and Chile expressing deep gratification at the signing of peace treaties among the three nations. The letters declare the South American governments a model of goodwill uprightness love of justice and respect for the world.
Muddled dispatches from Amsterdam and Malden report a German airship loss over Belgium with British confirmation lacking. Swiss and Paris offices note May postal movements for prisoners of war, while a Dutch trawler Vetty was blown up off Dogger Bank with crew casualties.
Fifteen harness horses, including Be G. U.O. driven by S. S. Bailey, contest the 2:17 pace on the fifth day of the Panama Pacific meet in San Francisco. Contention DB, with a 0:28 1-4 quarter on the expostcat track, and Hedgewand Paten en debuting for Lon McDonald, are among fast rivals with a $2,900 purse. The Proof driven by A. Spencer and Laramie Lad by Lon McDonald are also featured starters.
McDonald expected to furnish a close contest in the 2 18 course of 2000 dollars. Five other horses were to start in this race. Nine horses were to start in the 2 15 Driving Club pace, Burss is valued at 1006 dollars.
See Harold Lockwood in The Lure of The Mask at The Ogden tonight. Ticket prices are 5c and 10c.
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