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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
2
The notice explains how subscribers must notify the publisher or their mail carrier to discontinue the Standard. It warns the paper will not be stopped until payment expires and urges prompt contact to avoid continued delivery. The message notes differing subscriber reactions and stresses proper notice via card or address changes.
A Kansas City era article warns motorists against shifting auto travel from the Overland Trail to a southern route via the Great Salt Lake. It argues Salt Lake boosters push the Gevert line to keep traffic away from Ogden and Salt Lake, asserting local cooperation is needed to protect the Intermountain highway and travel impressions.
A fragment discusses risks along a highway near Lake Feutt de Balt, warning that injuries could offset benefits of the route. It urges travelers and regional officials to guard critical districts and oppose selfish obstruction by developers aimed at diverting traffic from the route.
The piece argues the Supreme Court ruling on U.S. Steel will push two paths: allow large corporations with regulation or return to purely individual effort. It warns against letting money and influence dominate society while praising efficiency and stability from big enterprise. It stresses national character and warns a nation can lose its soul as well as its son.
The article extols the gasoline engine as key to flight and the automobile. It notes a 1910s Indianapolis speed trial reaching 90 miles per hour for hours, compares Roman chariot races to modern feats, and cites Mercedes records of 1100 miles in 6 hours 7 minutes 65.5 seconds with an average speed of 99.84 mph, reflecting rapid progress in automotive engineering compared with just four years earlier in 1911.
The account recalls a racing field of ten, noting an American entrant and a diplomat’s view on war motives. It contrasts greed and conquest with calls for unity, arguing Belgium and Serbia suffer most from belligerents’ ambitions while urging resolve against pursuit of territory and power.
A U S A export outlook argues goods must be genuine and trustworthy not fake beacons of foreign deception. It criticizes fake branch banks and flashy reports, says real progress comes from honest merchants and fair dealing, citing Collier’s view that true export trade rests on integrity and quality.
Nashington June 1 President's son today reappointed for a four year term Ellisworth P Berthall serves as captain commandant of the United Whites coast guard Read the Classified Ads Read the Classified Ads
New York July 13 George von J Meyer former secretary of the navy told a Putte and Preparation conference that the American navy is deteriorating and urged an obligatory comprehensive national defense plan. He cited shortages of battleships cruisers submarines and trained men, warned ships lie idle without crews, and called for a national council of defense a general staff and a naval reserve of 10 000 experienced men. He Faulted Congress and the public for not supporting reforms and warned readiness is essential to deter war.
Broadway star headline presents three part feature The Lure of the Mamm on stage at Rex with two comedies tonight and tomorrow. Open 6 PM.
The 188th Princeton University commencement honored distinguished figures. Colonel George W. Geethale, Thomas A. Edison, and Myrone T. Herrick received honorary degrees as diplomas went to 27 percent of the senior class, one of Princeton’s largest graduations. Degrees awarded included 176 Bachelor of Arts, 112 Bachelor of Letters, 1? Bachelor of Science, and 22 civil engineers. Doctor of Laws went to Goethis and Herrick, and Edison earned Doctor of Science. Franz Kneisel received the Doctor of Magic for leading the Kneisel Quartet.
Rome reports limited activity on the Tyral Tren frontier with Italian forces repelling night assaults on Montinnin after daylong artillery fire from Platz and Wiese. Bombardments near Corte Lim and Cortegol valley damaged enemy works while Alpinist raids yielded prisoners and loot. Russian attempts to break Monlaicone forest were repelled. many captives were from regiments opposing Serbia.
Kington reports that Oryan plans a three part review of the war situation. The first part will outline the current state, the second will discuss war aid and rationing, and the final section will propose methods to restore COMMAOUE paneer. The series aims for a balanced, nonpartisan presentation across installments.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a May event involving a cruiser near the By Province Persia with an Epil dian, mentioning Mr and Mrs Brvai and a transfer to Mignil. The readable parts are unclear, but reference a naval incident or movement in Trans-Caucasia region.
A report indicates Japan plans changes to its educational structure with a focus on separating education from religion. Officials note the US model as a reference while clarifying no intent to remove religious instruction entirely.
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