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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
2
The Standard shows William Glesmann as publisher of an independent evening daily published except Sundays. It notes circulation audit bureau membership and Associated Press affiliation. Subscription terms list Ogden City rates per month and year, with outside Ogden higher rates and a Saturday issue option.
The London Observer reports on the stable aeroplane's virtues including pilot freedom and reconnaissance advantages while a U S editorial warns German Americans to prioritize American rights. It cites a canvass of 208 German American papers, suggesting most would back Wilson, and urges unity beyond party politics amid international tensions.
The publisher explains that subscriptions continue until the paid period expires and urges subscribers to notify by letter, in person, or through the mail carrier to discontinue. It notes the paper will not be sent beyond paid time and requests prompt notice to avoid unwanted renewal.
The Fatherland, a German American weekly, expresses strong political sentiment and opposition to the U S administration. The piece notes the vice presidency’s stance against Germany and signals a broader German American political posture in current events.
A fragment notes a nation at war preparing to answer charges over breaches of war rules amid ongoing conflict. The wording implies official scrutiny and a formal explanation process before action or judgment. Details on parties or dates are not provided.
Editorial notes Britain’s wartime awakening to organization, praising Lloyd George speeches on mobilizing industry and national effort. It compares to France’s mobilization, warns against slow progress, and urges sweeping aside convention. Mentions Manchester audience and Kitchener’s army, with a brief reference to Woman and Wine at Alhambra.
Blair, Pinkerton detective, filed a claim with the city board for the $1000 reward for the conviction of the Gerenlackmailer. Blair says Joseph Henry Martin, now at the state penitentiary, was connected with David Edwards in the plot. He seeks $12,167.50 in interest and costs. auditor ordered to issue warrant. Park City prepares for Independence Day with street parade and afternoon sports, including a big baseball game against a Salt Lake Glorks team.
Desperate fighting on Monday yields major Russian gains near Lemberg and Dneister. Official statements report 800 to 3,500 prisoners captured, including a general, with advances near Rawa Ruska, Nijife, and near the Bukowina border. Cossacks pursue retreating Austrians. a large enemy transport was seized and burned. The Carpet From Bagdad at Ogden for 5c and 10c.
A public utilities reassessment totals $978 007 for the past year with county sensors adding broader figures. The Utah state board of equalization adjusts property values by county, listing sums for Box Elder Carbon Grand Sevier Sanpete and others. A final grand total of $927,000 plus is cited, with the paper noting a statewide valuation rise and referencing an Ogden feature about a carpet from Bagdad.
A wartime dispatch notes Germany’s stance on neutral rights as shipping lanes face threats. The report cites Baltic and North Sea routes with references to Norwegian ports and allied naval activity.
A garbled OCR fragment promotes fresh beef pork nut ton and Mountain Brand hams as tea pure wholesome and disease free urging readers to insist on Tram for June Bride offerings.
The Paris report notes the German government intends to issue instructions to warship commanders to safeguard neutral shipping, reflecting lessons learned about avoiding mistakes. The piece also mentions topics on The Paris gay life, a column on Woman and Wine, and a reference to Alhambra tonight.
New York June 23. Gunboat Smith and Young Weinert agreed to a ten round heavyweight bout at bets field on July 1. Smith previously won a referee decision over Jess Willard in a twenty round bout. Weinert scored a popular decision over Jim Coffey in Philadelphia. Freddie Welsh agreed to meet Charley White for ten rounds here on July 3. Also notes Miss Freda Ramsey of the Chicago Little Theatre died in Santa Barbara California after a fall from a horse injuries.
A terse exchange frames a dispute over a $40,000 stock on the market. One party vows to recover the sum, even by fairground or family pressure, in a melodramatic confrontation.
World markets opened with Canadian Pacific sliding to 47 in a low since 1908 while foreign liquidation weighed on stocks. Leading issues like Motors and Washington area names showed mixed moves as sugar cotton and grain prices fluctuated at midday. notable gains and losses were reported across sectors with several commodities reflecting unsettled mood.
Trading opened with mixed moves in Chicago grain and livestock. Cattle and hog bids softened while corn rose modestly on weak crops and Argentine offers, with commission houses largely selling.
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