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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
5
In Lincoln Nebraska Bryan denounces war promoting papers and urges restraint. He praises farmers for living close to nature and faith, warns against wartime doctrines, and says Americans won’t back a policy pulling the US into conflict with Germany. A reception followed.
Governor Alexander informed Attorney General Potoraga that former state insurance commissioner W. Von Vadkenburg is shown to be short, with books in the Idaho Insurance Department missing 9699.66 owed to the state. The case, based on an audit by Charles B. Folsom, follows Vadkenburg's acquittal after a lengthy Abidlete court trial. The state will pursue part of the sum via this action.
In a salon of the National Speech Arts association, promoters discussed elocution and methods. Speakers, including John Rares and George Williams, urged better mastery of speech craft and praised restraint in public address.
Report describes a Greek liner incident in Ball Lake City where a man named Der prilyer and associates tried to trick members of a group, claiming a large sum of $7,000 and offering a watery bottle as a trap. A box later revealed only paper, exposing the ruse and resulting in no pay. The case involved Creole individuals and a scheme tied to travel to Elko Nevada.
London reports from Rome state Montenegrin forces occupied Boutari Albanit and show no intent to withdraw from Scutari. Andre Mato vites, former Montenegrin prime minister, said Scutari remains contested as Balkan powers and international forces adjust the line of control after a long siege and shifting declarations.
Fragmented OCR text shows disjointed phrases about creatures, places, and events. It mentions cats, coral imagery, a river setting, and a series of unclear names and actions, all jumbled without coherent narrative or context.
The State Department reported limited alien information from consular officers in Vera Cruz amid Mexico tensions. Central Carranza forces mass near the capital. a swift assault within days is feared. Navy to dispatch a ship to Moody area to assess American citizen welfare and report on conditions.
A party of automobilists was held up near the cement works in Parleys canyon by men with a sawed-off shotgun. David Riley and three young women were relieved of $180 and a diamond ring. The travelers fled to Salt Lake City for a ride home to Salt Lake. The vehicle belonged to other campers at the camp.
Initial returns show Provo and Cache County staying dry while Farmington and Marysvale switch to wet. Beav er County towns including Milford and Smithfield remain dry. Gunnison narrowly split with a 162 to 163 vote. Frisco Newhouse Milford and others vote wet or dry as noted amid local option liquor elections.
A garbled report describes bond sales in New York City with figures like 412 per read tons and mentions tens of millions in value. It references The Fifty year poems and various disjointed names, places, and actions, but the core detail remains unclear due to broken OCR.
The record notes large long term issues and serials with bids totaling 216. It cites 1913 city bonds at 12 percent averaging 100.15, a 1907 40 million issue at 4 12 percent, and a 59.1 million offering at 4 percent averaging 104. Since 195 bonds issued have generally sold at 4 to 4 1/2 percent.
The Southern Pacific Company proposed reduced refrigeration charges on California fruit and vegetables to the eastern and midwestern markets, potentially saving shippers over 100000 annually. With Interstate Commerce Commission approval, rates drop from 7.40 to 5.00 for fruits and 7.01 to 2.59 for vegetables, affecting about 40000 carloads and enabling fresher shipments at better prices.
Two persons were injured in a runaway incident near Liberty Park Salt Lake City. The 64 year old man, Bodwell Street resident, and a second passenger sustained burns and other injuries. They were treated at the scene and later transported to a local hospital for observation and care.
Celebration committees are appointed to organize the upcoming Talependones day events. Names include General committee chair Ps Wide, James Wynne, Hinks Selson, JAW Midonitd, MP Bids, and others. A meeting was held at the town hall with messages conveyed and committees confirmed for Panald, Hoy Thillings, and related observers.
Higobloom et al sue to test constitutional validity of the indeterminate sentence law. Habeas proceedings were filed in district court yesterday on behalf of Sheldon v. Muzart and against Arthur Pratt, ward of the prison, in Salt Lake City.
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