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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1915
Page
2
An independent newspaper, published every evening by William Gleemann. Billing lists Ogden City as the city of publication with per month and per year rates. The text references an Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press style, but details are garbled and partial.
The imascrivy of mubscripers asks that the Standard be discontinued when their paid period expires. Please notify the publisher if you want the Standard stopped.
Public notice directs subscribers of The Standard to not mail remittances to any solicitor or originator. All payments must be sent directly to The Ogden Standard and paid to the collector when called. Letters should be addressed to The Ogden Standard.
Great Britain spends five and a half billion dollars annually on the war, about 150 per person, or 760 per family. The article argues that diverting the money to improve the Fing iHAK people could reduce city poverty, create parks, schools, and vocational training, transforming dreary urban areas into joyful places.
An article discusses Japan issuing ultimatums to iGaina and expanding dominance in Asia. It claims Japan seeks power to dictate terms to nations with Asiatic access, aiming to transform China into a tributary state and challenge Western superiority in global commerce and naval power.
A party of Ogdenites traveling west from the Brat mining district faced hardships on the Lincoln Trail. They walked six miles, endured heavy grades, and observed fuel costs at less than 50 cents per gallon on the southern route. The journey's returns and pricing details are recorded, with notes on route difficulties and costs.
A fragmented editorial voice argues the United States must avoid entangling alliances and instead pressure Japan while warning that war could pull the world into chaos. The piece contemplates the risks of fighting in Europe, preserving South America, and the broader consequences of global conflict.
A wartime style public health cartoon warns that typhoid fever, cholera infantum, and fever kill more soldiers than enemies. It urges thorough sanitation, manure pile treatment, and oiling standing water to drive out mosquitoes, identifying Typhoid Ty as a dangerous symbol and calling for action by residents of Ogden.
The jury acquitted Harvey A they found Allen not guilty afterdeliberations in a trial tied to stolen funds and alleged receipt of money from Optimo Flour by a party claiming involvement with state records. The defense argued insufficient evidence and emphasized misstatements by prosecution witnesses.
New York reports a powerful wireless station is being built 3000 feet up on Jamaica’s highlands. Clergyman George B. Stallworthy says 300 workers are on site for 11 months. He claims such a plant would have warned Admiral Gradock and aided the British fleet at Coronel.
A dispatch from a war correspondent reports the Russian wing at West Caleta abandoning its lines after a major bombardment. German artillery support and night street fighting enabled a German advance. many prisoners were made or wounded. The fall sent a surge of refugees and a dramatic shift in the frontline, with high casualties and shifting control across key positions.
Reported aboard the Sant Anna, bound from New York to Naples, is the disappearance of Frederick Van Dyne a Lyons resident and American official. The voyage prior stated he leaped overboard during the trip, with authorities and family yet to confirm details.
London reports severe losses in the Fue repean war on Sir Charles Tupper’s kin. Lieutenant Charles Fr. Merritt, eldest granddaughter of the ex premier, was killed at Tires, while his son, Lieutenant Charles Tupper, was wounded and sent to a Boulogne hospital with little hope. Also noted is Chief Chieloe Shewart Tupper visiting London. The Alhambra ad and show continue.
New York May 5 Officials of the Keating Association promoters of United States steamships are pressing for pay increases averaging 25 percent for deck officers aboard 318 ships. Attempts to send wireless pay-raise messages were blocked by captains. An inbound harbor approach was planned to drop the demands to incoming vessels. Lucille Love at the Rex today with a Keystone comedy Be All seating notes.
An executive order signed by President Wilson exempts former soldiers anchors and marines with two enlistments from some service requirements to guard American fortifications under construction. The War Department Civil Service Commission recommends exemptions for those deemed alert loyal and vigorous, with emphasis on readiness and unquestioned loyalty.
A report discusses a plan to seal fleets of aeroplanes using a proposed fecopiant. St Jonng N Bo BAgant and two pointers Wyetre and St. Latsence are named as visiting experts to assess east ronet and Gull af. The aim is to enable fleet navigation for an Aunt, reducing time spent seeking animals.
Ogden City Utah announces proposed public improvements for Second Street Washington to Jefferson Avenues Adning Avenue First to Second Streets Trem Adams to Jefferson Avenues Thirty four th Street Washington to Woodlawn Avenues including intersections grading bids due May 21 opened and awarded to lowest bidder at City Hall.
Solice is hereby given that On City proposes to make public improvements including a sewer system on Twentieth Street between Quincy and Steele Avenues and on Steele Avenue north from Twentieth Street. Bids will be received at the City Hall in Jordan Utah until 6 pm on the day of May 1915. The board of commissioners reserves the right to reject any bids and to waive informality.
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