Washington Heights subdivision noted by The Standard
The Standard reports on Washington Heights in Ogden, detailing the Riverston Rowndyard ride, grading progress, street work, and Burden Creek access. It praises Washington Heights developers for improving the site, noting substantial investments and promising growth for the new Ogden City area.
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Washington Heights
Riverston Rownyard
Wartonion Heights
Ogden
Promptara
Washington Weights
Buren Creek
Zerluys
Whabington Helgata
Ogden City
Lota
Mall
Burdh Creek
Weber River
Budibesadiko
Washington Wefents
Subscribers' Notice on Discontinuing the Standard Aerie
A fragmented notice warns subscribers that the Standard Aerie may be discontinued if payment lapses. The message requests readers to notify the publisher to stop or continue service, noting penalties or delays if inactive. The unreadable OCR text reflects a plea to subscribers amid possible service stoppage concerns.
Remittances for The Standard Routed to Ogden
Subscribers are instructed to send all remittances for The Standard to The Ogden Standard. Do not mail to any solicitor or employee. Address letters exactly to The Ogden Standard and follow official recount procedures.
Vanderbilt Heroism Amid Disaster Recalled in Letter
A dated lament praises Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt for sacrificing himself to save others during a North Atlantic tragedy. The author contrasts Vanderbilt with others of wealth, arguing true character shows courage and selflessness, while Americans generally deplore abandoning women and children to peril.
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Vanderbilts
Astors
Snoba
Titania
Lustinia
Digastera
Astor
North Atlantic
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Axtar
Cacin
Whooping cough cases rise in local amusements crowd
Local health officials warn that whooping cough spreads in crowded amusements as parents bring coughing children. Officials urge vaccination and hygiene measures amid rising infant infections.
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Menagen
United States Should Be Firm
A Denver Lost editorial urges resolve and quick action to defend national honor and innocent American lives. It condemns appeasement and calls for immediate diplomatic strength, warning that weakness invites barbarous danger and threaten peace of all.
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United States
United States of America
Diplomatic Breaks Threaten US Aid Plans in Belgium
The article warns that severing ties with Germany would force the United States to withdraw aid to roughly 0.0 million people in Belgian war zones. German power could expel these representatives at any moment, altering American wartime diplomacy and relief reach.
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Germany
Bolan
Proarnt
Hn American Commission
Belgium
Eufferance
United States
Notice to Contractors for Sidewalk Improvements in Ogden City
Notice to contractors inviting sealed bids for sidewalk district improvements on Second Street, Adams Avenue, West Street, and Thirty-fourth Street in Ogden City. Bids due May 4, 1916, to the City Engineer. plans and specifications available for inspection. board to approve lowest responsible bid. Signed by City Treasurer Florence O. Spangler.
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Oxon City
Second Street
Washington
Jefferson
Fay
Ogden
Utell
Anil
al Whiel Tie
Com. Thigstomern
Cominel
Oldderk
Plana
Ear City
Wales
Wen Moun
Ogden City
Liab
Uns
Che
Florench Oo
City
Trevorden
Ries Nitlign Jon
Ata
Fragmented World War Rhetoric From Obscure Dispatch
A garbled report discusses bellicose powers threatening to mistreat prisoners and promises humane care during a campaign. It mentions a military alliance, prisoner treatment, and concern over harsh reprisals, with references to neutral countries and wartime policy.
Roosevelt and Wilson Duel Over War Foreboding
Fragmented OCR article riffs on Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, praising Roosevelt's readiness for war as deterrence and criticizing Wilson for edging toward conflict. It cites naval show of strength, peace prize debates, and admonitions on American resolve, with tangled references to Morocca, Liatania, and California.
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Roosevelt
Praslditt
Mr. Wilson
Ma Mroness
Hing Jin
California
Nooseel
Vonsinetne
Copmany
Léraune
World War I Horror Exhibition Sparks Uproar at Home
The era's fear and anger rise as readers confront a stained display of savagery tied to Germany. The piece questions American restraint, calls for accountability, and ponders the public mood in the wake of escalating conflict.
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Dax
Alontyeak
Germany
Walt
Rights of neutrals in wartime under international law
The Chicago Herald argues neutrals retain rights even when merchant ships sail under enemy flags. It cites 1907 Hague provisions and the Thrasher case to refute total loss of neutrality rights when neutrals board foreign vessels. The piece critiques German actions eroding neutral protections and urges adherence to established international law.
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Chicago Herald
Srewa
Thrasher
Htefe
The Lusitania Sinking and War Atrocities Debate
A long, polemical discussion condemns the sinking of the Lusitania and allied war crimes. It argues such acts violate humanity, threaten innocent lives, and erode national honor. The piece decries unrestricted submarine warfare and calls for restraint despite wartime pressures.
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Povatello Tribune
Lusitania
Walla
Sitlon
Help Wanted Tomorrow at the Alhambra
An advertisement notes a show for mothers and brothers at the Alhambra tomorrow. The brief listing calls for help wanted and highlights the event as a community entertainment opportunity.
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Alhambra
Market rally lifts shares amid Lusitania fears fade
New York May 1 stocks opened higher with gains across rail and steel issues as investors cooled to Lusitania fears. United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel led modest advances while Western Electric and Canadian Pacific posted solid upticks amid broader market relief. Grain and wheat futures showed strength on supply concerns and export prospects, reflecting mixed but improving sentiment after early volatility.
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New York
Lusitania
Alter
United States Steel
RY Ice
Weettighouse
Chicago
Vilente
Nicdmville
SeTiors
Moris
Chicago and South Omaha Livestock Market Summary May 11
Chicago hog market shows unsettled prices with mixed demand as buyers hold back. Cattle and calves in South Omaha offer solid demand but varied quality, while sheep and lambs trend higher on receipts of about 1860. Hog take includes ranges from 7.25 to 7.39 in native steers. western and Texas cattle noted with varied prices.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Neb
Hongy
Atoll
Texas
Japan drafting a new treaty with China in progress
Tokyo May WW 1043 reports the Japanese foreign office drafting a treaty with China based on proposed provisions. It notes tension over Manchuria and Kiado-Chow, with public interest in the accord and calls for calm as negotiations proceed.
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Tokio
Tapanese Foreign Office
China
Kiado-Chow
Cini
Tiesia
Manchuria
Japan
British Efforts to Recover Bodies Amid Turkish Ambiguity
British officials press the Admiralty through the American consul to speed up the search and recovery of bodies from the recent incident. They seek clarity on the situation and insist on effective cooperation to locate missing individuals, with diplomatic channels coordinating in Washington and London.
Brazilian foreign minister Dr Miller visits Uruguay tour highlights
Montevideo May 11 Freeident irl hosted a reception for Dr Laura Moller Brazilian foreign minister touring Uruguay Chile and Argentina. Diplomats attended a gala banquet and theatre performance capped the visit with distinguished guests and a formal reception.
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Montevideo
Freeidentirl
Laura Moller
Uruguay
Chile
Argentina
Muni Ners
Las Mayor
Miller
Mexicans in fight with U S guard near Bouaufilas
Alping Lex May U two Mexicans of a band of twelve smugglers were killed and others wounded today in a running fight with United States river guard Texas Rangers fifty miles below Bouaufilas in Brewster county. Nearly 100 stolen cattle are recovered. Warrants issued for a dozen men and several arrests made as part of the smuggling case.
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Alping
Lex
United States River Guard
Texas Rangers
Bouaufilas
Brewster County
Connentiat
Five Thousand Fry Planted In Ogden River
District Fish and Game Commissioner A H Moyés announced 5000 trout fry released into the Ogden River just above the dam. The fry range an inch or more, and are expected to thrive with proper care. Plans call for additional fry distributions in the Ogden River before the season ends.
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Ogden River
Atrenina Wat
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