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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text describes a newspaper subscription notice with references to Audit Bureau of Circulation and terms of subscription. Mentions Saturday issue and a publisher named Wilim Glaampna with unclear details.
A damaged notice warns subscribers that the Standard paper will discontinue service due to a payment issue. It instructs customers to adjust mail delivery and contact the carrier, noting a likely end of publication and asking readers to watch for further official notices.
Postal subscribers are urged to mail payments directly to The Ogden Standard. Do not send funds via gallants or agents. Always pay the collector when he calls and obtain official receipts. address all matters to The Ogden Standard.
Global reaction mounts after the Lupitdaia horror as Benndinagian nations Iran Holland and Germany neighbors condemn the crime. Across press and nations the incident sparks denunciations and sharp censure with calls for accountability amid wartime tensions.
Incomplete text shows patrons asking about capacity limits of an entity named Tonton and mentions terms brutal or exerssas, but core facts are missing and unreadable.
A fragment from a 19th century paper quotes strong condemnations of the Lut ship sinking as premeditated murder and piracy. It notes U S law officers and the president united against destroying noncombatant merchant ships without warning. Germany is accused of breaking established wartime principles.
A cautious mood grips the United States amid talk of entering the European war as President Wilson has prepared a diplomatic note for dispatch. The looming prospect of conflict weighs on policy and public sentiment.
The neckwear section will feature open-neck effects and complete summer styles from plain linen collars to hand embroidered chiffon voile sets. It showcases black and white lace novelties and oriental lace fichus at moderate costs for fresh, smart appearance.
A German statement warns against American provocation and war drift. It asserts the German people accept dignity and restraint but warns that a single hostile act could provoke a decisive response from the United States, potentially leading to conflict if a clash becomes unavoidable.
A state board of health bulletin urges Utah cities to emulate clean town contests, improve manure management and waste disposal, and enforce sanitation in schools and dairies. Emphasizes covered manure, public collection, proper privy construction, and zero tolerance for filth to curb pests and disease. Emonting dangers from sanitation gaps, it calls for trench burial of waste and vigilant enforcement.
The Boston Post condemns Germany for the sinking of the Lusitania, calling it the worst crime against civilization and humanity. It denounces the act as deliberate slaughter of innocents, accusing Germany of violating international law and provoking U.S. entry into the war.
The Syracuse May 12 report portrays Republican leader in the state senate Syraoge N Brown testifying that Theodore Roosevelt led the party from 1908 to 1919 and discussing party splits over a U.S. senator race. Brown described talks with Barnes and Murphy about a “free hand” selection and possible alignment with Democrats. Witnesses recounted discussions on independence and party loyalty amid tensions with Tamany Hall and Baldwin era politics.
Lucille Love is headlining at the Rex tonight with a show at 6 pm in Adyar. The fragment hints at political faction names within the Hepebljcen party but the readable text centers on a performance by Lucille Love at the Rex in Adyar and a 6 pm start time.
May 12 Washington report on a commission revealing widespread use of gunmen by both strikers and employers. Indictments returned by the New York county grand jury after propaganda of gang leaders like Dopey Benny. Commissioner's statements suggest gunmen are tied to broader crime trends and the era's labor conflicts.
Professor Henry R. Seager of Columbia University urged a permanent industrial commission to harmonize capital and labor in the face of proposed federal control of all industrial organizations. He argued that the nation moves toward employing a balance solution.
New York reports show since May 2 many vessels bound for Britain and Europe have left American and Canadian ports, navigating through the German submarine danger zone. Only three are American the passenger ships Pilgrimaiola St Paul and Ruby. others include Transylvania Espagne Carpathia Montreal Niagara and Niagara bound for Liverpool Bordeaux New York.
New York on May 12 Frank Pugin 28 a tailor was arrested by detectives in connection with the zipper murders a series of attacks including a 14 year old girl in her hallway and a 4 year old boy and girl. He was held without bail for further examination as fear spread to towns and cities and schools were dismissed for the day.
The family of Tamedin dsal m and kin thank all who assisted during their loss. They appreciate comforting words floral offerings and singing. May God bless each who showed kindness in their hour of trouble. Cenyon Road family notice.
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