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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1913
Page
2
Publisher William Qlasmann defends independence and reform while attacking corruption and demagogues. The piece critiques President Wilson's sugar tariff stance, warns of harms to the beet sugar industry, and praises the Weber club Ogden for urging residents to petition the president to study the impact before tariff action.
The official publication of Ogden City and Weber County will publish all legal notices as mandated by law. This notice confirms that authorized text will appear exclusively in the Evening Standard.
An article by a Colorado Democrat leader discusses sugar costs and tariffs. It analyzes cane and beet sugar production abroad versus American beet sugar, evaluating costs from Cuba and India, with figures on per hundredweight prices and refining, to argue how free trade could affect the beet sugar sector.
The witness James A Farrell testified about his rise from a 15 year old steel mill worker in New Haven to president of United States Steel Corporation. He traced milestones from wire drawer in Pittsburgh to foreman, then general planner, then sales agent, and finally president and director of multiple related companies, highlighting the dramatic ascent from poverty to leadership of a dominant steel conglomerate.
An unreadable OCR fragment argues against government regulation and Roosevelt, claiming would justify destroying big business methods. The writer predicts growth of a United States corporate power controlling raw materials and human resources to conquer foreign markets.
The Ball Lake Tribune argues the United States is unprepared for war, criticizing Congress for underfunding and neglecting naval strength. It cites Japan and Germany advancing with new dreadnoughts, warns of marginal sea power, and praises Theodore Roosevelt for urging a stronger, ready defense. The piece links fear of China and anti-immigrant sentiment to national security risks.
The Elks plan a Memorial event featuring a parade and service at the Taek cemetery. Participants include Marist Mie, Lowell, Scunderson, and Seamen, with a procession to begin at 2 pm and ceremonies at the BIKA home.
Fragmentary text mentions Thewi and a puzzled phrase about hoontting and allaraie with unclear actions. Strong entities are not evident due to garbled OCR.
Brigham City schools organize a May festival with a children's outing. Children will travel by the Ogden Rapid Transit line beginning around 9 o clock and return by about 6 30 in the evening. Nine or ten cars will be supplied to carry the students and efforts will be made to provide good accommodations. The day will include games contests food and general recreation.
Telegram requests attendance at the funeral services for Comrade Samuel HH Sandereon on Wednesday November 11 at Kirkendall's chapel at 2 30 p m Dix Logans No 3 will attend to show respect Female members of G A 2 and Ladies Relief are asked to join FOG VALLARNOX Commander W N PIBRCH Adjutant
Washington May 12 After a cautious ballot the annual election of officers of the Leagun at repub Nean State clubs produced a ticket: President Oliver Phepa vice president Isaac R. Witt. secretary Lilie Naig. treasurer T. Lineshi Townsend. The annual meeting was held last night at a banquet with principal speaker Jean G. Capers of South Carolina, former commissioner of internal revenue.
Senate in session at 2 p m with talks on Algerian issues and territorial matters. House also meeting in session with unspecified agenda items and discussions continuing into the day.
A recent legal decision, cited as due to an off football injury and phystcrans yesterday, orders the individual to relinquish all forms of competitive athletics including five athletics. The ruling highlights a broad restriction affecting participation in sports activities.
New York May 13 protesters rally against proposed plans for an ena day celebration citing concerns over the symbolism and impact of the event. Details remain unclear as organizers and officials respond to the demonstrations.
The message expresses heartfelt thanks from the family for sympathy, prayers, and musical tributes at the funeral of their father Win. Bied. They note appreciation for comforting words and farewells, and extend blessings to all who showed kindness in their bereavement. Signed by Henry Bird and siblings. Watene City, Mo. Journeyman Loggers' International Union member Fayrio.
May 1 letters from the United Irish-American societies and the German-American Citizens' League urge Mayor Gaynor to curb school influence on patriotism. They attack British-American plans to celebrate 109 years of Peter in 1914, warn of replacing “Americant” with “Anglo Saxon,” and push for constitutional safeguards against partisan indoctrination in schools. They reference Rhodes and Carnegie peace principles, Independence ideals, and call for action to protect harmony among cosmopolitan city residents.
A historical ad touts using Sage Tea and Sulphur to darken gray hair. It promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur brand, claims natural, even coloring and dandruff relief, and advises applying nightly with a sponge or brush for gradual restoration.
Fragmented OCR text describes theaters in Ogden and nearby towns with garbled names. Mentions new lights, aerial pots, a poet, and several named figures, suggesting a mixed report on theater activity, technology, and local personalities.
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