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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
2
A member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation prepared a report for the Associated Press outlining circulation verification findings. The document highlights trends, audit methods, and implications for publisher credibility.
The notice explains how subscribers may discontinue the Standard once their paid period ends. It instructs recipients to notify the publisher by card or letter if they wish to stop, and warns that continuing to receive issues after stopping may upset the publisher.
Subscribing readers are urged to mail all payments directly to The Ogden Standard. Do not send remittances to solicitors or employees. Verify collectors, request official receipts, and address all payments to The Ogden Standard.
A German pledge to spare neutral ships is questioned as the American steamer Nebraskan, flying the U S flag and on a homeward voyage, is torpedoed. The incident fuels debate over assurances and potential Kaiser's reply to President Wilson.
The broad remarks discuss ships at sea and supply lengths, taunting Germany over torpedo actions against American vessels and urging the United States to wake from a peace dream. It argues a nation failing to protect neutral rights earns ridicule and must reassert respect by active naval policy.
The Union of Manchester NH cheers Syracuse verdict as a victory for open, clean politics and for Roosevelt. Editors abroad hail the ruling as a rebuke to star chamber practices and a step toward reform in Republican councils and leadership. The case eliminates Barnes and Joenter from influence and aids Mooag uel’s legacy in party politics.
A strong vaudeville program opens tomorrow at the Orpheum featuring Apather vet headlining after starring in eastern theatres, with acts including W. V. Mazart and Athlynpe Bradford. The bill promises comic sketches like A Legitimate Holdup, plus musical comedy, acrobats, and a duo act. The run continues through Thursday to Saturday with noon and evening shows.
The text discusses opposition to discredited political control methods, calling them the invisible government. It notes farewell to Barnesiy’s political factor with intense satisfaction after eliminating Harnesism, and argues that war is a necessary antecedent to a complete reunification within the Republican party of its former strong elements.
A. G. Vanieux, an American, in Singapore during the World Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, fears a coming world catastrophe. He describes a mutiny in northwest India, killings of Europeans, and soldiers patrolling Singapore streets. He notes warlike conditions in India, ships evacuating women, and four ringleaders executed. The observer ties the unrest to biblical prophecies of the last days.
Come early to the Alhambra for a screening tonight featuring The Moth and the Flame with doors opening ahead of showtime. Attendees should arrive early to secure good seating and enjoy pre-show prompts.
The Society Child Culture Club raised two hundred dollars to seed a public school swimming pool fund in Ogden. Members hosted a charity party and performances by Myre A N Vampire and Mrs L Brophene. The group plans to resume meetings in September while other society notices mark upcoming gatherings and visits across town.
The text notes a plan to return north for the summer with sons Eumund and Francis. It also reports excellent conditions of the sheep interests and lists entertainment items including "Lucille Love" 12th episode and a Keystone Comedy, Rex theater showing today for five cents at a late hour, plus "A Child of God" and The Ogden.
Gasel C Mullbroott is listed with West Weber Clinton Piper and Uintah Evelyn Keyes. Theodore Keyes Wilson Irene Walker are named alongside Horace Ver mune Maud Davis Araminta Bing ham Htta Hunter and Verna Laughlin in a grouped notice detailing names and affiliations.
County teachers announce 127 eighth graders promoted to high school with a commencement program at Ogden Tabernacle next Saturday at 11 a.m. State Superintendent Br. Gowans will speak, with county board president Strats ford and Superintendent Pederson also addressing the crowd. The ceremony will feature music and certificates of promotion, following a nearly all-satisfactory year and few failures.
The Ogden presents A Child of God and Bray Cartoon Comedy with a new Keystone program signaling the final showings tonight. Movie lineups include European war pictures and comedic shorts, with tickets at 5c and 10c.
World markets show further heaviness in war commodities with Airbrake shares down and rail issues leading losses. Canadian Pacific plunges 11 2 points while Union Pacific and Reading retreat. South Omaha hog and cattle prices rise modestly amid mixed wholesale demand. corn gains countered wheat weakness as weather shifts. An unrelated note describes traditional Chinese blacksmith tools and travel methods.
Chicago grain notes show a bearish start with wheat aided slightly by early buying. Reports from Kansas show delays, while Liverpool damage signals temper optimism for Britain. The market opened up modestly before retreating as war hopes influence prices.
Miss Rahinothe Loe of Teving ton Virginia has been named chief sponsor for the Sons of Confederate Veterans annual reunion. The appointment honors prominent Virginians including former fisheries commissioner and a niece of General Stephen of the South Cavalry, tying regional figures to the event.
A six reel feature titled Smashing the Vice Trust exposes white slave traffic. Last showing tonight at the Lyceum theater with 5c admission. Prominent note mentions CHINESE EARLIEST LOCKSMITHS and references to Chinese Jocks as among the earliest known to many, though text is incomplete.
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