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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1916
Page
2
An OCR fragment from an independent newspaper notes an irregular publishing pattern, stating it appears in the evening except Sunday and mentions absence of murals or a club, with unclear names and dates remaining readable.
Mayor Heywood backs a concert on City Hall Square after police order to clear grass lounging. Aimed at beautifying grounds, the plan grows grass for public use, promising a breathing space and civic satisfaction as crowds gather for a future event.
Two leading American military writers clash over Verdun. Frank Simonds argues Verdun cannot be captured. Bleghled D. Weyer contends the Crown Prince’s advance is steady and fall of Verdun inevitable, potentially changing French and British strategic plans and influencing Paris’s defense outlook.
A magazine excerpt portrays postwar Russia as a transformed market and supplier for American industry. It notes millions of educated peasants, exposure to modern machinery, and liberated prisoners aiding infrastructure. The piece claims wartime experiences will reshape Russia’s trade and demand for American manufactured goods.
A fragment details alleged Prohibition era plotting involving Robert W Brown of Louisville and a push to sway Ogden Utah voters. It cites Brown as a key organizer for the National Brewing Association, notes his Louisville ties, and mentions a public press campaign and possible connections to commercial interests.
A seasoned political voice warns that the Republican Party risks fracture if it chooses a safety net approach over a bold Americanism and preparedness stance. The piece envisions a split with a younger, assertive faction reshaping the party's future, potentially elevating a candidate acceptable to German-Americans while preserving military readiness.
A fragmented political column critiques party duties and American unity. It ponders the Republican impact on national cohesion, citizenship obligations, and equality, praising a principled leader while noting historical missteps. A separate sports brief covers Detroit slugging past St Louis and local film listings.
A 22 round boxing program at Elite Athletic Club features four round prelims led by Thad Anderson vs Jack Hyan and Bun Boyle vs Jim Hayes. Main event pits Grant Evans of Ogden against Jack Myera of East Lake, while Jamie Jolene of Orden faces Willis Ryme of Oakland in a six round headliner that could go to a decision after their prior four round draw.
The Utah Power & Light baseball nine won both games against Garland in Garland. Saturday 6 to 4 and Sunday 7 to 6. Shipley earned 12 strikeouts and allowed no walks. Cole supported Ogden with strong defense. Green and Gleason starred for Garland. Weeaster hit a home run for Garland. Decoration Day games set for Brigham City and Garland as central county events draw large crowds.
Chicago defeated Cleveland 2 to 0 in both games of a doubleheader at Detroit. Beott and Cougibe pitched a duel, with Beott taking the loss in the first game as Chicago gained the advantage. Merian's hitting contributed eight straight, while erratic fielding aided the visitors.
Jacob Wertheim of New York, president of the Tobacco Merchants Association of the United States, urged legislators to secure a square deal for the tobacco industry at the annual convention. Several hundred delegates from thirty states, Cuba, and Puerto Rico attended sessions in Washington on May 29.
Annapolis Md May 33 Commencement work at the Naval Academy opened with a reception for the board of visitors from the Senate and House naval affairs committees. An infantry drill followed by the midshipmen regiment. Final exam results not announced but the class slated to graduate next Friday is expected to total about 190 members.
New York May 22 Norwegian American ship Hrianistian ord arrived from Bergen and called at Kirkwall. Captain reports British authorities seized 794 sacks of mail from the steamer during the port stop.
Washington May 29 Senate debate on cross and harbors bill. Commerce subcommittees board protests against shipping bill. House session examined revenue measures and wage and means committee discussed. Also noted eccentric quotes about a May queen and a June bride reflecting social chatter.
Paris May 29. A dip patch from Athens says a grave trouble broke out after the invasion of Pracedonls by Bulgarian troops who crossed the Greek frontier on May 26 and occupied Rupet Vragotin and Spatoro forts. Greek garrisons withdrew as Bulgarians claimed permission from Athens. Axis officers allegedly guided Bulgarian moves, saying central powers were granted the same privilege as the allies to occupy Salonika. Athens tension runs high as Venizelos newspaper The Herald prints a black-bordered issue with a fiery premier’s article.
A local listing promotes tomorrow's showing of Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Alhambra with no advance ticket prices. No price rise announced for this engagement.
New York on May 23 reports the death of James J. Hill, a dominant financial figure for two generations. The Market opened calm with Hill stock Great Northern and Northern Pacific trading weak but later recovering. Hill was known for quaint humor and conservative views loved by Wall Street. executives from Northern Pacific, Great Northern, and major banks planned to attend the funeral.
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