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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1915

Page

3

Owners of Examiner Should Speak

The Standard notes that Fred J. Kiesel and Gua Becker, owners of the Morning Examiner, should publicly disavow the libel and dissociate from the paper’s alleged conspiracy. It argues it would be gradual but proper for owners to repudiate character-assassins and condemn the Examiner’s course.

Standard Fred J. Kiesel Gua Becker Morning Examiner Examiner Kiesel Mr. Frecker

Anantas Outcl*asbed by Examiner's Falsehoods

A letter attacks the Ogien Examiner for numerous alleged fabrications. It claims the paper faked interviews with Captain Halantski and M L Jones, misrepresented delegates, and lied about Thomas Lever and Geo J Kelly, accusing the publisher of slander and urging readers to reject Feil and Browning.

Ananias Dibla Ogien E. T. Halantski M. L. Jones Atu Tha’ Ghert Thomas Lever Alice Records Geo. J. Kelly Hoventh Examiner Slandend Corporation Ananian Sheet Feil Browning

What became of the waterworks money in Ogden

The editor questions the fate of seventy thousand dollars drawn from the waterworks fund and claims by a "Nonpartisan Campaign Committee" for Mayor A. G. Fell. The piece accuses the mayor of shifting blame, notes tax increases, and cites a December 1914 city report showing rising general indebtedness. It challenges signatures on the campaign address and seeks clarity on interest payments and debt service.

A. G. Fell Iris Browning Flygate Eccles Kiesed Reed Ogden Waterworks Fund City Hell General Fund Lie City Recorder City of Ogden City

Miles L Jones for City Commissioner Candidate Statement

Miles L Jones outlines his qualifications and pledges to serve without special interest influence. He commits to reducing expenses to a minimum, granting fair franchises with citizen care, and improving efficiency across departments, aiming to improve the city’s moral and material standing. He emphasizes independence from political affiliations to focus on local interests.

Ogden City funds questioned over missing waterworks money

A reader complains that about $70 468.59 shown as loaned from the waterworks department to the general fund is unaccounted for in city records. The letter cites the Third Annual Report of 1914 and asks why the general fund does not reflect the loan, and how the money disappeared from city finances. It urges transparency from city officials and auditor statements.

Waterworks Department Fuod Ogden City Board of Commissioners Utah Ogden Watersparks Department Frank J. Nendershot Tam Apapartisan van Palgu

Ogden Police Record Burnings Probed by City Committee

Utah era amid Ogden uproar as a city committee probes claims that police books and arrest records from 1911 were burned by higher ups. report notes missing 1913 scraps and urges serious inquiry rather than trivialities, stressing need to confirm criminal wrongdoing or clear the administration.

Salt Lake Tribune Inie Alba Haasmann Fel Saim Browning Ogden Standard Sven Sera Ayer

Ogden Water Work Politics and Fell Browning Critique

A reader denounces Fell Browning and the Examiner in Ogden city politics. He rails against alleged city hall manipulation by big interests, calls for new blood in city government, and questions the administration’s progress and handling of records. He supports Mr Wonder and criticizes the rumor mill around missing records and investigations.

Feitor Standart Isaac Wonder Standard Nebraska Fell Ogden Jarvis and Conklin Mr. Wonder Bia Examiner Aluna Hex Vetera of City of Fell Hay Browning Lanfayers Light Slioan The Light Trust Audi x Editorium Examiner and Monopoly Mr. Vater Finn EL Venge

Suburban Track Action Highlights Weekend Card

The Suburban race event headlines a busy circuit with a big track card at Oracle on Sunday and Monday. Details focus on featured races, venue schedule, and key participants across the weekend program.

Pice Ture Oracle

Taxed Ogden City Faces Call to Vote Off City Board

A historic letter accuses city officials of tax increases and wasteful spending. It contends the 12.1 mill rate on fifteen million dollars in assessed value harms homeowners. The piece blames Fell Browning and others for salaries, contracts, and neglect of paving and waterworks, urging voters to remove the incumbents.

Iazee Browning Daxea Saa Ogden Fell Auto Company Atreeta Treasury Vanderbilt

Ogden artesian wells spark city water dispute

Mayor Fell cites experts claiming artesian wells yield water worth a million dollars while critics allege the wells dry up Ogden canyon springs and threaten Weber county irrigation. Lawsuits loom as engineers debate whether the city wells drain Ogden river sources and the council weighs sinking more wells near Ogden canyon.

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Mayor Fell’s water policy sparks farmer concerns in Weber County

Locals question the value and handling of artesian water claims in Weber County. Critics allege Mayor Fell diverted funds from water works and treasury, prompting mistrust over a planned artesian well and pipeline project. Tax hikes and city finances are noted, with calls for accountability in water pricing and municipal decisions.

City finances and public works standards stated

The notice emphasizes orderly handling of city finances and payments only by sound business methods. It also calls for efficiency in every department, careful municipal improvements under just conditions, and bans on leakage or extravagance in public work and advertisements.

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