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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
2
A fragmentary pledge from The Standard asserts unwavering support for progress reform and opposition to corruption and demagogues. It proclaims steadfast independence, vows to expose privilege, and hints at imperial duties and foreign policy debates linked to Cuba and Huerta.
Regionwide wealth surge noted as potato and beet yields rise and fruit orchards post strong returns. Idaho and Webav county, along with distant northern districts, expect profits from crops and increased money flow to wholesalers and bakeries in Ogden and the mountain country.
A long, mangled critique discusses foreign intervention and the Mexican situation, citing the Monroe Doctrine and Wilson era debates. It contrasts U.S. editorial postures with Standpat presses and notes reactions to Spain’s former rule over Cuba and the idea of external influence.
Chicago's juvenile defender shortage prompts a call for a speaking advocate to protect youths facing the court. The Chicago Juvenile Protective Association cites cases of false accusations and unjust punishment, urging an official defender to ensure fair hearings amid reforms and funding debates.
Trade rumors swirl around Bresnahan as Brooklyn eyes a potential deal. Vague reports mention Mireago and other players, with confusion over names and teams. The chatter notes possible maneuvers by a Brooklyn manager and interest from multiple parties, but details remain uncertain.
News reports in Germany reveal the L-2 Count Zeppelin’s latest giant airship was blown up, adding to a string of seven Zeppelins destroyed by fire, explosion or wreck. The failures undermine reliance on airships for naval warfare.
The Wall Street market faced a bear mood amid delays in any sustained advance. Weak steel trading and lower prices dragged down the day while sugar and cotton prospects, Mexico tensions, and New Haven dividends weighed, leaving the market mostly flat with small recoveries late.
A volatile wheat market showed opening declines followed by brief rallies as receipts rose and demand remained uneven. Sharp, uncertain moves were reported across futures and spot prices with signs of poor quality grading and widening price differentials amid variable offers from U S markets.
Incoming receipts show cattle and sheep at South Omaha with higher markets for calves, yearlings, and cows. Chicago livestock reports Hogs strong. cattle and sheep receipts mix, with Native and Western cattle and calves commanding varied but rising bids across multiple grades.
The San Francisco exposition site near the heart of a residential district is rapidly taking shape. Underground work is near complete with drainage and water systems progressing, while the vast exhibit palaces and concessions rise. Lumber, railways, and road works expand. 32 steamers move materials to the site as construction nears readiness.
San Francisco October 4 director of works Hartis Th. Gonnick announced that all of the exposition’s marina exhibit palaces will be completed months before February 20 1915 and some earlier. The plan follows a year-old promise to finish nine months before opening day. Building contracts include bonuses for timely completion as extensive preparatory work continues and work proceeds without delays.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Hatterson and others discussing currency bills with unclear amounts and intent. The text lacks concrete events, dates, or identifiable subjects to form a proper news item.
Denver, Calo Oct 28 The Rocky Mountain News long published by Thomas M Pattison has been sold to John A Shafter of Chicago for 750000. Shafter also buys the Denver Times which will publish from the Rocky Mountain News plant. Henry K Carbery and Kent Shaffer will run the papers. An old farm tale about a mule and a doctor ends with a 16 cent medicine scam line.
A fragment shows a chairman and a pilot on a platform arguing over order as audience interruptions persist. A voice from the back urges not to be discouraged, though the scene remains chaotic and unclear.
Weber County Utah October 23 1913 city records certify the Ogden City primary election held October 21 1913 that a complete tabulation of district votes was publicly opened canvassed and recorded by Geo A Seaman City Recorder with seal affixed.
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