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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
2
A heated public dispute in Ogden centers on city taxes and the Standard newspaper. Citizens accuse the Examiner of misrepresenting the Blandard tax issue and vow rewards for correction or payment to charity.
The Standard is asked whether the 10 percent concession in a new 20 year power franchise really saves Ogden residents $2000 monthly or $24,000 yearly. Officials cite a 3 percent lower rate but readers demand full disclosure of motives and terms of replacing the old 30 year contract.
A contentious exchange unfolds between The Standard and The Examiner over city tax rate responsibility and tax valuation. The Examiner denies misrepresentation and promises proof, while The Standard pledges support to the Children’s Aid Society if the Examiner’s charges are proven.
A partisan dispute over gas and light franchise reductions unfolds as officials resist price relief. Critics argue the move was premeditated to appease mayoral allies while a broader public interest remains unsettled. The piece warns of concealed schemes and hints a fuller exposé will emerge later.
Fragmented remarks depict distrust toward city commissioners amid debates on franchise conveyance. Citizens challenge authorities, arguing deals delay progress and misrepresent public interests while officials defend decisions and timelines.
The Eraminer weighs two city franchise votes noting a 35 year grant under Mayor Glasmann versus a 60 year offer under Fell and Drowning. It claims the Examiner should publish full sections of each contract to show readers the differing terms and value to Oxden City and the Light Company.
The Examiner defends Mayor Glasmann citing property values rising from eight million to over fifteen million and tax levies climbing from 30 mills to 112 mills. It notes a single 12 mill levy during six years to pay a debt of over $100,000 and asks for more balanced reporting on Glasmann versus Fell administrations.
A London Observer writer argues aircraft will play a larger wartime role. He notes raids grow from 62 machines to broader operations, yet stresses a 100 or 1,000 aircraft raid is not yet feasible. The piece stresses complex organization, planning, and coordinated sections for large air campaigns.
A wartime analysis notes rapid expansion of air services, raid planning, and the expected leap in aircraft numbers and weapons. It warns of the need for larger staffs, better reporting, and accelerated development, with planes moving from auxiliary to central striking role within months.
A notice announces the Fashion Show of 1914 to be staged tomorrow at the Alhambra. Local audiences are invited to attend and view the latest styles showcased by regional designers.
A fragmentary verse piece by KE T ALLEN former district forester at Portland Oregon mocks a fool who seeks fame by violence. The stanza laments a friend’s death and notes how the fool’s boastful actions do not yield real standing.
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