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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1918
Page
2
The Independent Newspaper states it is published every evening except Sunday and disclaims republication rights for Associated Press material and other edited content. It notes exclusive use for local news and outlines its reproduction restrictions.
President Wilson rejects further peace overtures from Central Powers until opponents offer a convincing justice program. He reiterates in a reply to Bishop Thomas and others that lasting peace requires clear terms, condemning premature negotiations and stressing unwavering resolve in wartime policy.
Governor Bamberger travels through the middle states delivering speeches aimed at building support for his policies. The outspoken Utah leader seeks to rally interest and backing during the tour while addressing state issues and national concerns.
In a Belleville address dated March 27, the governor urged the German element to back the national loan and defend democracy. He recalled 1848 Germany’s brief liberty, contrasted it with today’s autocracy, and praised American opportunity, urging citizens to aid the government and support troops. He highlighted patriotism, citizenship, and the nation’s first claim on resources.
A German immigrant in The Standard exchange criticizes Prussian governance and the Kaiser, recounting his father’s anti aristocracy stance and his own belief in freedom. He argues Americans should resist dynastic rule and reject the Reinstitution of medieval feudalism, warning that a German victory could darken civilization.
The article notes that stopping the German advance is not enough as Hindenburg could renew a thrust once rebuilt. Allies hope for a counterattack before German forces dig in. If Hindenburg survives punitive reports, a second major push from Enguine, Montdidier, and Moreau could be attempted, with German losses estimated up to 600,000. A French flank move toward Noyon could force serious German scrutiny since the Marne.
The Dutch protest against Allied seizing ships, as German actions erode Dutch neutrality. The piece argues Holland has long endured abuses by Germany, notes Dutch sailors killed by U boars, and discusses the tension between neutrality and taking sides in the war effort. It critiques American actions as an invasion of Dutch rights under international law.
Mrs. Anna Emmett Browning widow of Jonathan Browning and mother of several prominent Ogden figures died at her home in Ogden at 83. Born in England in 1830 she joined the Mormon church, traveled by handcart to Salt Lake in 1856, and raised a large family including J. B. Browning and Mayor T. Samuel Browning. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at the Second Ward Meeting House with viewing 10 am to 1 pm at 537 Twenty seventh Street.
Mrs June W Clark and Mrs John W Hyslop host a silver tea at the Rectory church of the Good Shepherd 327 Twenty third Street tomorrow afternoon from provclock till all parish women invited. Also notes 4916 500 Club meeting at Mrs J Furniss 555 Seven leanth Street Thursday evening at 8 o'clock and Knights Easter Monday dance with attendees listed.
Mrs Heatmark assists Mrs Peart Wright as the club’s past medley is set for April 16 with Mrs Hinchcliffe at 2881 Adams agenua as host.
Washington April 2 Mis merger plans aim to unify express firms under a single new corporation. The railroad administration and company representatives discuss operating as a unit and profit sharing. An announcement is expected within a week.
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country. For years it was opposed as incurable, doctors prescribed local remedies that failed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional remedy taken internally and acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. One hundred dollars reward for any case it fails to cure. Send for testimonials.
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