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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1918
Page
6
A fragmented note discusses business prospects amid wartime demand, noting advertisers’ resilience, the Curtis Publishing Company release, and expectations of sustained factory production. It highlights trade channels, government support, and the need to align with labor-led incomes to fuel postwar recovery.
Big Bill Hart stars in The Sagebrush Country alongside Pearl White and Antonio Morenai in The House of Hate. Broncho Billy appears in a Western drama while a Big V comedy screens. Also shows ATO You HRanomialhe ON toldeea and Chen't Enos sections.
Preceding a semiannual conference in Salt Lake City, numerous reunions of Mormon missionary societies are planned. The schedule lists events across wards in Salt Lake and nearby areas on Friday and Saturday with times and venues including temples, halls, and ward chapels.
A garbled report claims a fire at the Beautiful Noyon Cathedral with references to Berlin and late medieval architecture. The text mixes speculative lines about the cathedral’s origin, 14th century design, and bogus imports from other cities, with unclear claims about ongoing damage and reconstruction.
A British aviation bulletin states Monday night over France squadrons dropped many tons of bombs on railway stations and enemy targets behind lines. It reports seventeen or more bomb tonnage, trains, billets and transports hit with several enemy planes destroyed or driven down. Our aircraft remained active with some losses reported and all missions returning.
Prof Hoveach MS Digna of the University of Utah spoke at Ogden High School about language education and its value for public schools. He stressed that children must grasp the meaning of problems and express ideas in scientific terms, warning that neglecting this leads to failures and sloth in learning. The talk referenced a college president’s remark on officer training camp exam failures and highlighted Commissioner Claxton’s warning about millions of people lacking basic comprehension.
Trotsky asserts enemies crushed as the country’s disorganization hampers power. reports from Moscow cite shortages and political pressure. The statement signals ongoing internal strife and a push to consolidate control amid turmoil.
Incoherent OCR fragment references Jess Willard starting training with unclear partners and locations. It mentions Colonel Jo Millon, Fred Rulon, and a plan to begin SNE training, with scattered phrases about Chicago and Denver, but the text is corrupted and details are not fully discernible.
The University Club Players present Rolling Stones with near perfect rehearsal progress. The cast, led by director S. Eke Pardue and Clarence Wright, shows strong line moments and planned use of the factory set. The plot centers on a risky theft scheme as rivals seek the coveted business prize.
President Wilson approves a two year plan to aid children during the war. He urges providing education, labor protections, and welfare programs to reduce preventable child deaths and support soldiers at the front. Secretary Wilton forwards the letter to Montia Jathroop, head of the children's welfare committee.
Kansas City Mo April 3 Labor conditions show signs of normalcy after a general walkout by unison workers in sympathy with refinery employees ends. Streetcars rail shops theaters laundries and many other industries halt operations with several injuries and arrests reported while unions and employers face a fragile peace under mayoral guidance and promised ratification.
A fragmented item mentions a secretary or official in relation to America and a committee. The text references prize slips, dates, and possible procedural notes. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates administrative activity and revisions in a formal context.
A Raw, fragmentary dispatch from New York notes German socialists pushing for peace amid wartime strain. It references Pepoy’s adonl Fuelauss and deputies, prison sentences for strike activists, and claims that working class anger fuels revolutionary sentiment while authorities seek order.
A garbled report describes a school event where the crowd reacts to songs including Kathleen Navourneen, with the squire and attendees discussing music and aspirations. The dialogue hints at cultural humor and playful banter among local figures.
The article discusses changes in attitude among socialists, Danes, Pelesc and others toward central powers, endorsing President Wilson’s general peace principles rather than special terms. It asserts France will not tolerate peace assertions outside its belligerent position and emphasizes allied unity.
Count Czernin said Austria Hungary would not seek a separation from Vienna and Her im, preferring closer economic ties with Serbia. He doubted President Wilson aims to sever Vienna from Vienna and the Entente doubted Clemenceau signaled a peace move. Washington officials believed the current European situation would not weaken the Allies or alter the war’s course.
The contest shows Lenroot with 17,494 votes to Davies 15,678 and Lenroot 4 for Lenroot. Mayor Daniel W. Bain polled strong in Milwaukee. Milwaukee and Milwaukee County oversubscribed war quotas, with official figures showing substantial local support and no labor difficulties as the war mobilizes.
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