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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
2
An editor notes the reprinting of a story from the Associated Press with emphasis on accuracy and source credit. The brief mentions republication and the use of words from the original paper.
Readers commend state highway authorities for approving improvements on the Opdem to Salt Lake route. The piece notes concrete sections exist but mud holes in wet weather and calls for timely work to prevent further deterioration and protect private toll road rights. Continuous maintenance is urged to avoid unsafe travel conditions on the busy interstate.
A fragmentary clipping discusses The Vigliantes a group of about thirty American writers contributing wartime pieces. It critiques German war aims and stresses American understanding of the conflict, urging recognition of liberty, the Red Cross, and food conservation drives. It notes leaders should have seen the signs of the times.
A speaker warns against blaming Washington policy makers as mere self serving politicians. He argues past years bore impossible achievements, urges unity for Liberty, and warns Germany could triumph if unchecked. He stresses vigilance against German influence in America and recalls Belgium’s violation as a moral trigger for resolve.
General Maurice argues the German blitz relies on concentration while Britain and Italy claim air and manpower superiority yet lack air dominance. He notes German troop concentrations near La Fere and urges American resolve, warning against excessive gloom while highlighting American industrial capacity and manpower.
The piece urges the United States to mobilize for total war against Germany and Austria-Hungary. It argues victory requires massive mobilization, allied aid, and national resolve, acknowledging the heavy duty but asserting success is possible with sustained effort. It envisions equipping eight to twenty million men to bolster battles.
A Ogden business representative claims Ogden undersells Salt Lake by attracting buyers with lower prices. He notes stores with old stock, price differences, and that agents can source goods in bulk for Ogden, while Salt Lake retailers face higher costs and market pressures.
An excerpted discussion from the New York Court Journal outlines the historic concept of angary, noting its recognition in international law for seizing neutral vessels or property for wartime transport and the accompanying compensation. It cites 19th century publicist views alongside modern authorities and obser ves military necessities and restrictions.
The article reviews historical uses of the right of angary during wars, noting seizures of neutral property by warring powers and the international responses. It cites Yannis Taylor and Count Elsner as authorities, describes instances involving Swiss Austrian and British vessels, and discusses legal justifications and boundaries within international law. It then shifts to a public notice cautioning readers about lingering coughs and promoting Foley’s medicine with a testimonial from Jos. Gillard in Nashville.
NORFOLK Neb April 4 Word reached here yesterday of Captain Isane sé commander of a signal corps unit at Little Silver N J and formerly stationed at Fort Omaha has been received by relatives here. While in Omaha Captain Post married Miss May Rosenbaum of sal vity. Typhoid Pneumonia was the cause of death.
NOSCOW April 3 Russian mine sweepers to clear mines from the Gulf of Finland and the Russian part of the Baltic Sea under the peace treaty restoration program. Harold Lockwood stars in The Land Loper at the Utah Theatre with Pauline Cowley today and tomorrow.
Dr Karl Oscar Berning who was sent from Berlin to promote the German cause in America was interned as an enemy alien at Mort Oglethorps Gatxlay. He was arrested that week and married yesterday to Miss Helen Glotz of New York City.
Washington April 4 Director General NeAden released a letter to A S Wharton president of the railway employes department of the American Federation of Labor denying protests from railroad officials against an order. He asserted railroads have not presented any protest and emphasized a new era of cooperation between labor and management. The director stressed desire to end distrust and bring workers and managers to a mutual understanding and helpfulness.
Paris reports praise for American Red Cross women and doctors aiding civilians and soldiers near the Somme. They evacuated civilians, ran soup kitchens, tended wounded on twelve hour shifts, and acted as stretcher bearers and grave diggers while shelling raged and German planes searched for targets.
The assignee of Christensen Shoe company will sell on Saturday April 6 1918 at 2434 Washington Avenue Ogden Utah at 2 p m to the highest bidder. The sale includes fixtures furniture and stock of shoes. An inventory may be obtained by calling on the sale as a legatee at room 501 David Eccles Building Ogden Utah. J M Forrista les agent of Christensen Shoe company. Dated this 6th day of April 1918.
The W. O. W. thrift stamp party invites attendees to purchase a stamp at the door and enter the hall. Gentia men pay 25 cents extra, cards start at 8:30, dancing at 9, refreshments available. The event takes place at the W. O. W. hall on Thursday, April 4.
Fragmentary notice describes a quirky scene at Kiay's kozy cottages with playful alliteration about cleanliness and a call to examine Phen, 4048 GM, Chay, amid vanitary baths and jensorable conditions.
Reports from Moscow say the Ukrainian rada of Kiev proposes peace to the Bolshevik government. A Kiev based source notes Germanys replies on Ukrainian territory give ground for talks. The rumor mentions potential concessions by the Ukrainian side and a shift from demands over Kursk and Vownash.
Advertisement notes a reward offer for the capture of a thief who broke into a photo shop, stole items, and has taunted an American soldier. It names G. W. Tripp of 25th Street and hints at community payment offers. A separate line advertises the Triangle feature Nancy Comes Home starring Myrtle Lind at the Cozy today alongside a Keystone comedy.
Red Cross delegates arrive in Rome to participate in commemorations marking the anniversary of America’s entry into the war. The oddly garbled dispatch notes official representatives from the American Red Cross arriving for a Sunday observance related to wartime entry events.
Lottie Mayer opens at the Orpheum this afternoon with six diving maidens and a chorus of acts including Johnny Singer and his dancing doss. The program features Beatrice McKenzie amb in Birdland and musical pieces by Tai Ling Sing, with roving attractions and weekly telegrams promising a diverting evening.
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