11 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
1
A fragment urges citizens to refrain from violent thoughts and to build the public square through charity and peaceful settlement of all differences. It emphasizes moral restraint and constructive action over aggression or coercion. The passage reflects a cautious, reformist stance pleasing to reformers and civic leaders.
PAHIG April 10. Senator Henry Cheron argues for total legal and moral reparations after the war. He claims Germany must pay damages, pensions, and the broader costs of the conflict, and urges guarantees against repeating the crime, including moral accountability for ex-emperor William. President Wilson’s frontier policies are cited as a precedent to enforce.
A public appeal from three Mexican archbishops in exile urges patience and unity between the United States and Mexico. They condemn foreign interference and violence, calling for calm as both nations pursue mutual peace and cooperation. The message, issued from the Mexican embassy, stresses Christian charity and shared destiny, despite tensions and hostile rhetoric.
Brooklyn woman recalls a year of misery from displacement and weakness with headaches and pains. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and improving health after trying the herbal medicine.
A fragmented local call to civic clean up urges residents to clear back yards and vacant lots, plant flowers, and encourage neighbors to participate. The garbled text mentions Pensacola-like aims and neighborhood involvement to beautify the city through shared effort.
IAR I reports April 10 that Hoover’s relief effort, channeled through the Supreme Presidental council, seeks finance, shipping, and food to deliver thousands of tons of aid to Austria. Observers note budget totals and logistics face political and regional hurdles amid the old empire’s fragile transit and transport conditions.
Fragmented report claims Armenian population faces threats amid appeals to Allies for swift intervention. Notable mentions of major powers and urgent relief efforts cited without full details.
Two German merchant ships left Brest carrying about 6,000 officers and men of the American expeditionary forces. The Graf Wallersee and Kaiserin Augusta Victoria were due in New York around April 30, with Patricia and other ships to follow. The fleet plans alterations to boost troop carrying capacity before arriving at American ports.
In Salt Lake City on April 2, Stohl testified under cross examination before Judge W. H. Hraniel in the West Cache Sugar Company case against J A Hendrickson and Stohl. He claimed Hendrickson inflated secrecy about contracts with Lynach Cannon engineering and sought to move the plan to Cache Valley, asserting Hendrickson cut out contract pages and failed to keep his word on bidding the location to the highest bidder. He admitted to interlineations in Featherstone contracts and discussed letter evidence about the Kateh plant option, while Featherstone testified to discovery of interlineations and Stohl’s attempt to squeeze Featherstone out of the enterprise.
A letter from A Hendrickson confirms a 4000 acre Cache valley sugar beet contract plan for a West Cedhu Auret company with a Utah factory near Trenton and stock subscriptions up to 200000 dollars. The letter notes cooperation with Knight Sugar of Raymond Canada and outlines voting rights for local residents in funding the project as part of a broader business move amid court actions and church governance disputes involving Christian Science church trustees and a publishing concern.
In Dalton Apt a series of charges accuse Christian set sweep publishing safety trustees of disloyalty and mismanagement. John V. Dithernine, a defendant, seeks to restrain circulation of a daily paper the Christian Seleney Moistor during a courtroom filing. Co-defendants Gitter and Knott are named, with St Victoir appointed to fill one seat.
Salt Lake April 1 The highways on which work will be done include The Tngham Rewoogant Highland drive and related routes. County commissioners and the allas ory board, chaired by J. G. Goodriel, met at the Commercial club and reached a decision to pursue hard surface road construction with the exact surface to be determined.
Portland dispatch says Mrs. Hiy Belle Ulmer of San Francisco, a University of Pennsylvania and Cornell graduate, was released after police said she was not abducted by Tokio Khatow, a Japanese man. Ulmer denied abduction and blamed her family for opposing the planned Vancouver marriage to Khatow.
At a session in Tampa on April 10, the Fed state federation of Tabor adopted a resolution demanding the removal of Postmaster General as a result of alleged bias against telegraph and test workers and refusal to engage with U S organizations.
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