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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1919
Page
2
Introducing Omaha to Ogden boosters tale of growth
Ogden editorial urges welcoming Omaha boosters arriving in Ogden to share notes on growth. It compares Ogden to Omaha's 30 year rise, cites packing plants grain elevators and livestock yards, and argues Ogden could become a top livestock market and source of wealth within five years with energetic leadership and cross-city collaboration.
Lloyd George Is Our Respect For A Statesman
The Standard voices support for Lloyd George amid clashes with Lord Northcliffe. It praises his wartime leadership, restraint in demanding reparation, and calls him sane, balanced, and a true statesman facing demagogic press pressures.
Second Day of the Victory Loan Pace Notes Appeal
The second day of the Victory Loan shows slower subscription but optimism. A Wall Street banker notes the new Victory Bond is attractive at 3.5 years with a higher 3.6 percent rate and partial exemption features. He says the loan will boost financial stability, relieve banks, and spur business as investors support government borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Derma
Joan
Bankine
Bright Business Outlook Cited by Financial Writer
A renowned financial writer forecasts a bright business outlook with robust agricultural profits and high wheat prices. He notes a $2.26 government wheat price, signaling a billion-dollar subsidy, strong cotton and wool demand, and stabilization in commodity markets amid an anticipated real estate revival.
War Orders and Trade Revival Amid Global Turbulence
A toppage report notes temporary pressures from de pression and a sweeping recovery in petroleum products driven by a vast COMA PION In Dron. Prospects brighten as foreign trade resumes with South America and the Orient, while Britain expands its wartime maritime strength. A ship shortage lingers, with ships scarce for one to two years, as American shipowners increase activity and freight rates rise on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dron
South Anerica
Orient
Great Britainia
America
Senator Smoot rebuts league vote stance in Weber banquet
In an Ogden Standard letter Henry A Wise Wood denounces ratification of the League of Nations as dangerous, arguing the revised Paris covenant remains intolerable and risks American sovereignty. He cites fear of internationalism and Asia-Pacific entanglements as reasons to oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Smoot
Weber Club
League of Nations
Smoot
Henry Ua
Wise Wood
Bhrange
Giller
Sell Liberty Bonds Call Brummitt at Hudson Avenue
Call on J. J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson avenue if you want to sell your Liberty bonds. Phone 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Vedrines Killed in Landing Accident near Paris
Julius Vedrines the famed French aviator died in a landing accident near Paris on April 22. He was flying low when his engine faltered, the aircraft swung toward the wind, and the plane crashed into a alfalfa field. Vedrines and his mechanic Guillain were killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Julius Vedrines
Soring
Jie
Jir
Aialfalfa
I Vedrines
Guillain
Liberty bonds buyer Brammitt sets top prices in town
J. J. Brammitt of 2417 Hudson Avenue pays the highest prices for Liberty bonds at the local classified Aga sale. He is described as a prominent buyer and continues daily purchases from the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brammitt
Hudson Avenue
Communists Meet Complete Overthrow In Lindau
Reports from Lindau at Lake Constance say Bavarian front lines defeated the Communist government set up there. The Vienna dispatch notes failed attempts to seize control, arrests of Hungarian agitators, and warnings of potential food shortages and further conflicts as French and Russian troops advance in Transylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herne
Lindau
Lake Constance
Vienna
Suboday
Associated Preas
Commie
Edward Steiner
Red Guard
WU Mey
Anatria
President of steel firm predicts U S disaster
In Portland a shipyard official warned that shipbuilding will shrink dramatically, with 30,000 to 19,000 workers losing jobs. He cited canceled government contracts and autocratic rules blocking foreign deals as key causes. The collapse would hit West Coast ports and ripple nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partland
Ore
Joseph Thewes
Northwest Broel
Portland
M. Howls
Tiowlys
Lloyd George to Receive Irish Committee From U S
Paris April 21 The British prime minister Lloyd George agreed to receive former Illinois Governor Edward M Immane former War Labor Board chairman Frank P Walsh and Michael J Ryan of Philadelphia chosen by Irish societies in the United States to appeal to the year’s conference on Ireland It is expected they will raise the question of a reception for the Irish delegates to Paris. Jump Death Chicago April 2 Frederick A Drew of Ontario Canada died in hospital after delirium from pneumonia His wife was present as the nurse left to fetch aid An inquest will be set tomorrow Attention Girls Why look for a new job all the time In a few weeks you can learn a Trade that will employ you permanently year round short hours safe factory conditions and WE PAY YOU WHILE YOU LEARN Apply John Scowcroft Sons Co Manufacturing Department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Lloyd George
Lord Northcliffe
England
Hearst
United States
Northcliffe
Great Britain
Welsh Statesman
Paris
Associated Press
J—David Lloyd Genree
Edward WV. Immnne
Ilinois
Frank P. Walsh
National War Labor Board
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Ireland
Cloyd Cnorge
Drew
Ontario
Sitte Seaan
Internationl Tiarvester Company
John Scowcroft & Sons Co
Mfg
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