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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1919
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription in advance terms for Ogden City and outside Ogden, with daily and Saturday issue options. It mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press news credits and republication rights.
Ogden plans a multi day Golden Spike celebration to honor the fifty year progress since the railroad boom. Railroads have raised funds to stage pageantry visualizing early days and current growth. May 10 will showcase both old era builders of the Central Pacific and Union Pacific and modern progress.
Obituary honors Fred J Kiesel of Ogden as a founder and statesman who shaped Utah policy and industry. The Standard recounts his European studies, love of liberty, and broad influence in irrigation, livestock, and new industries. Kiesel’s death marks the loss of a practical dreamer who bridged Ogden’s growth with western expansion.
Fragmented text argues about Williamson H Taft and a proposed league of nations and world court. It critiques multilingual delegates, urges avoiding wedges between nations, and discusses potential peace enforcement and treaty issues amid US restraint and Senate approval considerations.
The text explains how disputes are to be resolved by arbitration or mediation within the league framework. It describes executive council mediation, reporting of recommendations, and the option for delegating settlement duties. It discusses the consequences of compliance or defiance, including potential embargoes and military measures, and clarifies the non binding nature of certain recommendations while outlining penalties for covenant violations.
The Varsity Ave Players perform Edward Sheldon's The Nigger at the Orpheum in Ogden with Miss Edythe Barlow and Moroni Olsen leading. Directed by Mauda May Babcock of the University of Utah, the Salt Lake reviews praise the cast and production.
County voters face renewed consideration of a proposed bond issue as heavy taxpayers allege biased campaigning and misrepresented figures. Officials investigate claims that supporters tampered with votes while opponents seek a clear chance to vote informed on the bond's merits.
Discussion on dividing the Ninth ward into two church wards with a Sunday meeting at the meeting house. Apostle David O. McKay and Weber stake high council members expected to attend.
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