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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary report notes an outburst by Everett True in a town scene amid industrial traffic controls. Text references overseas air routes and airfield operations, hinting at imports and passenger handling, with tentative times and landing for examination.
An Times report quotes Temps noting France causes delay to prevent explosion while Wilson document publication is debated. It says Adriatic issue concerns Italy and not Germany peace terms, and the Austro-Hungarian treaty remains to be drafted. The piece argues U.S. entry is not bound by that 1915 pact.
Doug Fairbanks appears in His Picture in the Papers along with Harold Lloyd in a rival comedy from Eddie Polo Lure of the Circus Cozy, playing today and tomorrow.
British authorities outline plans to lift ban on air travel by May 2 with approved routes linking London, Ireland, and the north. Officials warn about navigation hazards and emphasize safety measures as air operations resume along key corridors.
A Hazelhurst Georgia reader reports improvement in health after ten months use of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She praises relief from weakness and pain, endorses the product, and invites others to write for personalized advice from the company.
Mexican minister said in Mexia that he expects formal instructions from Monten on Monroe Doctrine reports. He spoke as the peace conference prepares to address a league of nations issue and Mexican concerns about U S policy.
In Topeka Kansas at the annual stockholders meeting directors Kaward P Hipley Chicano Charles Steel Henry Pritch New York Howell Jones were re elected. Over 2 000 000 shares were represented largely by proxies. Treasurer Lopeland reported that the companys ordinary shares are held by more than 50 000 persons.
London report summarizes Royal Air Force size and wartime output. It notes prewar strength of 272 machines and 197 officers with 161 men, then October 1918 figures of 22,171 machines, 27,006 officers, 263,842 men. From 1916 July to armistice, Western Front operations downed many enemy aircraft and dropped bombs while firing hundreds of thousands of rounds at ground targets.
SMEAV YORK April 24 Secretary of Interior Lane was abruptly vigorona ly when he appealed to the publishers.
The speaker urges reclamation of public lands to create farmland for veterans. He cites 215 million acres suitable for productive use and proposes salaries during reclamation with a forty year purchase plan. Secretary Lane supports Americanization to ensure youth learn English.
MADRID April 24 The death is announced of the Countess of Paris mother of the Duke of Orleans of the Bourbon Orleans royal house. She was 70 and survived by two sons and two daughters. Her elder daughter is former Queen Amelia of Portugal. Before her marriage in 1864 she was Princess Ne Yella of Orleans an infanta of Spain.
Panic over rabies spreads through England's upland regions with recent country cases and two London detections. The Board of Agriculture orders dogs in London and surrounding counties to be muzzled or destroyed if not confined. Stray dogs are pursued, with mass culls reported. The note ends with an unrelated parade announcement for Paso, Texas, and an Army regiment update.
A report from wartime press circles notes a Victory loan support gathering by the Ninety first division veterans who fought at Saint Mihiel and in the Argonne and are en route to San Francisco for muster out. The American newspaper publishers association and press leaders issued a unified pro victory message. Also mentioned is a dramatic tunnel fire incident near Connaught Mountain and an Admiral receiving the Grand Cross from the Elysee Palace.
New York April 24 report that the press nationwide unanimously supports the Victory Loan. A cable message to President Wilson from union editors and publishers states enthusiastic backing of the war bond drive and calls for strong public support nationwide.
Train service halted as a gas filled tunnel caused delays in the Vancouver area. Passengers arriving today reported the incident disrupted travel on the Canadian Pacific line, with crews working to clear the obstruction and resume service.
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