Onden Standard republication rights statement
The Onden Standard and The Asociated Frees are exclusively entitled to republication of all news credited to them within this paper and to the decal news published herein.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
2
The Onden Standard and The Asociated Frees are exclusively entitled to republication of all news credited to them within this paper and to the decal news published herein.
May visitors will begin arriving in Ogden with out-of-town guests joining locals. A bureau may canvass the residence districts to arrange overflow from hotels and ensure newcomers feel welcome. The goal is to show Ogden as a developing manufacturing center and a welcoming Intermountain city.
A prominent Utah woman fell on a banana peel on a sidewalk, injuring herself and prompting questions about local ordinances against throwing fruit peels. She urged stricter enforcement after noting the lapse, while recalling a broader safety and civility issue discussed at a yearly meeting about lynching and community harm.
A Philadelphia meeting of the Religious Society of Friends plans a New York conference to condemn lynching. The statement notes many lynchings in the United States last year and calls for eradicating this crime as contrary to civilized law, urging action against mob violence.
Admiral Sims recounts a previously untold 1918 stunt in which the United States steamship Santee, camouflaged with false funnels and armed, sailed from Queenstown under Captain David C. Hanhan. Four hours after departure it was torpedoed, crew abandoning ship in a panic party with hats and a parrot aboard. The ruse aimed to lure German submarines into surface attacks, a tactic praised for its bold deception in wartime.
The Associated Press reports President Wilson released a memorandum regarding the Adriatic question. He reiterates the fourteen points as the peace basis, supports self-determination for former Austro-Hungarian lands, favors Italian gains on the Adriatic coast including Trieste and the Istrian peninsula, and emphasizes league of nations guarantees for minority rights and regional stability.
A damaged passage recalls world war strategy and naval power. It mentions land fleets, Reich Germany, troop and munition movements, and submarine detection. The speaker simulates immense forces and refers to a 1942 Goldhall era figure with vague attribution and dismissal notes.
J. J. Brummitt advertises top Liberty bond prices at 2417 Hudson Avenue offering prompt cash purchases and quick service through phone inquiries at area code 59.
Under Riverdale ward bishopric supervision work begins to beautify the grounds of Riverdale Meeting House. Concepts include an iron fence water system lawns and trees plus renovations on the bullring wall and possible tower changes south front. An arousement hall may be erected in the rear this year with construction plans not yet complete.
Rev Christian Garver, president of the Ministerial Association, states he did not officially represent the group at last night’s Teachers Association meeting. He spoke as a citizen and pastor of West Methodist Episcopal Church. Also notes concern over Liberty bonds and sale inquiry by J J Brarmitt of 2417 Hudson Avenue.
KANSAS CITY MO April 40 Opening day for the Western League in 1912 featured clubs reporting stronger personnel despite questions from last year. Opening games scheduled Hes Moines at Wichita Sioux City at Dubin St Joseph at Oklahoma City and Omaha at Tulsa. Preparations included military atmosphere decorations in several cities as 140-game schedule announced.
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