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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1919
Page
1
Schilling Tea is presented as the best value, costing less per cup than any other tea. It argues that much of the price goes to transporting tea from plant to cup, so choosing Schilling delivers better quality for a lower price rather than settling for ordinary tea.
COST OF LIVING IN CANADA T5 STILL SOARING appears in a pasted European dispatch noting German propaganda and postwar attitudes. The piece details reactions within the Mexican German colony to Versailles peace terms, with mentions of Pan German and a twelve commandments catechism, plus quotes about revenge and reconstruction debates. A London dateline reports an Irish police barracks attack near East Clare with sustained gunfire.
Berlin reports reveal the former German emperor sought immediate armistice in October 1918. The White Book shows he pressed for a separate peace while insisting on terms to end the war. Officials debated presenting the appeal to the United States as policy.
New York reports a British freighter Clan Gor of 3600 tons capsized about 149 miles off Cape Hatteras on Wednesday afternoon with four crew lost. The ship carrying case oil and wax was en route from New York to Kingston when a passenger on the Atangares spotted it listing before it overturned rapidly in heavy seas. Survivors from the Clan Gor included a few crew members rescued by lifeboats as the vessel sank, while officials and owners’ representatives prepared to investigate the disaster.
Cah Aug 3 investigators tied a revenge motive to an attack on former U S attorney general Lawler in Los Angeles Wilshire district. A firebomb damaged the brick frame residence injuring Lawler and wife and a nursery nurse. Police, city and federal authorities sought suspects and planned joint action to trap the perpetrators.
The speaker weighs a league for peace against a treaty, arguing the league reflects idealism and restraint while the treaty embodies coercion and punishment. He cautions the two paths cannot fully co exist and suggests limiting such a covenant to major nations and colonies if possible.
A strong earthquake rocked the Pacific Fleet about 29 miles off the Mexican coast near the Shire of Collta. No ships reported damage as crews rushed to stations and security procedures were enacted aboard the New Mexico and other vessels.
Amsterdam dispatch reports W A Appleton, secretary of Britain's General Federation of Trade Unions, elected president of the International Trade Union Federation. Samuel Gompers proposed him. Leon Jouhauz named first vice president. Allocation plan grants one to nine votes per country by membership, with details on thresholds and exceptions.
Fragments describe heavy wind and possible naval activity near battle ships. Vague references to litera and reverberation suggest atmospheric or maritime disturbance. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible.
A Nashua teen recalls severe monthly pains that forced frequent school breaks. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and urges other girls to consider it, noting safety and narcotic-free ingredients.
Washington August 3 plan to sell surplus subsistence from the War Department via parcels post. Auctions will offer canned meats vegetables and corn products to municipalities and the public, with price baselines set by the department. Large quantities of corned beef roast beef hash and bacon slated, with delivery costs borne by buyers from designated storage points. Prices touted as lower than commercial markets and in excellent quality.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a shopmen strike expanding across railroads after a call by union leaders. The piece cites M. L. president involvement and mentions events in Washington and Cleveland as the movement gains momentum.
Brussels reports say Belgian officials discuss with American bankers a need for more favorable credit terms. Representatives from Guaranty Trust, National City Bank, AIC, and Bosign Banking joined U S consul general Morgen to address high interest and exchange rate issues harming Belgian exports to the United States and pushing Belgians toward Germany for cheaper credits.
The executive board of the railway workers union, with a 26 000 member base, has decided to strike tomorrow. Secretary Saunders and President Hawver warn that rail traffic and related industries could be crippled within a day or two as shopmen in Chicago Gary and other northern centers begin to join. Additional joining shops include Memphis Central, Chicago Kuukaken, Peoria, St. Louis, Jacksonville, Indianapolis, Chicago East and West Chicago areas. Major lines such as Chicago and Western Indiana and Fange routes are expected to walk out at 10 9, 2 1 per cent tomorrow, with Indianapolis close to a general strike Tuesday.
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