Onden Standard Publication Notice
The Onden Standard states Adit Barend leads circulation and associated staff. The Associated Press grants exclusive republication rights for credited material and the news published in this paper.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1919
Page
2
The Onden Standard states Adit Barend leads circulation and associated staff. The Associated Press grants exclusive republication rights for credited material and the news published in this paper.
The Standard calls attention to numerous mysterious fires in Ogden and urges an investigation. It warns that if the police fail, merchants and city organizations should assist to stop the incendiarism. Repeated conferences and organized effort are advised to guard against losses and improve prevention.
The article argues Major General Sir Frederick Mawice overstated Foch's mastery of the 1918 counterattack, noting American forces largely drove the breakthrough. It cites German collapse tied to equipment losses, rising Allied reserves, and Allied air superiority, while Hindenburg warns of grim strategic choices as war fatigue grows.
Fragmentary wartime verse ends with a call to turn down the light from a poem or tribute. It references Hindenburg, Roosevelt, and a field marshal voice, with faded lines about perils of war and a plea for moral yield. The text closes with the location Ogden Utah.
A Liverpool dispatch describes two nights of rioting with shop looting and break-ins along docks. Soldiers protected property while crowds drank beer in the streets, and authorities blamed agitators within labor unions for the unrest fueling attacks across the city.
Gompers urges labor unity at a gathering in Amsterdam on Friday August 4 as he condemns imperialist and wartime policies. He warns against premature strikes while calling for equal rights for women and the abolition of voluntary services. German delegates clash over responsibility for the war and the freight of union support. Read the Classified Ads.
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