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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1919
Page
4
Lansing directs embassy to seek Mexico City action to locate and punish the bandits who robbed American citizen George N Meldonald near Tampico on July 15. Details unclear. An official dispatch from the State Department confirms Lawrence L. Shiiley of Nevada was released by rebels and is now at Aguas Calientes.
A special train will bring children teachers and parents from Reishi to Glenwood area events including baseball gates and dances. The article notes organized labor during wartime and calls for facing the situation squarely with direct action and discussion.
Fragmentary ad style text promises easy conquest of tobacco habit. Mentions banks and salaries in odd phrasing and nonsensical lines, with possible plea for help or instruction. Indicates a dated, warped ad segment lacking clear facts or names.
Fragmentary OCR shows Representative Sims asking what Missouri thinks of capital demands in framing a general railroad policy. A committee member warns against surrender to capital and urges staying firm for the common good as the public debate continues.
Claim claims Freezone removes hard or soft corns and calluses with a few cents per application. Encourages using fingers for quick relief, noting instant painless results and safety without harm. Promotes availability at drug stores with simple usage steps.
A boy steps into an ash pile causing a foot burn during a farmyard mishap. The accident scene involves local workers and a farm setting near Pasadena with references to Red Cross activities and a forthcoming major day event.
In a sharp Senate speech Indiana Republican Senator Watson denounces Japan's 1898 to 1908 gains in Shantung as a forced, illegal grab. He argues U S policy aided by Wilson and allies enabled Japan to seize Manchuria and Korea, and warns that pressing China and withdrawing from the issue risks forcing American troops into China to defend Western interests.
Elder Josephson returns from a forty month mission in Holland with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He recalls heavy fighting and hardships, notes Holland’s improving conditions, and expresses relief at returning home. He describes air raids and near proximity to battle, and says he is glad to be home again.
Washington Aug 6. Demands rise for 450000 railway clerks freight handlers express agents and station employees plus wives to see living costs fall after talks between Director General Hines and J J Forrester head of the Brotherhood. Similar demands from other unions also precede a general vote on a 23 percent wage increase and the possibility of a nationwide strike by 504000 shopmen. Unauthorized strikes by chapmen were also noted as workers expected to return.
Thackersay of Dembay India visits the Ogden Portland Cement plant north of the city with his wife and servants. He toured the entire premises on Sunday after being urged by the designer of the plant met in Japan. The visitor, an East Indian cement manufacturer, is impressed by Ogden's extensive war bed facilities and aims to study U.S. cement production.
The Rabbin adjutant in Naritan New Jersey reports multiple deaths after a magazine explosion. Fire and debris hinder the search as rescuers continue pulling bodies from the wreckage through the night.
J. J. Brummitt invites sellers to offer Liberty bonds at the highest prices. Contact at 2417 Hudson Avenue or by phone 59.
The indictment accuses a Monroe County Tennessee county constable of killing two men in the line of duty. The shooting is alleged to have happened in Cherokee County Noell Caralini.
Stewart brothers filed with the state public utilities commission to operate a stage from Ogden to Coalville via Weber canyon passing communities in Weber Morgan and Summit counties. An August bulletin cites wheat and flour production and grain receipts figures from New York and the United States Grain Corporation for the finch winter period, noting changes from 1918.
Washington August 5 Seven hundred fifty six American soldiers killed in action were victims of gas according to the war department. The average age of all the men killed was 28 years. The total missing in action on July 31 was not specified in available text.
An apprehension request from North Carolina Governor for the extradition of Horace Witt of Randburg California on a murder charge tied to a shooting near the North Carolina Tennessee state line in March. Witt is detained in Bakersfield California as the court action proceeds.
A description notes the Organization led by Secretary T. De Witt Foster issuing over 20,000 road maps guiding travelers nationwide, drawing thousands of riders through Utah to the Pacific coast and east via varied routes. The monthly magazine, with a circulation around 26,000, features state scenery and motor tours ads and highlights attractions for riders.
The Fourth Engineers and 140 men of the unit pass through Denver today en route to Camp Lewis Washington, the Presidio San Francisco and Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming for discharge. The regiment served with the Fourth Division during a 520 night stint in France.
Nomma Davis, financial adviser to a peace delegation, told the senate today that indemnity payments by Germany would depend on a stable postwar government. Davis praised Russia and argued reparations were largely political factors shaping peace, as the conference considers Germany's liability and future relations.
An advertisement touts Howards Buttermilk Cream as a beauty aid to erase wrinkles and rough skin. It promises noticeable improvements with a money back offer and urges readers to buy from W. H. Wright & Bene Co. and local drug and department stores.
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