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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1918
Page
8
Dorothy Dix argues that women who work for wages threaten traditional roles and face social backlash. She critiques laziness, fear of independence, and the belief that domestic work defines a woman’s worth, urging a reevaluation of women’s ambition and the value of labor outside the home.
A biased editorial argues laziness in women causes social ills and disease. It claims idle wives burden husbands, advocate anti teasing laws, and urge women to work like men to restore family and society. It criticizes affluent women and praises industrious businesswomen.
A chaotic report alleges Hearst connections with Count von Bernstorff and Holo Pasha, with affidavits claiming meetings at 137 Riverside Drive and other venues. Witnesses include chauffeurs, an elevator operator, and a superintendent, asserting visits and invitations during 1910 to 1913. The accused critic argues disclosures aim to aid Hearst’s political leverage.
Deputy State Attorney General Becker announced that a quilt of figures including former governors, editors, and propagandists discussed the purchase of a New York newspaper. The disclosures came during Viereck’s investigation into the German propaganda movement, with Trom Viereck reportedly chained during questioning.
London despatches describe renewed German counterattacks across a broad arc from Senulte to Marewihta Motte, with heavy artillery and long transports in use. Allied fire and arming have progressed slowly in the contested neighborhood, while German forces push in exhausted fashion. Casualties in the last two days are noted as lighter than earlier, but fighting remains severe. Berlin reports violent attacks on the Yatchy front between the Ancre and the AnD have failed according to war communiqués.
A Utah teen, High Stringham, 18, fractured his neck while diving in a pond near Moroni after shadowy water hid a bottom drop. He was unconscious, treated at a local office, then moved to Salt Lake City for care. Doctors report partial paralysis but progress is favorable and recovery is hoped.
Shipping officials report a wartime push cut American bowlines fueling efficiency by about fifty percent as direct routing minimized port calls. Atlantic routes show round trips from New York to Manila shrinking from months to around 80 days, with Norfolk to Chile and Brazil voyages shortening to about 8 weeks.
Arrangements near completion for a 24 hour welcome in Salt Lake for the French commission to Australia due tomorrow at noon. General Paw Pat and M. Steths head the delegation, with a dozen members, to meet countrymen at the Orpheum theater. A troops detail will greet the visitors per Fort commandant Captain M. Galn.
The event, presided by Seria lor Wiiliian T. Klay, features five public speakers and a focus on liberty during wartime. A later Welcoming Deiozation planned by Chateman Jos A. Bathe includes Red Cross workers meeting leaders and officials at 8 o'clock in the evening, with gatherings at Viewnton station and related programs.
In the Surragata Court of Wellington Ontario notices are given to creditors and claimants of Daniel Duggin who died May 4 1918 in Ogden Utah USA. Creditors must send their proofs to executor Charles Lawrence Dunbar at 33 Douglas Street Guelph Ontario Canada by September 14 1918 or their rights may be affected. The executor will then distribute assets as allowed by law.
City of Guelph probate notice dated 29 July 118 lists Charles Lmvyrengn Lonsar as executor. The document names the estate and assigns duties to administer the will and settle debts under local bylaw procedures.
In the Second District Weber County Utah a probate proceeding names Mary dine Wallace. Creditors must file claims with support at the office of W H Hector Sr in Ogden City by September 11 1918. D J Barker administrator W H Reeder Jr attorney date of publication July 16 WAR August 13 2018. An unrelated item notes Germany seeking raw materials and mentions Bremen. no clear link to official action.
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