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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
2
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The senate foreign relations committee plans to press the Shantung issue when meeting with the president next Tuesday to review the peace treaty. Senator Lodge, known for scholarship and historic pursuits, faces a critical test against the chief executive as he questions Shantung policy.
Ogden will daily receive air carried mail within four months under a plan by the post office department. East to Utah and Western states mail will arrive in Ogden from Omaha and be routed through the local terminal for distribution. The system requires a doubled terminal clerical staff and marks a shift from novelty to routine air service.
Dr Alexander Graham Bell replies to Henry A Wise Wood urging the League for the Preservation of American Independence. Bell argues the peace treaty with Germany must include the League of Nations covenant and be ratified without amendments to guarantee lasting peace and prevent resubmission. He emphasizes preserving American independence while endorsing multilateral security.
A letter attributed to Alexander Graham Bell argues the League of Nations advances liberty and justice, contending its critics misrepresent its aims as a threat to American independence. Bell urges swift ratification, noting strong popular support despite political opposition and misinterpretation by some factions.
The Standard notes a local ad offering $10 to any boy or girl who can find a house for a stranger. The piece argues Ogden must expand housing to accommodate new residents and prevent employers from moving elsewhere, warning that no large office would stay without adequate living quarters. It asks what response Ogden will make.
Scientific American outlines the average American soldier’s eight months of training before front lines, plus two more months overseas. It notes divisions trained or headed to France, depot brigades, and the mix of regular, national guard, and national army units, with shelter needs and cantonments.
Governors will meet in Salt Lake City August 14 to discuss measures to reduce the cost of living. The conference agenda shifted to focus on the issue as a key concern, with 22 governors expected to attend led by Governor Bam berger. Miles C. Tilfy relayed the program change to Secretary Tim Grimes.
A 1918 feature describes Warren L. Watt of the Weber club and Ogden Publicity Bureau sending a greeting to Salt Lake City's Commercial Club via U.S. Army airplane. Ensign Roscoe Gailhai piloted with Lt. Nelson. the note highlights a record flight from Salt Lake City to Ogden in eleven minutes and urges mutual cooperation to boost state and national progress. Also reported: BAR SILVER price at New York and Mexican dollars rate.
Salt Lake City Aug 15 Andrew Jenson assistant historian of the L D S church returned from a tour through Sanpete Sevier and Wayne counties where he spoke at special meetings of old residents. He noted drought in Sanpete improved crops due to late rains and praised new town growth, including Fremont and Wayne counties. He visited Mrs Berg born 1819 in Denmark who came to Utah in 1860 and is believed to be the oldest woman in Utah.
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