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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1918
Page
6
President outlines postwar aims praising soldiers and workers, urges speedy economic readjustment and massive reclamation projects. He calls for cooperation with allies, expansion of employment programs, land reclamation, and strategic tax and industrial policies to fund a peaceful world order.
Charles Read of Ogden died from pneumonia after serving during the influenza epidemic tending patients. Born October 28, 1400, he lived with his mother Med. Iara h Kaylor at 1022 Pwent. Surviving relatives include his mother and siblings in Ogden and Fradersea, Harvard student Joan Downar Read, nurse Miya Lorene McConnel and others. Funeral services were held Mass day last in Ogden city cemetery with Hever Hajkes officiating.
In Tacson Arizona Judge upholds indictments amid a tense scene as officials and citizens crowd the courtroom. The proceedings feature disputed interpretations and a cautious approach to evidence while authorities plan future steps in the case.
The speaker announces temporary seizure of both cables to prevent interference and to keep Paris and Washington in contact with minimal censorship, hoping for freer news flow in coming months. He pledges faithfulness to the nation, aims for swift, discreet action, and seeks united support from allied governments and their people.
New York December reports state Postmaster General Burleson discharged Edward Reynolds vice president and general manager of the Postal Telegraph Cable Company and A. B. Richards general supervisor of the Pacific coast division for alleged insubordination to government visas. The action merges the Postal with the Western United City Telegraph Company.
Dev. 2 The tee flat canter Act was ratified today by the stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The contract covers the lines operated west of Pittsburgh. The compensation named the contract is 13,83,609. a27 per year with 6 percent fixed charges and a 5 percent dividend. Separate contracts are being negotiated for the western and eastern subsidiaries.
King Albert and family enter Liege amid Belgian procession as Pruskels and officials review the scene. The event marks a significant royal appearance, with reports noting ceremonial aspects and public attention in the city.
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