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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
6
Fragmented text lists meeting notices for women and fraternal orders including Brotherhood of American Yeomen Ladies of the Maccabees Odd Fellows and other groups with meeting times, locations, and officers named. The readable fragments reference addresses on Mon rea avenue and Washington avenue and note monthly or Thursday gatherings.
A verbose editorial argues for higher immigration standards and civic education to create better citizens, claiming educated immigrants contribute to government and industry, while prejudices against newcomers should fade. It urges support for immigration policy linked to national unity and ethical duty.
The fragmentary text reports on Marxian Club Socialists and editorial notices led by Ke Hilliard and Kate Hilliard, detailing internal party debate on labor, unions, and political action. It cites discussions of convention activity, worker interests, and tensions between labor groups and political factions, with references to figures like Roy Southwick and Alf L. and broad remarks on socialist theory and property.
Fragmented report mentions a crew mutiny in Singapore tied to harsh treatment. It references a single crew member’s murmur and unidentified individuals, with garbled names and phrases.
A polemic on unemployment and destitution in Britain, citing 1908 09 statistics. It argues misery fuels revolutionary sentiment, despite reforms, and urges organized socialist action to address unemployment, under 20 and over 60 unemployment, and a large share of young workers. The piece cites London and national figures, noting rising unemployment and dependence on relief.
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