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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
2
The text shows a historic newspaper masthead with claims of independence, listing the Standard as an independent daily published every evening except Sundays, and notes its association with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation. It reflects subscription rates and publication rights.
Local readers learn that a nationwide coal strike is imminent with Utah and Ogden set to feel the impact. Officials warn fuel restrictions, potential mine shutdowns, and rising prices as stores report limited supplies and heating materials run scarce.
The Paris archbishop condemns indecent dress and dances as contrary to Christian decency. He cites warnings ignored, calls on mothers to organize purity efforts, and urges Catholics to combat fashion trends seen as immoral. The piece notes wartime social shifts and the church’s vow to curb modern dress and behavior.
Incomplete text discusses an American context where no one would issue a mandate against a hinge that won a woman's admiration. The fragment hints at social or political pressure but lacks clear entities, actions, or outcomes.
Apostle Ivins tells Salt Lake Commercial Club that war with Mexico risks massive American casualties and enduring animosity. He cites Senator Fall’s intervention plan and Mexican landholders led by Terrazas, urging reason and diplomacy to settle tensions and protect border Americans.
Mrs Eine meling Pankhurst leader of the English militant suffragists will be honored at the Hannaville banquet in the Hotel Utah Saturday evening. Secretary Ball reports the army will be directed by women and Mrs Pankhurst will explain the suffrage movement and its rapid growth. Mrs Vankinakal has recovered from starvation and will tour the United States to promote the suffrage cause as England debates hunger protests.
Para, Brazil, enjoys a near endless mild climate with daily showers in the afternoon, steady Atlantic trade winds, and cool mornings. locals dress formally in light cotton and linen as officials maintain a conservative formal style even in hot weather.
New York December reports a dramatic fall in exchange rates with the pound dropping to 2.8718 dollars from prewar levels, and the franc near ten francs per dollar. Dealers cite heavy selling from overseas buyers amid Britain’s debt concerns and shifting Italian and French currency values affecting international remittance costs.
Ogden boxing fans await a top bout Monday as Pat Gilbert from Salt Lake faces Ogden’s Al Young. The American Legion event plans ten rounds with the winner advancing to a Western title eliminator. Preliminary bouts include Tel Mogan of Ogden versus Joe Flynn of Chicago, drawing strong local interest.
Senator Smoot will select the convention city for the Republican gathering, with Henry Welch and other state leaders attending the Association of Republican Committeemen session in Washington. Delegates will outline the next Republican convention's venue and influence may swing choosing San Francisco. A separate note covers progress on gasoline substitutes discussed at a New York meeting.
Washington September 1 Senate approved an inquiry into the Federal Trade Commission. A joint investigation by the Interstate Commerce Committee and a separate committee led by Senator Watson will examine the commission’s activities and alleged propaganda. Hearings not expected to start until later. the investigative panel will be appointed next week.
Civil and military officials in Villa, Suare, Mexico, pressed to confirm reports that Irmelaca Villa was captured near Parral. Initial tips spread by Lenny Caballero, with later statements from Mexican officials and ambassadors, said no confirmation yet. Military leaders in the northern zone said 17,000 troops are active and hope to trap Villa within two months.
SAL LAKE Utah, Dec 4. Patrick Coyne, ex American expeditionary forces, told the Friends of Irish Freedom that British rule in Ireland is equal in Telghim after a meeting. Fe Maginnix, state Iriab Victory fund chair, spoke on bonds to aid an independent Irish government. A Salt Lake committee was appointed to assist the drive. Henry Tilford, longtime Standard Oil figure, died in New York at 62, leaving a 1 million estate.
Tiger Joe Cramer heavy weight wrestler arrived in Ogden to prepare for his December 10 bout with Jack Warborton. He hiked to Hot Springs and back to stay fit and shed weight, then began training at the Eagles' gym with partner Charles Kodot. Local fans expect Ogden men to join the preliminaries as workouts continue.
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