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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
2
In the wake of Ebert's resignation Germany teeters toward chaos as rival factions vie for supremacy. Military control or Bolshevik influence could emerge with allied troops needed to stabilize. Spartacist violence alarms observers while Saxony pushes for separate rule and the allied powers seek to fragment Prussia to aid peace.
A minister argues the prohibition act should explicitly confiscate all vehicles used to transport liquor. He condemns trafficking as a grave offense in a state that favors prohibition and urges lawmakers to seize machines from violators to enforce the law.
A fragmented excerpt discusses President Wilson’s planned European trip, noting governors and Secretary Lane comment on the dispute’s tone. The piece hints at political jealousy but emphasizes the president’s spirit of outreach and international engagement in a changing era.
The piece portrays Wilson in Paris as a beacon of democracy and peace not for display but to ensure that the war yields meaningful outcomes. It likens Wilson to Pasteur, underscoring his role in spreading liberty, security, and gratitude to those whose lives he protects.
A playful scene unfolds as kids share ice cream and gum while four boys in the back prepare to play baseball, signaling the start of a small local conquest on the dusty field.
A Boston man predicts more and greater wars, likening fears to a child hearing ghost stories. He argues democracy risks abdication when Americans defer decisive choices to Washington and warns that such dependence could invite future, larger conflicts.
A Paris correspondent notes enthusiastic crowds along the streets during a parade and reception for President Wilson. Parisians cheer loudly, wave flags, and react to American soldiers, with signs of growing public warmth as the event unfolds.
A historical argument outlines the American idea of freedom of the seas, urging private property immunity from seizure, regulated search and blockade, and questions Britain’s willingness to adopt the principle without shrinking naval budgets. The piece notes Lord Grey’s hints and the need for a world consensus ahead of a League of Nations to secure justice and peace.
An appeal to accelerate Ogden’s promotion and development during reconstruction. Local officials cite strong natural advantages and outside interest, highlighting letters from California families and returning soldiers. A tribute to fallen serviceman Garrett aligns with civic resolve to draw new residents and investment to the queen city of the Wasatch.
The Salt Lake Tribune warns residents about men posing as World War I veterans to solicit aid. Authorities say there are no genuine veterans in need. the government will care for returning servicemen. No charity is required and door to door solicitations are discouraged.
K Ogawa a 37 year old Japanese immigrant died at his Payson residence from influenza and pneumonia He had lived in the area about a year coming from Brigham City where he farmed land He reportedly had no relatives in the United States The Jay association will arrange his funeral The train crowding note urges advance reservations to avoid Pullman trouble
In Ogden, Judge A. B. Pratt set hearing dates in his district court department for February and January. Numerous cases listed include logistics across farms, railroads, estates, and probate motions with dates from January 1 through February 28. The long docket covers Utah entities such as Ogden City, Oregon Short Line, and various rail and mining firms amid a broader legal schedule.
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