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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1919

Page

2

Foreign currency troubles and Pershing critique echo in editorials

The issue discusses exchange rate turmoil with sterling and lira moves alongside an editorial attack on General Pershing by Congress member Schall. It questions military leadership versus presidential viability, praising Pershing’s wartime results while cautioning about a military path to the presidency.

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Japanese Trade Boom In World Markets Reveals Rapid Growth

A Melbourne or New York style dispatch notes Japan moving from isolation to major exporter status. It cites matches, glassware, porcelain shipments to India and rising Nippon Yusen Kaisha activity with five extra vessels during October and November. A Yokohama line buys a Seattle warehouse for 3000 dollars, signaling port expansion. Other firms plan Los Angeles routes and a trans Pacific service via New Orleans and New York, indicating intensified Japanese shipping activity.

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Two Cents for the Mark Featureless Phrase

An excerpted line appears to discuss foreign exchange and a political term, but the readable text is fragmented and lacks clear events or identifiable persons, places, or organizations to anchor a full news item. The jumble hints at economic or political discourse without traceable context or outcome.

Attack on Pershing Reported in War Notes

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Pershing attack reference in wartime circles. Mentions a German effort, market impacts in New York, and a cited mark around 22.8 cents as context for American forces in France. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.

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Action on proposed dance law deferred by city commissioners

City commissioners delayed action on the proposed dance ordinance following Commission Milen J. Jones recommendation. Chief T. Browning recommended rooming house license for Ellis Marcon. Irrigation engineer Samuel F. Fortier sought funds to publish a water survey report, referred to the incoming administration. Charles H Fosster reported a fall on the sidewalk at Hudson Avenue, tearing a filament and fracturing a hand, no damages claimed, case referred to the city attorney.

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Fred Anderson Elected President Of Utah Education Association

Fred Anderson principal of LaFayette School and longtime school worker was elected president of the Utah Education Association. The ballot followed the second day of the association’s annual convention. He succeeds John A. Wittsee, university administrator, who had held the post. New officers include A W Meili vice president, Karl Hopkins, and Z T Worlton as trustees, with Henry Peterson and Oscar War Colt named three year term trustees.

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Five Hundred Members of the Legion Post

With five hundred members enrolled the Herman Taker Post Number 3 of the American Legion will cease to accept new charter members after December 31. At a meeting last night at the University Club, the post stated about 3,500 men in Oden are in service. State commander Ranitten Gardner has been invited to visit the Legion on December 29. Robert Elias, renowned ink artist, presented the post with a drawing to be used for the charter roll, a scroll embracing the image of the Washington Monument.

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City Land May Join Weber County Irrigation District

The oil commission referred proposals by Sanwel F. Forster to include about 2,009 and 2,900 acres of farm land in Ogden City north of the Ogden City bridge to the Weber County Irrigation District. Inclusion would benefit a large area for water supply and irrigation.

Sanwel F. Forster United States Ogden City Ogdes City Bridge Weber County

Two Men Die On Union Pacific Tracks In Wyoming

Matni Adjuster Lote Kinney of the Linton Pariffs offices in Ogden departed for Wamrantter Wyoming to investigate the deaths of Taving Darlins of Dixon and Crawford Wood of Savery. Both men were struck and killed instantly Sunday by a freight train as they walked along the track and moved onto the rails to avoid an oncoming engine.

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Miss Huelah Gallentine Wins Park Naming Contest

Miss Huelah Gallentine daughter of L. J. Gallentine 3463 Ogden Avenue received 100 in eid at a city commission meeting for winning the park naming contest. She named the new park Argonne after the famous battle in France.

Huelah Gallentine L. J. Gallentine Ogden Avenue Gallentine Argonne France

Princess Patricia’s Daughter-Given Son to Ramsay Family

New York December 22 Lady Ramsay formerly Princess Patricia of Connaught gave birth to a son yesterday. Princess Patricia was married to Commander Tristan Alexander Robert Ramsay of the Tlaxalco Navy in February of this year.

New York Lady Ramsay Princess Patricia Connaught Pwe Patricia Tresander Robert Ramsay Tlaxalco

Christmas Peace and Prosperity Theme for 1914

A Christmas message praising the return of peace and prosperity. It looks to a season of greater happiness as the nation welcomes servicemen home and envisions brotherhood and goodwill guiding a newborn world.

Oregon Primed for Contest with Harvard Grid Team

Pasadena December 22 two training periods today for Oregon football as Harvard prep for New Year’s game in Southern California. Harvard will arrive Friday. Coach Huntington names Oregon line-up with Anderson, Meyl Howard ends and Brandenhurr captain at left tackle and Jacobberger at end. Risk of late changes noted as Huntington weighs shifts to Tesman and Manerud may substitute for stunts.

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Christmas Eve Episcopal Sunday School Program

The Good Shepherd Church Sunday School presents a Christmas Eve program at 7 40 PM featuring hymns like Oh Come All Ye Faithful and Hark the Herald Angels Sing, recitations by Robert Prout, Virginia Marchant, and Edgar Calder, solos by Rhea Greenwell and Vivian Fish, a cello/violin selection, and the arrival of Santa Claus with gift distribution.

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Mexico to Make Entire Border Along U.S. Territory Dry

Mexican officials study broad liquor sales limits along the border to curb incidents tied to Prohibition in the United States. Governors met with the interior minister to plan restrictions and enforcement, citing American cross-border drinkers and smuggling risks near Juarez, Piedras Negras, and Tamaulipas ports.

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