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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1920
Page
1
E Washington Neb reports on Thadiget Wessels a German navy member seized in New York May. Legal actions hinge on technicalities and the federal hearing in New York. Wessell faced charges of complicity in espionage during the war.
A garbled briefing from Washington cites warnings about economic and political risks. Rep mandell of Wyoming and Ore Rewhlteani leaders speak of looming dangers and efforts to stabilize markets. The text references a shadow over the nation and calls for prudent fiscal measures.
A 19th century report from Augusta Ga notes a man overcome rheumatism and feed himself with his arms. He claims relief from remedies and recommends a tonic product called The Minod, praising improvements in strength and vitality after treatment.
Fragmentary OCR shows a wartime style appeal to purchase Liberty bonds at high prices. Mentions federal, navy authorities, and a sale under distress. includes an address 2417 Hudson Avenue and a phone number. The text is garbled with many illegible words.
Fire in Nebraska on February 7 destroyed a quarter of Vie Ant part of the town. Firefighters battled the blaze amid unknown origins. Estimated damage listed as 1400 dollars. Local authorities report no confirmed injuries.
Salt Lake teachers led by Mrs Rosa Harris call a mass meeting to seek financial support amid pay worries. A proposed emergency fund of 8 000 dollars is to cover living costs, as objections arise over charity appeals and district leadership faces scrutiny.
An old advertisement touts Praventative Bromo Quinine as a cold remedy. It references Lana T IVE and GNOVE’S signature and notes it was published as a product promotion in the WY region. The text suggests a tablet or bottle format and a general health claim.
Plans to establish a nationwide chain of airplane landing fields were announced in New York on February 7. Industry officials and manufacturers’ reps outlined a survey of the country, inviting representatives from 32 states to participate in the project. The plan envisions air harbors connected to harbors and terminal facilities, with emphasis on safety, drainage, and commercial viability, and includes distribution of promotional materials to builders and the public.
A wartime casualty roundup lists multiple names and locations. It details missing in action figures, accident and other causes, with totals and a note that the final compilation included three men despite difficulties.
In Deland on February 6 police raided a Sinn Fein house at night and arrested occupants. Officials report finding a quantity of arms, ammunition, and explosive devices connected to the group.
In Washington on February, a rule was announced to ease the return of American servicemen killed overseas. The order directs arrangements for repatriation through designated U S authorities and facilities, aiming to speed and dignify the processing of fallen personnel.
An old advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment as a remedy for aches, sprains, and muscle pains. The ad emphasizes fast, rub-free relief and lists pricing at 360, 14N, highlighting the product as a trusted pain remedy.
Fragmented OCR text reports a chaotic scene with references to Bolshevik sympathizers damaging rail lines in Siberia. Mentions Colonel Lantry and Colonel Anderson directing relief work for stranded civilians, aided by the American Red Cross amid harsh winter conditions and widespread privation.
In a western town report, Colonel Lan and General Seiuenail discuss rehabilitation of the Manchurian rail line. They praise American readiness and cooperation with the Allied effort to restore railway efficiency and reduce wrecks amid harsh winter conditions and hostile interference.
IVCHMONY, Way Feb. 1 The state rejected the federal suffrage amendment by a 24 to 10 veto after a stormy, session long debate. The second defeat marks another setback for the suffrage movement in Virginia.
A Bureau of Chemistry study notes malt sugar syrup as a high value substitute for sugar. Made from grains, it can be produced commercially with barley, corn, or potatoes. brewers can adapt with minimal changes. It resembles maple syrup and honey in flavor, resists crystallization, and suits cooking, baking, and table use.
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