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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1920
Page
2
Independent newspaper item from Ogden Utah describes a miscellaneous notice about postal affairs. It lists staff affiliations with the Associated Press and a catalog of subscription rates. The legible text cites field positions and publication cadence.
The piece argues broad public sympathy for children and intolerance for abuse. It notes open discussions at theaters and baby shows, highlights adoption demand, and urges stricter laws to protect minors, with readers demanding accountability for offenders and mercy toward victims.
The text notes conflict around Isbor Law with Hoge as central actors, mentioning care for children and vulnerable groups, and a push to calm or finalise the issue after intense disputes. There is confusion in wording and potential misreads of names and roles.
The Bureau of Education discusses improving rural and open country schools to rise to city standards. It argues country schools can produce educated individuals, equal or surpassing city students, and notes the value of farming community roots in educational foundations.
A British display of American prohibition sentiment notes reactions in England and Ireland. The World Digest of Reform News reports British journals warning that U S prohibition correlates with crime rises.
Peter Grossman of the Jewish National Assembly Ukraine line cites London Jewish Correspondent Bureau reporting that over 1,600,000 Jews in the region are organized to leave for Palestine as the country opens to world emigration on a large scale.
Fragmented letter reflects Zionist push toward Palestine as thousands of Jews flee Ukraine amid horrific massacres. Reports say hundreds of young Jews ignore restrictions and plan emigration, while Zionist funds seek to support rebuilding and farming in a future Jewish homeland.
Notice is given that a stockholders meeting of the Me Mad Mining Company will be held at 8 o clock p m Tuesday March 2 1920 at the company offices 244 Washington Avenue for the purpose of electing a board of directors and the ratification of each other hastings ay may cane hefarg the anertiay Fred J Vicks secretary Bud
A misc text notes a cardinal's pastoral letter read to attendees. Contact J. I. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue about selling Liberty bands, with phone number 59. The fragmentary item signals church notices and civic outreach in a local setting.
Two boys escaped from the Industrial school yesterday and were recaptured by Officers D. McLeod, St. A. Nowris, and C. B. Tinase r late last night. The boys were taken to 2417 Hudson Avenue, near Nevada Pacific, as part of the incident.
An article notes a February 28 decree in Paris designating specific days as “cakeless” when cake cannot be sold or eaten. Penalties include fines and possible imprisonment, with authorities hinting at enforcement and possible exemptions under certain conditions.
Marine Corps headquarters reports 87 percent of Marines who fired the tested range in 1919 qualified as marksman or better. New wartime conditions led to a standardized course of instruction using modern small arms firing methods for future campaigns.
Salt Lake detectives report the revolver used in the January Overland Limited holdup was stolen from Union Pacific detective F. M. Cashman’s room in Hotel Semloh. Earl Langer alias Arthur Olson, in custody in Salt Lake, is tied to the case as a suspect. police aim to prove the weapon’s pawned ownership and link to the January robbery, with Langer slated for Evanston for further inquiry. Local notes mention a burglary at A. H. Plath’s Zentoh room, and officials emphasize the revolver as vital evidence in convicting the bandit.
The Episcopal Church names Rev. Tuttle as acting bishop of Utah following a series of transfers and appointments. Rt. Rev. James J. Brummitt resumes duties in Utah as provisional contact, with other bishops named to oversee western regions. Phone 59.
Item reports a church letter condemning British rule as an abject failure. It argues the government lacks consent and oppresses the people, calling for Irish self-rule and recounts the murder campaign denounced by Bishop Foley. Also notes grain corporation control on Polish famine relief and a Liberty bond offer by J. J. Brummitt with contact details.
New York February 2, United States faced pressure to allow late flour shipments to European markets as officials debated trade rules amid wartime shortages. The article notes diplomatic sensitivity and potential impacts on relief aid and food supply.
Morgenthau, former United States ambassador, told a Mass meeting under Near East Relief that Turks must be driven from Europe. He urged Americans to protest illegal outrages in the Near East and condemned British and French policies that would permit continued Turkish control of Constantinople.
Fragmented lines discuss national tribes and prophecies of massacres, asserting that public opinion failed to protest. The text accuses Russia and the United States of complicity and urges Congress to act. The garbled phrasing obscures clear subjects or dates.
A bullfight in El Paso near the Mexican border was halted by police. Nineteen Mexicans were taken to jail. participants fled by jumping over a low barrier into Mexico. The event, staged at a meat plant corral, featured mata dors and banterikis amid Spanish-style trappings.
An advertisement references Krystal Krust bread from Norda Bakery and Purity bread from Wheeler Bakery along with other bakers. It mentions wall advertisements by Union and notes items like Fortion and Marta in the market.
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