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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1919
Page
4
Paderewski urged decisive action to curb Bolshevism with Polish support for countermeasures. He asserted Allied focus on stopping Bolshevik expansion and warned that failure would threaten liberty, urging continued Allied resistance and unity against the perceived menace. He criticized German and Soviet propaganda and stressed Poland’s role in opposing Bolshevik influence.
Fragmented dispatch details how hundreds of released Russians and German prisoners arrive amid zero weather. Reports describe relief efforts by royal women on docks, aid groups, and mixed international reactions as Red Army and Bolshevik authorities shape postwar tensions.
Correspondence reports an effort to register a large electorate for a German assembly election. Proposals outline suffrage expansion and progressive party influence, with detailed notes on registration logistics, geographic spread, and the role of officials in organizing the process.
A scrambled OCR fragment reports Claude Corry Ang wife returning home amid a surprise disruption. Names appear jumbled, with garbled phrases and unclear context for events or locations. The readable portion notes a home arrival and an unknown domestic moment.
The page notes Caruso singing Garibaldi's hymn with strong emotion on a new Victrola record. It mentions the historical context of Garibaldi and Diaz in Trent, references to Zionist repatriation debates, and other musical pieces on the same record such as Dreaming of Home Sweet Home and a duet by Charles Harrison and Eliot Shaw, all in a period-appropriate newspaper tone.
The article reviews John McCormack's performance of When You Come Back, praising the vocal warmth and conviction that move listeners. It highlights Frances Alda Giovanni Martinelli in Boheme scenes, Olive Kline with the Orpheus Quartet, Elsie Baker, and other Victor Records artists for their expressive singing and orchestral support.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions aviation instruction and names likely for Worth Texas. readable parts refer to a lieutenant and a wake up note while details remain unclear.
The document reports an annual meeting of the National Baseball Board with officials discussing business matters. It notes attendance and procedural details, including the presence of board members and officials. The text references affiliations and a formal gathering, though the OCR result is garbled.
A garbled OCR extract discusses international politics and wartime fundraising with mentions of Japan, the United States, and a campaign for foreign residents. It references Three Tosgue and Chace Tokunari, plus a brief allusion to classified ads and real estate listings in the same snippet.
Captin Boy-Ed discusses postwar plans and a shift from naval service as he meets with German embassy figures in Washington. He cites influence of propaganda and Russian Bolshevism while praising German resilience, recounting revolutions and the strain on the fatherland, and noting potential career paths in civilian pursuits.
A dramatic tribute from California in January honors Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as America’s fourth immortal. The piece praises his patriotism courage and loyalty, likening him to Washington Lincoln and Grant and reaffirming national reverence for his legacy.
After the armistice, American sailors were treated as honored guests in London. The event area included the law courts and nearby Westminster Hall with a mock “divorce court” and a ceremonial register. Cards with venue directions were issued to sailors, detailing how to reach the courts and the building’s history.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Can Mereal Food company will be held at the company's office in Ogden Utah on Wednesday January 1919 at 11 a.m. The purpose is to elect a board of directors and to transact any other business as may come before the meeting.
A cluttered wartime notice shows Mrs A Tandartoty receiving Christmas messages and Red Cross aid donations channeled through railway clerks and local groups. It notes a submarine warning and political notices, reflecting a busy classified ads page of wartime public notices.
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