07 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
1
The American Defense Society honored Cal Roosevelt with a last statement urging allegiance to Americanism. It stressed immigrant integration as Americans first, with equal rights and no divided allegiance. The message affirmed English language unity and loyalty to the American people.
In a cleaved political landscape Luxemburg debates future governance after negotiations, outlining six factions led by various visions including full independence, various protectorates under Belgian French or French influence, and a clerical party strong with Catholics making up about 250000 of 258000 residents.
A list of service members with statuses and hometowns is reported as killed in action, died of wounds or accidents, wounded severely, or missing in action. Names include Frank Schwartz Lemh Idaho Lieutenant Harry A. Chamberlain Pine Ariz Lieutenant Eben T. Smith Denver Cala Clyde C. Hartshorn Pueblo Colo Reoscou E. Lovey Weiser Idaho Henry A. Tindly Lincoln N. MM Virsl L. Toot Torrington Wya Jefferdon D. Tweed Risbeea Mesa Ariz Corporal Fenton C. Bower Brigham Utah James A. Kelly Delta Utah Ailsee Pardini Ririe Idaho Charles W. Jotngon Sheridan Wya Charles Lucero Denver Cole Envernacion Segura San Pablo N Leo J. Snyder Vallery Calo Gwen M. Willams Intake Mont Webster Bullington Pacentx Arty Willams Lovell Canon City Calo Mesgerey Tindall Mont Missing In Action Troal J. Johnson Three Forks PAI dtunyon Muascula Mont
Ogden citizens today paid tributes to Theodore Roosevelt noting his versatility and service as a statesman. Mayor Trowning praised him as one of America’s greatest men, while Commissioner Mile and others reflected on his enduring impact and public virtue.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pain and relief from aches, strains, and bruises. It promises instant relief and nationwide availability with a price of $1.20.
The text reports widespread layoffs at Utah Copper as financial turmoil hits the region. Bank failures have locked up about 80 000 dollars of depositors funds and closed banks for four weeks. Community anxiety rises as Liberty bonds and other assets are talked about amid fears of repayment and creditor losses.
A Colley Drug Co advertisement warns that Spanish influenza has killed more in a month than US actions in Europe, urges vigilance through winter, and promotes an inhaler kit as a preventive measure. It advises avoiding crowds, covering coughs, not sharing drinking cups, and using antiseptics to kill germs.
Amsterdam reports a coup in Berlin with the Wolff Bureau offices seized Sunday evening. The seizure mirrors earlier Spartacist activity as leading newspapers in a small area near Lindenstrasse areas were already encircled, indicating attempts to gain control of the city.
A letter from a US Army nurse notes the death of Edward B Center in France on November 16. The message, sent to Mrs. Center, describes his brave service with the American Red Cross, his care for others, and the solemnity of his passing, asking for comfort and remembrance.
Virginia Blaine Helms of the American Red Cross notes the burial of Paps with flag and casket lowered, honoring his service. She explains graves registration and Personal Effects Bureau handling, and offers continued support for the grieving family and any further information.
Musterole soothes without burn or sting. A mustard plaster-like ointment rubbed on relieves sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy rheumatism and more. Doctors and nurses recommend it for chest colds, sprains and aches. (Oe jars)
OYSTHN BAY San 6 The Colonel Ransevels local physician Dr W Gl Vallar was called to the home in the evening to treat inflamed joints as the nurse reported. The carmer president told him weaving the fired visit at eelork that he rotated to Saxiuuloce HM at Who pm the nurse's report that Mr.
An old advertisement touts Preezone as a quick fix for aching corns and calluses. It claims instant relief and promises easy removal with minimal irritation, highlighting cost and availability through druggists. The copy style is sensational and verbose for a patent remedy.
The physician Dr Hartwell reported that Colonel H died from a detached clot of blood, tracing inflammatory rheumatism to a long‑standing dental infection. Roosevelt was quoted as reacting with fear and illness, while Dr Richards noted no cancer or diabetes and dismissed the ear operation or fever as causes.
Berlin reports Polish forces have seized rail lines near Tentschin and sent an ultimatum to the German commander at Denischan demanding surrender. A Polish capture would sever Berlin Isilesia links and strain northern Germany’s supplies. The cabinet plans to mobilize volunteers to guard eastern frontiers amid Polish crisis.
Charles E Hughes praises Colonel Roosevelt as a constant inspiration and embodiment of Americanism. He lauds Roosevelt’s virility and courage, crediting him with driving forces behind wartime effort and national obligation, while noting his role as a private citizen in shaping world affairs.
The Supreme Court adjourned in mourning after the death of Theodore Roosevelt. Attorney General Gregory announced the decision citing deep regret and sadness at his passing this morning in Washington.
Washington reports Deputy High Commissioner Bitly and French leaders laud Theodore Roosevelt as a staunch friend and patriot. Paris and London dispatches note American bereavement, stressing his noble character, sacrifice for country, and enduring influence on allied forces and the common cause.
Reader Alice Record from New Castle Indiana credits Vinol cod liver and iron tonic with restoring health after measles severe cold and lung ailment. Ad copy claims Vinol cures weakness nervous conditions and restores appetite and energy. Culley Drug Co advertises Vinol broadly.
War saw reports a papal delegate Monpistiur Ragtis urged Stome to seek Allied intervention and protection for Polish Roman Catholics in Vilna and surrounding area amid Bolshevik advances. Bishop Layenski, Minsk diocese, is in Vilna with priests said to be at risk of assassination once Bolsheviks arrive.
Paris reports Grand Duchess Ma rie Adelaide of Luxembourg nearing abdication amid political turmoil. At age 2 her rule began in 1912. she invited American troops in 1940 and appealed to President Wilson in 1948 for protection. abdication rumors circulated in November as parliament and people pressed for change.
William H. Taft spoke of his deep shock at the death of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. He recalled seeing Roosevelt in the hospital six weeks prior and noting his vigorous appearance. Taft called the death a difficult issue with wide patriotic influence and advice, praising Roosevelt's impact.
New tags for COD parcel post packages are being issued at the post office. The tag provides a receipt for the sender and reduces staff work for the tag clerk. Tags bearing the new issue will not be mailed. The addressee signs on delivery and the tag serves as a receipt for the carrier and reader.
An adaptation of a period advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a nerve builder and flesh enhancer. It claims to strengthen thin, nervous people, improve vigor and sleep, and promote weight gain, citing “eminent specialists” and dramatic health benefits for frail individuals.
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