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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
2
The Standard publishes anonymous Bolshevik letters with replies invited. A lengthy unsigned critique argues Bolshevik action lacked proof of aiding Germany and warns against perverting peace aims. The piece discusses Allied peace efforts, potential consequences for Europe, and varied national responses as talks open with optimism.
A discussion across nations weighs potential divisions at the peace conference. Debates center on representation equity between large powers and neutral states, with key issues including Bolshevism and the future authority of the League of Nations. Ambiguities about sufficiency of power to enforce decisions persist amid uncertainty about participation.
The article notes about fifteen hundred soldiers expected to return, with many entering civilian work as reconstruction begins. It highlights women and men taking on roles formerly held by workers, wage increases for some positions, and the involvement of veterans in labor shifts and transportation departments.
A fragmentary citizen letter appeals to women and girls to return to family life and resume work after wartime service. It emphasizes husbands and fathers supporting them, praises soldiers, and calls for balancing recognition with immediate reintegration into civilian jobs and duties.
The article argues Ogden City warrants trade at high discount due to past overstepping of indebtedness limits. It calls for safeguards and a future budget clarity to control expenditures while ensuring holders are redeemed. It urges a relator to frame a plan for twelve months of fully disclosed revenues and expenses.
New York mourns the death of Theodore Roosevelt, hailed as the greatest American of his time. Prominent figures including Benster Johnson and James W. Gerard praise his courage, leadership, and lasting impact on American politics and world affairs.
Amid intense Allied and German movements evacuation of Ukraine stretches tests commands. reports say airlift and rail efforts struggle with chaotic orders and frontline danger as trains depart with incomplete guidance. General von Ross and other officers face growing challenges in moving refugees and troops while supplies remain strained.
Prominent figures express admiration for Theodore Roosevelt and his public service. Henry Glass lauds Roosevelt as a extraordinary American in public life. McAdoo credits his vitality and leadership. The article notes memorials and Roosevelt’s decisive actions, including an order to Admiral Dewey in February 1898 regarding the Philippine islands.
A period advertisement touts phosphorated malt as a remedy for nervous exhaustion and anemia. It claims to boost energy, mental activity, and endurance by supplying phosphorus, with testimonials of improved complexion, alertness, and productivity. The note emphasizes it is not a patent medicine and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.
Ambassador Francis T M outlines key steps as Roosevelt presses for readying forces. Dewey receives orders to Kong with coal stock while Sims and Wood are cited as shaping naval and army staff roles in a looming war with Spain.
A stylized verse praising Great Britain as a grave and mighty nation. It notes divining light, human rights guiding, and a wish for continued strong relations. Mentions hearing songs like Tipperary and references to writers and fighters. Ends with a hopeful call for united future efforts.
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