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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
3
The Onden Standard and Ammeeiaion Press disclaim exclusive use for republication of news credited to the paper or to others. It asserts rights over the published rales and prohibits unauthorized use of contained material.
The caller voices frustration at frequent burglaries and holdups in Ogden and says arrests are few. Urges officers to pursue relentless, systematic investigation to reassure the public and identify the seat of lawlessness.
The piece notes widespread disorder in areas serving alcohol during the morning after, argues Congress may define intoxicating drinks, and endorses strict limits of alcohol content to prevent danger. It criticizes Elihu Root for challenging the legislative prerogative and says liquor interests are failing to stop the ban.
Utah shows a high birth surplus in 1917 with births outpacing deaths by about 195.3 percent. The report notes Utah’s favorable birth rate and low death rate, describing Utah as a good place to be born and an ideal state for population growth.
In a curious natural history note readers are told gnats breed densely around Great Salt Lake and along the Ogden Lacle cutoff. A sea of insects delayed a Southern Pacific passenger train No 19 as they swarmed the trestle, illustrating collective strength despite individual weakness.
A call to accelerate reservoir construction urges immediate action. Officials stress urgency, outlining steps to mobilize crews, secure materials, and fast-track permits to begin site work without unnecessary delay.
A longtime user of tobacco discovers a free booklet promising quick, safe cessation. The letter claims quitting over three days removes addiction and brings vigor, with warnings of withdrawal and health benefits.
An editorial urges cooperative action to store water in the Ogden or Weber headwaters or via Bear River canal. It argues a large reservoir is needed, favors early study and decision, warns of crop losses from inadequate supply, and calls for swift construction before fall.
A fragmented World column critiques self consciousness and pride as central human faults. It laments nervous strain and social pressure, noting how envy, misperception, and control over others erode dignity and happiness, leaving individuals desperate and socially exposed.
The passage laments divided resolve and urges restraint over revenge. It notes denial and obstruction in pursuits, urging reason over violence and calling for self control before league or force. It references Lt Jesso and speaks to despotism in home cabinet parliament and wars.
The article details American actions in the Philippines, noting improvements in schools and literacy since U S control. It cites a census showing rising literacy, outlines funding through 20 million pesos to expand education, and reports on growing Filipino-led legislature and teacher counts alongside more American traders joining the islands.
City commission adopts a resolution to curb fireworks and explosives amid safety concerns and water shortages. Vendors will be warned and stores restricted. measures aim to limit noise and danger while public celebrations proceed. Americans win at Wimbledon in doubles as Garland Cannon beat METLIQUHAN and Selo.
Merchants of Ogden protest War Department plans for a three mile long motor transport train leaving Washington July 7 and diverting at Echo Utah to Salt Lake toward a transcontinental route. Telegrams to Senator Read Smoot and Congressman M H Welling urge Ogden be recognized as a key rail and highway center and that Weber Canyon Ogden water grade routes be used. The plan aims to test national highways with a 60 day 300 mile per day journey to San Francisco via Lincoln Highway, with heavy equipment and support units, starting from Lafayette Square.
The article outlines a military promotion of transcontinental roads, stressing good ocean to ocean highways as vital. Governors greet the convoy at state lines and California's western terminus hosts Governor Johnson at a grand welcome. A tablet in Tasasette Square is planned, showing an engraved map and gold highway routes as the national system begins.
Eddie Polo features in The Phantom at the COZY with last shows. Coming tomorrow audiences split between No Modern Lorelei water picture and the animal comedy Looney Lions and Monkey Business.
County Commissioner John M Child marked his 48th birthday with a courthouse gathering. Attaches and staff joined the event as ice cream was served by his daughter Marie. The scene drew many onlookers and well wishers from county government.
A change in plans for the Central junior high school building will be submitted to the school board. Revised plans drawn by Architect Eber Pinrs, based on Superintendent H C Jehents ideas, aim to reduce expenditure from 350000 to under 275000. The board and clearinghouse association will discuss the plan tonight, with special meeting called by President Jevedalit. Plans also discuss South Washington building and power development surveys by city commissioners, including visits to Skull Crag and other proposed dam and reservoir sites for Ogden city water and a potential municipal hydroelectric plant.
Ogden officials appoint Angus T Weight and City Engineer Joseph Tracy to a special irrigation and water conservation panel. The group will work with Weber county farm bureau to study irrigation, water power development along Weber county rivers, and potential sites for a municipal electric lighting plant.
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