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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1918
Page
2
An incandant newspaper fragment describes a partial Sunday report with credits to the Associated Press and other sources. The text provides limited readable facts, noting publication details and agency attribution without clear events or names.
Article accuses large firms like Chicago Packers of war profiteering, claiming $140 million in excess profits during wartime. It argues restraints on business exist but urges tougher action against monopolistic practices when abuses surface, noting dangers of misleading public opinion and the need for vigorous enforcement.
The report praises American troops fighting in France near Chateau Thierry. It notes key advances northwest of Chateau Thierry with French forces and over 300 prisoners captured. It emphasizes American troops meeting and sometimes surpassing European standards and warns of heavy losses if overwhelmed.
A fragmentary editorial discusses German influence in Russia, Lenin and Trotsky, and the Bolshevik stance toward the Allies. It warns that Archangel and Finnish White guards are key fronts, with Allied supply seizures and potential Siberian penetration from Vladivostok, shaping a future decision on Bolshevik alignment.
The text discusses Russia amid World War I, noting indifference and suspicion toward allies, hopes for peace, and fears of German influence. It suggests Americans should support organized Tory factions and a cautious stance toward German expansion, while foreseeing possible mobilization as Berlin pushes for broader war efforts.
The Standard editor condemns beggars with cripples for alms, urging public campaigns to drive disabled beggars from streets. It argues for productive employment, ends street begging, and calls on government to restore disabled soldiers to self supporting citizenship through pensions and work opportunities.
Yards at Philadelphia and San Francisco set to launch fourteen American destroyers amid Fourth of July ceremonies. Bethlehem Union Plant, Newport News Shipbuilding, Willamette Iron and Steel, Boreas Riser Shipbuilding, and other yards reported production and crew milestones.
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