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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1919
Page
8
Berlin and Vienna report renewed trouble as postwar tensions rise. Communists threaten revolt in Greater Berlin while strikes disrupt transport and freight, with Noske tightening martial law. In Vienna, peace prospects fail to calm citizens amid frontier disputes and Italian colonial talks linger in Paris.
Toledo fans debate if Willard and Uenipesy will fight at Bay View Park on Independence Day as forecasts show varied rain risk. Government weather data from 1871 to 1910 indicates rain on many Fourths, with recent years mixing rain and clear skies. Tex Rickard promises the bout will proceed on schedule, rain or shine, to avoid postponement and hotel issues for spectators. Weather records for July 4 are cited, including high temperatures and conditions, while ads urge readers to check classified listings.
Michael Cardi an 18 year old world war veteran who earned the French and Italian cross for gallantry is adopted by Miss Elsie Janis and brought to her Tarrytown home with a $5000 bond guaranteeing orderly conduct and no public charge. His father a Italian officer died early in the war and his mother soon after. Radio stations along the Atlantic coast watch for a message from the British dirigible R 34 though officials say no direct contact is expected before tomorrow.
An OCR fragment notes partly cloudy to clear skies with periods of rain or showers at various times. Mentions dates and times like 1913 to 1918 and phrases such as no rain, cloudy, and showers in mornings and evenings, with inconsistent abbreviations and weather terms.
Brussels June 12 The Belgian minister reports about 800000 unemployed with a diminishing trend. Only two blast furnaces of sixty are active. most have been destroyed by Germans. Steel and iron production, once 2,224,000 tons, is halted since 1917. About 200 of 35,000 metal workers remain. Hope remains for 25 blast furnaces and 25 percent of prewar output by year end. Six thousand linen operatives have resumed work. The English 58 hour week is agreed. textile carding may resume as machines returned from German hands are repaired in Liége Key details reflect postwar recovery efforts and industrial disruption.
Fragmentary report shows dialogue about a person named Lazonby and a game or play by proxy. The text mentions caddls, a course, and a club veranda as context.
A fragmented line shows Belle muttering a sharp barb about Kies mot Nell, hinting at personal tensions. The remark underscores rivalries or interpersonal drama without clear context or outcome.
Rome June 10 Dr Alfred F. Dennis US commercial attache reports Sardinia shows ample native products for barter. He notes island exports corn olive oil pastes wool and cheese exceed local needs and could trade for American coal shoes tools. An NY Sardinia steamship service could profitably reopen trade and banks in Sardinia.
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