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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1919
Page
9
Dorothy Dix warns that reckless spending harms both spouses and future security. An excerpt recounts a fortune teller gifting a savings book to a bride, urging saving weekly to secure happiness and independence. A widow’s tale then illustrates ruin from lack of thrift, stressing that prudent, shared household finances sustain dignity and avoid dependence.
Notice states all banks in Ogden, Utah will be closed Friday July 4 and Saturday July 5. Ogden Clearing House Association urges customers to plan ahead for transactions and alerts about any service interruptions.
Rev John Edward Carver is named secretary of the war camp community service for Oyden, broadening work beyond camps to assist returning service members. A garden dance hosted by Mrs Ruth Wallis Gwilliam at 2540 Reces avenue, 9 to 12, invites all recently returned Allied servicemen, informal event.
Lincoln July 1 Nebraska meeds ten thousand harvest hands at once per an estimate by HK Filley of the University of Nebraska Rural Economies who reports from state agencies that unless men are hired immediately the wheat crop will suffer Automobiles are being used to transport workers to farms as fast as they are hired The Kansas crop ripened later than Nebraska intensifying the labor squeeze Footprints of Infants Omaha July 1 a local hospital uses a modified fingerprint system to track babies born in the facility ensuring identities are maintained at the cot level
Washington reports urgent representations to the Mexican government for punishment of those responsible for the murder and mistreatment of an American citizen John W. Corall and his family at a ranch near Coloulat Tampico area. The U S State Department says instructions were sent to the American embassy in Mexico City and the consulate in Tampico to urge immediate capture and punishment and protection for other Americans in the district.
The Tribuna critiques President Wilson's European role, noting seven months of massive popularity then a decline as he returns to the United States. It argues his aims failed, leaving “whips of disorder” and disillusion in Europe, due to strong-armed compromises.
Washington July 2 Congress adjourned at midnight after enacting all necessary appropriation bills for the new fiscal year. Key items include Army funding at 775 million, sundry civil at 605 million, and DC budget at 15 million with a 25 million deficiency measure. Over five billion in federal funds have been allocated this year while 15 million in war appropriations were canceled. President Wilson will sign when possible, with war time enforcement and prohibition measures on the agenda before the next session.
The article reports on Senate rejection of a conference plan to cut the United States employment service funding, with a fast track for a $400,000 restore. it notes overall savings from major bills, major cuts in railroad funds, and several defense and sundry civil appropriations alongside war-time legislation. It also recounts a fatal balloon mishap and injuries to bystanders from a large explosion near the scene.
A naval court of inquiry will convene to determine the cause of the C S dirigible explosion at Camp Holabird near Baltimore. Officials suspect rapid heat expansion from a lit cigarette or match by a bystander near the hydrogen filled bag. Seventy five people were injured as the blast shattered buildings and scattered debris among a crowd of about 200.
An appeal from the Chicago branch of the Chinese National League urges Americans to halt Japan’s alleged theft of Shantung. The statement, backed by Chinese business leaders and students from fifty branches, warns failure could trigger another war amid Paris Peace Conference power dynamics.
Butte Montana July 1 Judge R Les Wordman fined A J Smith president of the Butte Daily Bulletin 4500 for sedition after a jury conviction in district court. Stolth granted liberty on bail pending appeal to the supreme court. W F Dunn editorial writer fined 5000 for sedition in the same case. And at Mineola New York July 2 Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Lucan reports readiness to receive the British dirigible at Roosevelt Field with guards and comfort measures for airmen.
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