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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1919
Page
2
The paper states that the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press are exclusively entitled to republish all news credited to them or otherwise credited in this paper and the focal news published herein.
The text presents Hindenburg taking responsibility for army orders, expressing willingness to be tied if guilt is fixed. It argues justice requires a public trial and a fair hearing before punishment, praising his courage as a fighter and urging accountability.
In evaluating the Toledo bout and Dempsey versus Willard the piece argues they embody brute force rather than high character. It contrasts wartime patriotism with boxing prowess and notes the limits of expecting prize fighters to possess ministerial or statesmanlike discernment, even while acknowledging their loyalty as public figures.
The Standard reprinted the Declaration of Independence from a matrix sent by The League for the Preservation of American Independence. The piece argues the league aims to inflame enmity toward Britain to oppose the League of Nations, contrasts King George with modern governance, and praises Lloyd George’s broad, humane aims.
The Utah Manufacturers' Association appeals for home industry support while condemning past Salt Lake policies that aided Cudahy and threatened Ogden's independent packing plants. A rail and coast-to-coast tension narrative contrasts Salt Lake’s push for regional growth with Ogden's ambitions, ending with a critique of Salt Lake boosters stifling broader Utah progress.
First rain may come with localized thunder storms as heat dries streams and vegetation. A Utah committee on water supply urges decisive action to curb shortages, plan irrigation, and build better facilities despite cycles of dry and wet periods.
The Chicago News notes allied powers may ease the Versailles blockade once Germany ratifies the treaty. It argues clemency hinges on Germany’s adherence and that concessions may come via the reparations commission and the League of Nations if Germany follows prudent, neighborly policy.
W G Nogelc driving a Studebaker west on Twenty fifth street near Quincy avenue last night collided with a telephone pole after clipping a Ford owned by ROC Taylor. Taylor attempted to enter a service station. both cars were damaged, with the Studebaker front end badly damaged and the Taylor car rear wheel damaged. The Studebaker driver took responsibility for the accident, and the larger car was damaged to about 500.
Salt Lake City emerged as the preferred site for the next National Education Association annual meeting after the board adjourned. The afternoon featured Julia Lathrop outlining welfare work in schools and her remarks highlighted the Junior Red Cross.
July 5 report shows most San Francisco labor unions lengthening the July 4 break to July 5 as workers estimate who joined a general strike in support of Thomas J Mooney. Fourteen unions voted to join. International Defense League official Schulberg says up to a million workers in the U S and Canada may participate. The league’s general offices were closed and several desk staff had joined the strike.
London July 5 The Irish Unionist alliance replies to a manifesto by the Irish dominion league warning that a freely elected Irish parliament would proclaim a republic and pose imperial danger. The group urges restraint while opposing self-government that would sever imperial ties.
Tir Ray Palmer will speak at the First Baptist Church Sunday at 8 p.m. All who wish to hear the plan of salvation are warmly invited. A trio by Mrs Carey Mrs Grace and Mrs Ray Palmer will perform. The minister asks men to attend evening services in shirt sleeves. LISBON REPORTS STRIKE: Lisbon advices say the general valley road strike disrupts train service across Portugal with sabotage and troops guarding stations.
The advertisement highlights liver distress signs such as a heavy head sour stomach and bad taste. It promises prompt relief by Beecham's Pills to stimulate the liver regulate the bowels and improve general well being with a few doses.
A sprawling classified listing from Ogden includes insurance options, plumbing and electrical services, carpet cleaning, dental specialties, real estate loans, junk and hides buyers, key fitting, mower sharpening, and various trades. It also notes Liberty bond buyers, printing services, real estate and livestock prices, and job learning ads for girls seeking trades.
Notice is given that a special meeting of Wattis Coal Company stockholders will be held at Room No 423 David Eccles Building Ogden Utah on July 1 1919 at 11 am to consider a proposed consolidation with Lion Coal Company and transact related business. secretary Mo A Browning signs and dates the notice.
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