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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1918
Page
2
An old clerical note announces The Standard as established in 1570 and printed at Gedem, Utar with independent news coverage from a press association. The text emphasizes credit to contributing authors and exclusive rights for republication.
A fragmented, partially garbled passage argues Finland shuns Russian influence, seeks independence, and leans toward Germany amid global upheaval. It speculates on fledgling armed forces and warns of entanglements with allied powers while praising democracy.
A report from Lake Charles Louisiana states former New York mayor John Parroy Mitchell was killed in an aviation accident near Mell Lake Charles while making a left turn. The piece lauds his patriotic service and condemns political corruption from the prior election.
The northern metropolis of Cache valley earns praise for swift city planning and a large library levy. Tax measures show vast paving and street improvements, with Logan’s populace proud of notable progress and fiscal responsibility.
A fragment reports another German offensive and remarks on the casualties since March 26. The text notes well informed observers, resistance efforts, and concerns about reinforcements arriving for America, with garbled phrasing about the Standard.
Analysis argues Germany cannot end the year without a major blow despite Punishment felt by German forces. It notes large manpower, artillery, and ammunition capacity, with estimated moves from 600 000 to 1 090 000 in position for a planned drive. The piece discusses possible avenues toward Verdun and a thrust toward the British lines near the coast, while weighing Ludendorff and Hindenburg strategies and the potential for an American counterattack.
The Oregon Short Line announces bids for constructing a new coal road segment from an unspecified point west toward the Teton valley. Work to be supervised by the engineering department with a goal to finish in time to bring coal from the fields.
Dispatch from Dublin reports police raids on farm houses in Ballindestin Conwy Galway and surrounding areas. Officers seized hundreds of firearms with minimal resistance as locals reacted to new measures linked to Viscount French. Police actions seen as part of broader crackdown stoking political tensions.
A fragmented report discusses the English Channel Tunnel proposal, its supporters and opponents, and alleged political maneuvers. It mentions a figure named Amit Doo and references a poll or vote, with unclear details about timing and outcomes.
Historical color reproductions of Francis Scott Key and related wartime scenes are displayed in the Nye company window. The items, printed by Mart Schaffner and Marx, were produced to decorate recreation centers for servicemen and feature notable images such as the Star Spangled Banner author and Lincoln statues.
A North Ogden tribute honors local men and women who have joined military service. The list names dozens of residents sailing to France, training in the United States, or serving overseas, including Annie Hall, A Chadwick, Raymond Halmes, George Lynn, Tiny Daniels, Leon Berrely, Argang Marshall, Conrad Charlaine, and Hyrum Berrett, among others, with notes on their assignments and destinations in France, England, or U.S. camps.
A cautious obituary notes the death of a Wasatch County youth in France during World War I. Survived by sisters and brothers, the paper mentions Pan Lockhart also serving in France. Other local youths are reported wounded in action per casualty lists.
Commissioners Chiles, Flyxare, and Miles J. Jones emphatically deny reports that Ogden River water was added to the city supply. They state only Wheeler's Creek, Warm Springs, and artesian wells feed the system, with flushing of dead ends underway to remove wickerlike residues and conserve the water supply.
In Salt Lake City the Hustler Milling & Elevator Co plant at State and 14th South was ordered closed by Utah food administrator Armstrong after findings of profiteering. J K Mullen refused to comply but later agreed to pay a $1000 fine. the mill remained shut for another week pending further action.
Reported salvage of a boat disaster shows a survivor bleeding after a collision on deck. She recalls being struck in the head and waking in water before grabbing a handrail and a preservers. Rescue crews continued to search at daylight for three identified bodies amid hurricane conditions.
A fragmented notice previews a photoplay called Old Wives for perk set in Alhambra with scenes in a New York cafe and mountain views. It mentions director Dr Mille and author J Macpherson, outlining a tale of a man’s struggle and family dynamics amid a tangled plot and emotional depths.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a divorce case involving Mr de Aubume and a contested marriage. Authorities and parties are referenced amid vague descriptions of disputes and legal actions, with no clear dates or locations readable.
Shington July 5 The Mini Atos army Janeport Henderson has been afte at Few. DAL made an Athintia port in safety with a case of life. Details scarce. navy department says vessel not badly damaged. Unclear whether Hoendersoan war guthor home osacd hoavnd. no information on fire cause or casualty figures.
City engineer filed a six month report noting total fees received that month were 100.35 dollars. The outline lists building permits, sewer work, electric inspections, and sidewalk checks among the items.
A Sunday evening program at the Tabernacle features Hertha Feolen Wright presenting Life of the Master drawn from the four gospels. East Lake City singers directed by Squire Conn will provide music. Programs begin at 3 o clock after the classified ads.
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