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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
8
Dorothy Dex argues a Western wife could claim justifiable homicide after a husband’s deathbed quip about nagging. The piece weighs nagging’s grip, comparing male and female naggers, noting lack of cure, and speculating on juror verdicts while predicting a grim outcome for excessive faultfinding.
Fifty saloons reopen in Kansas City amid a 15 year gap with most serving only soft drinks. State and local officials were undecided whether Sunday operation and post drink service fall under the Sunday closing law.
Senator Borah denounces the France US aid pact as a premature obituary for the league of nations and a war alliance with Britain France and possibly Italy and Belgium. He urges rejection of special alliances and warns against tying the United States to a European power structure despite President Wilson’s assurances. The speech intersects with Idaho water politics citing storage shortages and enforcement of state laws, urging intelligent thinking and cooperation among water users and officials.
Washington dispatch reports the Emergency Fleet Corporation will market surplus property not needed for the restricted building program. The shipment guard announced items include complete manufacturers plants shipyards dry docks and related facilities now surplus and ready for disposal.
In Bosh Idaho July 6 no reports from Education Commissioner Swendsen or state officials have arrived to lead the response to a severe water shortage. Authorities say the first hay crop is saved and the wheat crop is assured, while alfalfa cuts are halted in affected districts. Water flow comparisons show a drastic drop from 150 to 107 second feet, signaling a state crisis but offering hope through rotation and careful management of limited supplies.
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