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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
5
An unconfirmed telegram cited by Vaccine, received by the National Tidenile, claims Jonn Copenages and Esthenian forces have taken fire with Finnish troops involved. Details remain unclear and verification pending.
A brief report notes German workers staged a morning protest at Viewhaden against alleged plans for a declared republic. Rail workers returned by 1 PM after warning from American military authorities. possible deportation threatened for strikers if orders were not followed. The railway commission says all workers had resumed rates.
Park City Utah June 2 Citizens and strikers met at the Orpheum theater to discuss wage talks. Speakers cited high living costs and warned a wage increase vote may trigger renewed strike action if talks fail. The meeting failed to bridge gaps and workers left unresolved.
Washington June 2 an all out attempt to make an early continental flight from New York City to San Francisco will be conducted within the next ten days. A Marlin bombing plane will carry the crew starting from Mineola Long Island with North Platte Nebraska chosen as the midway point.
Fragmented OCR text references Norway 10 Stay and HMNS with names such as Tuite and Kenaty. The readable material is unclear and may describe a maritime or institutional event but lacks coherent facts, dates, or outcomes to form a complete report.
Weather reports indicate widespread rain improving crop conditions in Idaho while warnings persist in scattered areas. Officials note yields may rise as moisture returns, but isolated damage from earlier drought remains under review.
A California judge testified he did not accept a bribe or any consideration in a high profile case. The suit, filed in the state supreme court, centers on a disputed estate and claims by Lieutenant Wesley Mt. QLrediers and other claimants. The judge denied corrupt influence and any payment alleged, while the matter includes trust endowment details and restoration questions.
A garbled report discusses a May Day anarchist movement and a bomb plot in Washington and New York, naming Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer and U.S. officials. It mentions bombs, arrests, and linked cities and months, with references to suppression and deportations.
Transfer notices show Tella Tiches to George Blecher with wife sharing ownership of a quarter section and a variable worth range. Additional lines reference Mortensen and wife to Ore san disor and a portion of the southwest quarter in section 13, with movements to other tracts and values around four dollars.
The writer describes a two month skin condition with itching burning and eruptions on the face and arms. After trying a corl dure Long seid Olotment a sample was used and effects felt, leading to buying more. The note is signed Mie JW De Berny dated July 22 1914 and mentions a Caturn Touchet Tricy counting of Catinura Soap.
A wave of bomb explosions targets public officials and their homes, striking Washington and seven other cities from Cleveland to Boston. The Palmer residence bombing killed a man nearby, with similar blasts in Pittsburgh, Paterson, Philadelphia, New York, and others injuring bystanders as authorities link the incidents to anarchist agitation. A suitcase left near the Palmer home and a propaganda pamphlet on red paper were found, while investigators pursue the bombers and warn of renewed terror.
Readable fragments describe scattered plaster and damaged walls near a Palmer street area after a blast. Eyewitnesses report a single large explosion with debris and delayed cleanup by soldiers and officials. No clear suspect names or times are confirmed in the surviving text.
In Whiliney Idaho Willam Dunkley driving an Overland backed from a hotel front when his car struck a Chak ieru vehicle owned by Jack Spears near the Arcony hatrl around 7 30 pm. No injuries reported though both cars damaged. Meanwhile Y in Conroy sails to Annapolis for naval training academy exams after passing medicals. Multiple local notices follow about political meeting schedules and shop ads, with scattered weather and farming notes.
The Philippines will apply for membership in the League of Nations after independence. Manuel Quezon said the islands seek membership for protection from invasions but prefer to act without external guarantees. He noted readiness for independence without protection while hoping for a future role in the League. He argued Japan posed no immediate threat and independence would not rely on outside aid. The statement followed a joint meeting of Senate committees and the mission urging independence.
In multiple cities officials announced appointive choices. Washington names United States Attorney General A. Mitchell Patine and others. Boston sees Albert F. Hay nominated. Cleveland lists Mayor Harry L. Dewil as a candidate. Pittsburgh mentions Federal Judge Wil lis H. Thompson and inspector W. Sthray. New York cites India Charles O Nolt Jr of the court of general sessions. New Haven names Leland W. Vawers of the state legislature.
Workers strike in Thonhabitania and Mayenen amid unrest after an attempted coup. Protesters demand recognition of an independent Palatinate republic, echoing morning demonstrations and calls for autonomy. Local groups coordinate morning rallies and joint actions.
Nanonfirmed reports late today say Yaqui Indians attacked the town of Guaymas in Agua Prieta area in Sonora. Reports claim they will be joined by a column marching through lower Sonora. Information at hand says they raided and burned several villages before entering Guaymas.
In Washington during June the Supreme Court dismissed a complex suit by plaintiffs against DuPont and related parties over a $14 million stock sale. The decision ended the protracted litigation, with the court to review aspects of the purchase made from Ter of stock valued at about $1. The report also mentions unrelated sensational lines and weather snippets.
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