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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
2
Wartime dispatch praises American troops from Montdidier to the Marne, noting repeated German setbacks and urging continued steadfast effort. It lauds the United States as “young America” repelling Crown Prince forces near Chateau Thierry, while invoking judgment for atrocities against civilians.
A London Observer page mocks Colonel Repington for vague wartime advice and inconsistent criticism of Lloyd George. The piece argues his approach would have caused chaos, echoing U.S. critics and defying anyone to extract a coherent war view from his Yes and No method.
A clipped editorial argues American readers should reject hostile Franco British factionalism and defend Lloyd George and Milner. It accuses Col Repington of spreading calumny, praises the Front’s recent vigor, and calls for removing mischief from government and public life to restore ally unity.
A city study on Denver park plans emerges as commissioners work out park placements at Glenwood. The piece notes Municipal Facts, a Denver publication, describes the beautification of the city and the park system in progress.
The images depict Washington Park in May with evergreen and mountain shrubs forming the planting scheme. One illustration shows an artificial waterfall where barefoot children follow the water over stepping stones, highlighting nature's captivating form in a delightful childhood setting.
Major General William Crozier warns the United States must bolster poison gas preparedness as use of gas shells expands in Europe. He cites war correspondents noting German gas bombardment during the Champagne drive and urges retaliation with Polen gas to deter German barbarity.
The Standard argues that peace terms must include a complete accounting of German war crimes. It asks who ordered poisonous gas, who sanctioned attacks on civilians, and who allowed troops to quarter with women and children, framing these as essential questions for negotiators.
London papers hail the May 11 parade of American troops, many trained in Georgia, marching in near 80 inches average height and well conditioned. Descriptions note the long pack and back carried gear, flexible shelter tents, and orderly rhythm as crowds cheer Buckingham Palace inspection.
Washington reports say German attempts to sink Atlantic coast shipping and deter troop movements failed. Navy officials note five larger vessels were sunk, several smaller ships lost, with no ships logged as captured, while enlistment and resolve to enter the war rise.
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