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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

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United States adopts constitutional amendment for women’s suffrage

In a historic session the Senate ratified the Susan B. Anthony amendment to extend voting rights to women, with a final vote of 26 to 0 in the final tally. Supporters gathered at women’s organizations’ headquarters as the measure goes to the White House for President Wilson’s signature or possible brief delay before formal proclamation.

Washington Vungrens Anaio Susan Od Anthony House Uy W Voto Susan S. Anthony Anil Sargent Callifornia Wiegenata Uithenagre Venate Gillett Alanod Xenate Alenmoire Wilson Vis

Heal Skin Diseases With Zemo Medicine

Zemo promises fast relief from eczema blotches runnng wet thrashes and similar skin troubles. Sold for $1.00 at drug stores with large bottles advertised by E W Rowe Co Cleveland Ohio. Not greasy, easy to apply, and claims soothing, penetrating action to heal skin conditions.

E. W. Rowe. Co Cleveland Advartlarne

Bitter Debate Over The Treaty In Washington

Bitter debate over the treaty with Germany expands into new turmoil as senators clash over a proposed investigation and publication of the unpublished terms. The Republication committee members question who introduced the controversial draft and who bears responsibility for the secret clauses.

Washington Licheack Ganssathee Chat Lodge Seaton Farah Republicuy Committee Colon

Hendrickson Found Guilty in Sugar Ghat Case

June 5 a Utah court held Hendrickson and Lorenza N Stahl liable for a $160,850 promotion scheme tied to Wort Cache company. The judgment says they secretly and fraudulently profited, withdrawing from the corporation and sharing profits with other promoters, with interest noted at per cent from the date of judgment.

Salt Lake da, Hendrickson Lorenza N. Stahl Wort Cache W. Fr. Brame Thie Gearnet Ano Te Jong Stalin Chao Sloek Andgeriba Cps Plainlift Corporation Geeret Proimotare Plimntitt Company Fie Helendanta Platuit Company

Distinguished Service Medals Bestower Details

In Washington on June 1 Secretary Baker awarded Distinguished Service Medals to Raynay Ny Maallek and John Murke for meritorious service. MLA Imbelle Stambaugh received the first bronze service cross for bravery in action during a German air attack near German Drive in March 181%.

Washusuton Raynay Ny Mea Cresa Imbelle Stambaugh Mipse Lecros

Rhenish provisional government faces cool reception abroad

In Wotsbaden Wales, the Rhenish provisional government set up its headquarters in the provincial administration building. Leaders including Me Morden, Klaus Mtaener, and Captain Kreker faced a cold welcome as French advisers arrived with wary eyes and mixed signals from local authorities.

Werlin Vrankfort Wotsbaden van Ravernment Eine Bat

Greek Forces Seize Towns Atyalb and Rhira Near Smyrna

An official Greek HQ statement says Greek forces occupied Atyalb and Rhira on the Gulf of Adrar myd west coast of Agia Minor about six miles north of Smyrna. A Turkish detachment attacked Atvali but was repulsed with four Turkish soldiers killed. Greeks reportedly suffered no casualties.

Pingre Sugar Co seeks permission to sell stock in state

The Pingres Sugar company received a temporary permit from the Utah commission to sell 770000 worth of stock in Utah while two California plants, Corcoran and Wischla, are owned by the concern with the Wischla plant being moved to Hooper. A Utah water project to impound the Weber and Provo rivers for beach land reclamation between Ogden and Provo was to be discussed by Ogden delegates at the Commercial Club in Salt Lake City. The Weber club delegation includes N Pierre, O J Stilwell, and A J Bigstow, meeting government reclamation engineer J L Lytell and others.

Pingres Sugar Company Coorporation Utely Tro Utan Alate Ageurites Commission Cho Rain Pany Plaon California Concen Corcoran Wischla Hooper Woper Provo Ogden JN. Pierre O. J. Stilwell

Prohibitionists Hear Plea for Indian Rage

Washington observers gathered as Corinne Harris urged legal protection for Indians from a bean based intoxicant she claimed spreads on reservations. The meeting included remarks by Representative Copper and Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor, debating prohibition and party lines.

Washington Antorles Meath Corinne Hse Failang Indinna Poyate Beta Tate Gars Hic Alater Aker Samuel Goperp

Turks Invited to Massacre Greeks in Adrianople

Fragmentary OCR notes allege a proclamation inviting Turks to massacre Greeks in Adrianople Thrace with references to General Merbert of the Third French army and coordination with a Cyprian contingent. A New York date and railway details appear mixed with athletic news about a New York sailing from Fidbske to join a main contingent of an athletic commission for an interstate event.

Adrianople Thracetas Uren Avirionople Merbert Cho New York Reading Sellier Fidbske T Tye FEL

Army enlistment drive offers varied paths and perks

Recruiters promote one to three year enlistments with pay, training, and benefits across motor transport, air service, coast artillery, and infantry. Soldiers may choose branches, study at multiple camps, and pursue careers from trades to officer commissions, with incentives, furloughs, and veteran status after service.

Sam BeLvey Lee Wade Army Washington Avenue France Rhine Ennuch Weld Panama Hawaii Vallippine Islands Alberta China Unites States Motor Transport Corps Hulabind Haltimere Jensip Atlanta Normoyle San Antonio Tex Hoyd el Paso The Air Service Coast Artillery Fort Monroe Air Corps Ordnance Department Engineers Infantry Cavalry Field Artillery Medical Department Mental Corps Quartermaster Corps Carrice Tmsh United State West Point Mt Sa Savings Bank-Rand Armay Acre Leoinl U. S. Army Flere odAay Amy Raviet Ares Uncle Sam

Foley Kidney Pills Claim Fast Relief for Ailments

An old ad claims Foley Kidney Pills restore health after kidney trouble and backache. It features a testimonial from Komuel Te Keates of Belleta and lists common ailments like rheumatism and stiff joints. The copy promotes quick relief and soothing benefits, ending with a company aid and an ad-style disclaimer.

Komuel Te Keates Hox Belleta Allie Pawrliee Ioe A. Melityrerug Co Aidvecglaement

Real Estate Transfers in Norman Area Reports

Real estate transfers show Inaay Morin and Norman F Lang Ian Ines 1 and 3 with part of Pratt Franklin Place addition and E Stakar to Wenry Va ete. Also Carl Rasmusson and wife to Gravee Warner for part of Jet JE, Block 1d, South Teton purser, totaling $2600 and $20 respectively.

Inaay Morin i Norman F.langian Ines Praiklin Ecciia E. Stakar Wenry Va Ete Northenal Ourhrachip & Worsh Tanga Pincock Gemge Foyh Gogen Snevaz Carl Rasmusson Gravee i Warner Jet JE South Teton

Ford Sues Tribune Over Alleged Malice In Goldbeck Deposition

Henry Ford sues the Chicago Daily Tribune for 1 million dollars alleging malice in printing former Tribune writer Edward Goldbeck’s cross examination. Goldbeck testifies about his German background, loyalty shifts, and writings for the Tribune during World War I, including views on universal military training.

Mount Clemens Miceli Chicago Daily Tribune Henry Ford Abel Tucker Kitward Goldbeck The Tribune Goldbeck Tribune Foran Aalil Hkirkiant Alfred Luching Ford Mexico Licking Progerman Germany Sperry Thunx Serond Standard Oj) Company International Harvester Company Lin Mexican Oil and Pieal Faremont Ita United States Naturaliza the Tribune

Farmers Seek Upland National Farm Organization

In Salt Lake City Utah a meeting convened by the Intermountain Farmers association addressed forming a national farm organization. Senator Gore of Oklahoma stressed farming as a vital enterprise and urged farmers to unite to counter market fluctuations political and economic pressures. He warned that the agricultural sector remains vulnerable without coordinated action and shared the view that agriculture represents the nation’s backbone and capital.

Sruntor Thomas P. Gore Oklahoma National Board of Farm Organization Ogden Salt Lake

Senators Speak On Postwar Reform At Farmers Meeting

Senator Gore was the sole speaker at today's session and the meeting adjourned early so attendees could catch a westbound train. They will address gatherings in Modesto on June 3 and San Jose on June 7 to urge stronger farmer organization during this critical reconstruction period.

Gore Seasion Modesto Cal San Jose

Returning units of 36th Division arrive in New York

A wartime dispatch reports units of the 36th Division returning to the United States. It notes companies and detachments from the 1st Infantry and other units, with many men described as cowpunchers and ranchmen. Indian troops within the division are mentioned, along with a notable battle at St. Etienne. Major General Sasith is cited for honors, and a Detroit resident touts Tanlac relief after long rheumatic suffering.

New York Duce St. Etienne Sasith Tanfachan Elmer Deodan Fet Hobertson Okiahomea Fisher Ave Detroit Mick Aries Ogden A. Ky McIntyre

Epidemic Shifts Rates and Claims Across Regions

Disjointed text notes rising rates and claims last year amid epidemic effects. Mentions prices such as 76 cents and 4.50 per unit, with unclear references to regional authorities and insurance or health measures. Reads as a fragmentary report on economic impacts and policy responses.

Kidney Pill Praise From Detroit Woman

A Detroit resident, Mrs. Charles Gray of 270 South Street, says Foley Kidney Pills relieved her rheumatic pains, tiredness, and kidney and bladder discomfort. She reports feeling much better and plans to continue using the product.

Rom Foley Jeep Bette Mia Charles Gray Siath Strer Detroit Mich

Artesian Wells Restore Intake At Av Inaian Area

A report to Commissioner Flygare notes the siphony at Av Inaian Wells was removed during new well work and water distribution restored to normal. Merchants urged city action to promote the wells and utility, suggesting turning wells into a system if water overflow issues persist.

Conus Chris Flygare Ogden Rome Imavo Wella Fiysere Oaden

Austria 15 Not Much Disturbed by Peace Terms

Vienna reports show the peace treaty reducing frontiers of the former Austro Hungarian Empire. Officials arrived midnight, editorials mixed. no crowds in streets as Austrians brace for the new borders based on Wilson's fourteen points. Some see trouble for future German minorities. financial aid is hoped to sustain Austria.

Handa Certainiveresis New York Sonateia Lodge Borah Dave Accures Bomb Henalor Ticheack Sen- Altova Harilor Uin Nabrankenem Troy Polk Senate Ore Jojiikon California State Department Johnson Hopen League of Nations Johnson Department Wilson Lansing Paria Ronald Bitchcock Vienna Empire of Austria Amster Disputch Rattar Benedick Nous Freie Presto Giardo Vilenna Outatinwa Andoolnca Amahia Austin Seitz

Royal Neighbors Raise Assessments Plan Adopted

The Royal Neighbors of America, affiliated with the Modern Woodmen of America, adopted a plan for increased dues. The scale raises monthly payments by 40 to 76 cents, with some members moving up to 70 cents more per month.

Royal Neighbors of America Woman's Beneficial Rasdssinomta

Fishing Outlook for Year in the Clear Creek River

Penily Gt Warden Anderson warns fishing the year in the fore clear creek river will be poor unless heat improves before opening. Water is low and unclear. Anderson expects a limited supply for the opening day and warns that sportsmen who fish in the creek could be arrested for violations.

Iheason Warden Anderson Anderson

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