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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
2
The Onden Standard states its association with the AUAM Bureau of Circulation and the Associated Press, asserting exclusive rights to republication of all news credited to AP not otherwise credited in this paper and that no focal news is published locally.
In Ogden the Utah Elks convened and passed resolutions denouncing anarchists and Bolshevism while pledging support for soldiers and the Salvation Army. The message lauds the order as patriotic, sensible, and square dealing defenders of liberty and equality, praising fearless opinion and the lodge’s role in backing American institutions.
The article discusses Congress's interstate commerce authority over rates and services, citing Justice Hughes on applying established doctrine. It warns that excessive state control could paralyze the nation and notes political accountability in choosing fit leaders. Also lists upcoming films at the COZY theater and other showings.
A newspaper editorial salutes the private soldiers over officers, praising doughboys who fought bravely, endured and sacrificed for country, and helped shape the world’s view of America’s fighting valor.
The text argues Senator Lodge exposed the treaty text in New York, breaching unwritten protocols. It urges exposing the man who holds the document, denounces diplomatic violations, and calls for a full investigation, warning against a politicized, farcical probe. The piece features Spooner and New York references, stressing duty to US interests.
Theat beach at Tear Lake offers a favored scenic and cool spot in the intermountain country. J W Neal, manager, reports tear lake is 140 square miles with wonderful color. cottages replace tents and accommodate sixty five guests. Cafe remodels, tennis court, dancing pavilion for 250 couples, soft drinks, and children's amusements are ready. Cottages cost 150 dollars daily for single units and 260 for doubles. best route via Wellaville Canyon to Logan then Laxon Canyon. round trip stage from Logan 7.50 dollars, with weekly schedules on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
A Washington Avenue shop advertises a fruit and confectionery store open around the clock at 2319 Washington Avenue. It promises prompt service and invites customers to visit and get acquainted with its offerings.
The Chicago News comments on a Supreme Court decision affecting railroad and telegraph cases and the reach of federal power. It notes Chief Justice White affirming the paramount authority of the national government in matters within its constitutional control, while recognizing limits for state action.
Washington June 6 In a five day Pan American conference John Darrell director general of the Pan American union declared the inauguration of a new epoch in Pan American commercial relations. John Barrett praised the Pan American idea as representatives of United States and Latin America outlined aims including abundant Atlantic freight and passenger steamship service and mutual cooperation in trading methods patents and banking.
J Brummitt advertises purchase of Liberty bonds at top prices located at 2417 Hudson Avenue. Phone contact listed as 59 for buyers seeking to dispose of Liberty bonds.
In Datorea Kentucky on June 6 entries for the Latonia derby list top three year olds from the east and west. The race for three-year-olds offers about 19 000 pounds in added money and near 20 000 pounds overall. Notable contenders include The field features Yuleanite Regato Be Frank St. Hernard Mond Clermont Passoureau and others as winner Sir Dirton from the Kentucky Derby pursues another win.
Report from JAURLZ Mexico notes 2000 Yaqui federal soldiers from Sonora marching to Casas Grandes on the Mexico Northwestern railroad. Secretary in Gov Oriiz of Chi vals described the force as part of a corridor through the United States toward Juarez. Rebels reportedly destroy railroad lines north and south of Chihuahua.
A courier from Chihuahuan routes reaches Santa Rosalia with General Dieguez reinforcements promised and is fired on by bands but escapes. Later reports say rebels were not seen. Earlier, Martin Lopez allegedly demanded Jaurez surrenders, denied by General Prancio Gongaler who took command yesterday.
Utah leaders call for state control of soldier settlement projects under the Mandell bill. Delegates from Nevada Utah Idaho argue local revenue should share management with the federal government to ensure proper operation of sites in the three states and avoid centralized mismanagement.
Advertiser J. J. Bruromitt invites owners to sell Liberty bonds at top rates. Call 59 or visit 2417 Hudson Avenue to arrange purchase.
Springfield secretary of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers comments on the impact of Postmaster General Tarlesno and the potential release of control over telegraph and telephone systems. He notes considerations for workers and industry during upcoming debates.
Washington reporters outline a drive by Republican leaders to cut military spending without harming essential functions. The army bill, once $1.1 billion, is targeted for a near 400 million reduction, with naval funds similarly trimmed to about 40 million. Committee plans also consider restricting working capital amid broader budget savings.
The champion cow Rullo Mercer de Kot, six years old and weighing 1300 pounds, sold for 26000 dollars at a pedigreed dairy cattle auction during the Holstein-Fresian association convention. J D Harmer of Norwich Ontario sold the animal from Coldstream Farms Lexington Kentucky. her thirty day yield was 193 pounds of butter and 1128 pounds of milk.
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