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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1919
Page
2
The Onden Standard Memiber of the AUAI Bureau of Circulation and the Aneciated Frese The Associated Presa is exclusively entitled to the use for republication all news credited to bs not otherwise credited in this paper and also the LU news published herein.
Salt Lake starts a week of own your own home promotion and Ogden is urged to imitate. A university head rented a home that was sold, forcing eviction after legal action, sending his family to Salt Lake. The piece argues Ogden must speed up housing construction to meet demand and avoid reliance on hotels.
Farmers urge adoption of daylight saving time arguing earlier sun aligns farm work with daylight and reduces confusion. They claim current hours disrupt haying and chores, want standard sun time across rural and urban areas, and call for a walking delegate to explain the shift. They favor keeping farm hours in sync with sun and city clocks.
The Chicago Tribune is accused of revealing the peace treaty text while Ford claims it is disloyal. The piece alleges antic government sentiment in the Tribune, suggesting a scandal to undermine the peace process and urging the American people to resist perceived treachery by authorities handling the world affair.
A garbled text criticizes constant vilification and alleged manipulation in U S government discourse. It warns that any American who accepts a copy of the peace treaty to sow distrust among allies risks discrediting America at Versailles, likening such figures to Benedict Arnold and signaling broader concerns over perceived treachery and espionage.
Local railroad officials announced plans to shield passengers from law enforcement while traveling through prohibition states. A U S Supreme Court ruling confirms interstate travelers may carry liquor legally. railroads aim to prevent baggage searches and shipments under cover of travel, citing protection of good faith passengers and to curb illegal distribution.
A fragmented passage outlines ideas to curb liquor transport on trains using strict checks at drawing rooms and elsewhere. It argues limits on officers stopping passengers on mere suspicion to avoid abuse, and suggests making all territory dry to end carrier liability for intoxicants by any railway or organization.
The Alhambra theater presents Eyes of the Soul a full sized cabaret from Palm Garden style staging with a dramatic story of a dancer loved by an elder judge. Miss Ferguson stars with twenty graceful dancers in a bird dance style plus Ben Turpin and Sennett acts. Show repeats today and tomorrow.
General Pershing notified the War Department of awarding U S Army Crosses to Joseph H Carvo Topmontsh Wash Mike Pirinoli Sebastapal Cal Peter Tintkovich Amador Cal and Ernest Wernek Mackey Idaho for service in the Argonne Forest Also notes: Captain Lundberg return to Idaho Falls from France and a bootlegger shooting incident near Montpelier Idaho with several wounded and ongoing manhunt Also golf and boxing results from Boston and New York reflected in the day’s wire.
New York June 6 Americans show strong desire for ratification of the League of Nations covenant says former president William Howard Taft after touring fifteen states in support of the covenant Taft emphasizes the American will to secure U S ratification and establish a lasting League of Nations alignment with the treaty and its aims
The Woodmen of the World held memorial services at their Washington avenue hall Sunday led by Weber Camp 74 consul commander Matthew A. Galt. Judge Arthur F Pratt delivered an oration on loyalty and duty, praising members past and present and urging continued charitable acts and moral discipline. The event featured the Tillian Chatcher Orchestra and the Souther Parlffe Glen club, with a large audience and a program of music and remarks.
In St Louis on June 8 the largest entry to date for the Trans-Mississippi Open began. About 206 entrants paid a fee to aid the Red Cross fund, with 100 players entering the charity event. Notable figures included James, president of Kansas City, and Stuart Fekney of Mt. Lowie assisting. Local entrants Nelson Whitney and Reuben Thrach of New Orleans were expected to reach the finals, while G L Conley of Kansas City could not defend due to business. The field featured Harry G Legs of Minneapolis and Didley Madge of Sioux, among others, with many Western state players joining the trial rounds.
John D. Gady, former association president, heads a strong field in the southwest golf event. The tournament signals the growth of the game with a remarkable turnout of players from Oklahoma and Texas.
Vienna reports Ukrainian claims that Poles have established a reign of terror in Galicia Volhynia and Russia. churches closed and burned, clergy and politicians imprisoned, Ukrainian records damaged, uprisings by peasants cited, typhus amid prisoners, cathedral attacked by Polish bishop.
Hundreds flood Willard's prison training camp area as inmates, including the warden and children, endure a chaotic mass gathering amid tense conditions.
The champion used 14-ounce gloves in sparring with Willard’s camp, scoring hard blows that left sparring partners bruised and bleeding. Dormant details note Willard’s early round dominance and a bloody nose for Walter Mopahan. Ray C. Archer, manager for the champion, returned from New York with tentative sparring plans and prices noted.
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