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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
1
A London dispatch from June reports a Vienna influenced naval scene at Austria's Adriatic base. The account describes a submarine or sea vessel of about forty feet, white with a crew, propelled by electric drive, featuring rotary steering and fishing-net obstacles, and two forward tubes.
Dr Esther Lovejoy told the National Association of Women here that Germany uses motherhood to subjugate France. She cited 250000 girls and boys detained in occupied regions and urged American women to support war effort by expanding civilian labor across industries. The report also notes U S fuel officials announcing a 1925 cap on passenger auto production and broader industrial reductions to conserve coal.
A historic health remedy claims over two centuries of effectiveness for kidney and bladder disorders. The GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are advertised as a proven, convenient treatment imported from Holland with a money back guarantee.
German forces clash with French near Montdidier and Ressons, facing intense bombardment and heavy losses. French positions hold as German attack stalls after four hours of fighting. allies press forward with artillery and countermeasures amid a costly engagement in northern France.
San Francisco District Attorney Fickert sent a brief to Governor Stephen opposing Thomas J. Mooney’s pardon from the death sentence for the 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing. The brief accuses Mooney of perjury and alleges he acted as a German agent, linking him to the Lusitania sinking and bomb conspiracies, with parallels to other cases cited.
June 10 in St Paul opens the annual convention of the American Federation of Labor. Samuel Gompers urges delegates to sacrifice for wartime unity and the defense of democracy and freedom, stressing mobilization, loyalty, and the readiness to endure for the nation's cause.
New York June 10 Announcement by William J. Mulligan and Rev. T. J. Metfyney says the French government has used fifty English speaking soldier priests to assist Knights of Columbus chaplains and secretaries with the American army in France and plans to appoint 100 more. They report $2 04 000 spent expanding Knights work abroad and orders to erect forty five huts, most already under construction.
An advertising plea promotes phosphate and related compounds as a remedy for extreme thinness, claiming they supply essential elements for weight gain and overall health. It argues nerves cause thinness, promises rapid weight increase, better sleep, and vigor, and offers money back.
Washington June 1 The Senate clashed over secrecy versus openness in diplomacy as it debated Senator Underwood’s treaty proposal amid war. Senators Werk Idaho Witchrack Lodge and Knox opposed the measure, while Kellogs Mason argued for public treaty consideration, framing the clash as a fight over transparency in wartime diplomacy.
Survivors of the American freighter Pinar del Rio arrive in Norfolk after the ship was sunk 119 miles northeast of Cape Henry by a German submarine. They said a large steamer accompanied the U boat, believed to be the mother ship, and that after the Rio went down the sub sank two American sailing vessels. The submarine was described as a 6000 ton craft with a single funnel amidships, painted grey, with offing visibility two to three miles.
Ogden summer school may add manual training in the elementary program if demand exists. Superintendent TI C Johnson reports registration for the morning session exceeded expectations and urges parents to enroll within the next two days. Interested students should attend a June 12 meeting at the Senior High manual training shops to gauge interest, with George Hiderton as potential instructor.
Chicago June 10 The government presented evidence in the trial of 110 I W W members for violating espionage laws. The proposed letter to James Rowan, a leading Pacific coast organizer, urged actions to disrupt Oregon lumber labor, aiming to block Columbia River access and protect government timber contracts.
An old advertisement touts a grease salve promising eczema relief. It claims quick itch relief, skin healing, and soothing of sores wounds and chafing. The copy emphasizes deep penetrating antiseptic action and superior effectiveness.
A Boston astrologer declares the colonel's prandson lacking selvesteom amid skeptical chatter. The Evening Post notes scientists may later critique such claims.
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