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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
2
An Ogden tale recounts a girl pressured by peers after a coercive encounter. She loses work and social standing as a family member condemns her, while the real offender remains unnamed, highlighting harsh social judgment and calls for compassion.
A dated op ed argues against widespread strikes portraying them as a dangerous disease while praising the ballot as a peaceful alternative. It urges labor to vote, be fair to employers, and encourage reinvestment by capital, claiming this will lead to national stability and contentment.
Elihu Root bowed out of the committee hearing on the alleged leak involving the peace treaty and big New York financial interests. Senators Lodge Barall Mabbergast faced questions as the country learned how a sensational claim was raised without merit. Lodge claimed to have seen a treaty copy in New York while withholding names, with the Standard predicting the uproar.
The passage argues that a pro-Lodge sympathizer was involved in the treaty leak and contacted the senator in New York. It notes Elihu Root legitimately obtained the text and questions Lodge and Borah about their prior insinuations, suggesting they must explain their alarmist claims of a diabolical crime by the peace delegation.
The New York World notes England has become a paper-money country with bank balances payable in notes rather than gold. The piece compares England to the United States after the Civil War, suggesting desilvering and deflation may mirror past politics, including greenback tendencies, ties to Uncle Sam, and distrust of British policy as war reshapes global finance.
The Chicaka News lauds Republicans for resisting a large standing army and big navy. Chairman Kahn cites a reduced war department request from 609,000 to 400,000, with estimated savings of 200 to 409 million dollars. He argues changes won’t weaken defense and urges economy while awaiting a broader military policy.
This evening at 8 o'clock in the Fifth ward meeting house a farewell program honors Geo W McCune who is departing for New York City to lead the Eastern States mission for the Mormon church. The event features community songs, talks, and a photo and cello trio, followed by dancing and refreshments at the amusement hall.
Objects left in dressings rooms at the Ogden Canyon sanitarium may be claimed by owners. Call the sanitarium and present sufficient identification to recover two Neal necklaces, a small fur, daching salt, bag, and other articles. TRIG ROBINSON, Manager.
Vider and Mrs. Frank Evans of Salt Lake City will speak at the AcraMental services in the Second Ward chapel Sunday evening at 7 oclock. Mr Evans headed hospital administration in France and traveled Europe. Mrs Evans was a leading lady manager at Walter Reed hospital in Washington for rehabilitation of disabled soldiers. A special musical program will be arranged.
General Pershing says 375,000 men will be transported homeward in June, setting new record for overseas troop movements. The report notes it outpaces Britain's December cross to the continent. In Ceara, Brazil, roads are being built linking Mocejama, Porangaba, and Soure to Fortaleza with plans for a tramway line between Fortaleza, Hora, and Porangaba.
London notes the Salvation Army founded in 1865 will celebrate its 50th jubilee this week with international demonstrations scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. Special meetings will occur in British provinces and other nations as part of the postponed 1915 celebration. J J Brummill of 2417 Hudson Avenue advertises high prices for Liberty bonds.
New York June 12 The ruling from Daniel C Roper commissioner of revenue clarifies that individuals who contributed to the League to Line force Bead may deduct certain contributions from gross income in income tax returns The decision states the Loakun qualities as an organization for educational purposes under the 1918 revenue act It notes the ruling could affect about four thousand persons nationwide and references Teague planners with a contribution figure of 490 but the text is garbled and unclear
In Washington on June 11, Champ Clark delivered a sharp response to GOP attacks on the administration's conduct of the war. Farmer Spraker Clark stated that “Two can play at this game of political harangue,” signaling a partisan exchange as lawmakers debated wartime policy.
The speaker accuses the opposition of endless nagging and baseless charges while defending a forthcoming investigation into war activities. He asserts the probe will reveal no major faults if conducted fairly, and claims the Democrats have endured prolonged criticism without cause.
Paris reports Crown Prince Charles of Rumania wounded in the leg from a bullet. The injury is not serious, with word that the prince’s art and departure to Japan stem from the king’s demand for a six month tour. He was previously divorced from Cecilie Lanbktino, described as not wealthy or suitable.
J. J. Brummitt advertises buying Liberty bonds at top prices. He invites sellers to contact him at 2417 Hudson Avenue, phone 59.
At the two day national convention of the order in Ta., Tone 11, Warner 3. Stone, its president, urged government ownership of railroads and support of the league of nations in a session led by Treatherhisnd of Teremonty Engineers vy Warner 3. Slane defended ownership while noting only 40 percent of workers favor it. The convention discussed questions to come before the group.
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