Local News Publication Rights Clarified
The article clarifies that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of the credited material. If not credited, the local paper may use the content as published within its pages.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
2
The article clarifies that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of the credited material. If not credited, the local paper may use the content as published within its pages.
The article condemns Senators Borah and Lodge for prematurely publishing a peace treaty copy in the Congressional Record. It claims their version is out of date and not official, calling their actions a misstep that damages their credibility while Paris prepares the real treaty with new features.
The piece urges marking Independence Day as a celebration of world peace after World War I. It recalls the 1918 armistice and the rise of popular government, urging Ogelen to observe a patriotic day off in honor of those who served to save civilization.
Democratic national committee chairman Homer Cummings tours Ogden with local party leaders as both major parties gear up for a lengthy campaign. The piece argues campaign funds influence policy, calls for stricter spending limits, and predicts 1920 will be the bitterest political contest in U.S. history.
A debated historical look at James Monroe's 1823 proclamation declaring the Americas free from European monarchies. The piece questions U S motives and the doctrine's future scope amid shifting global powers and Latin American sovereignty.
P Dell of the London Baily News, visiting the United States, advocates postwar benefits from the conflict. He envisions a liberated Russia, a reasserted France, united Italy, and an enduring republic of Balkan nations, plus a strengthened Britain, all united to prevent Prussian absolutism and ensure universal peace and civilization.
Rev. C. WLP. Daniels of California speaks at the Christian church on Twenty fourth Street and Malisan tonight at 8 o'clock. The talk promises vivid views of Jerusalem and ties the topic to the current interest in the Holy Land and recent events in the region.
War Department announces additional Distinguished Service Crosses for acts of extraordinary heroism in action. Recipients include Captain William J. Coyle Canon Oly Washington. John C. Burgard Vort land Oregon. Private Leon A. Alexander National City California. Trirace Tings of Brown Dheerai Makerstiely California.
A new weekly labor oriented newspaper, The Western Labor World, will be published in Ogden starting within a week. Henry Sweet will serve as editor, with Durtin Wheeler as associate editor and writer. The paper aims to promote Americanism and labor interests with fair coverage of both sides, and will not be published for profit.
Fishermen in Thigham City expect excellent trout angling as streams clear after a long dry spell. Deputy Game Warden James Callam notes opening day will see good runs and a plentiful season ahead. A nearby young woman notes gossip about a neighbor’s dating life, while housing concerns loom over families.
Flag Day events at the Industrial School start Saturday at 2 30 PM with Gov. Suhan Bamberger delivering the oration. Cadet reviews, school band selections, and student performances will follow on the lawn for parents friends and the public.
Twenty seven passengers were injured when the Tes And Maettie of some special war wrecked near Ranger Station yesterday as the train was pulling out of Ranger. Injured were brought to Port Worth. The wreck occurred when a switch derailment pulled the coaches off the track.
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