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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
1
American patrols crossed the Marne near Chateau Thierry to contact hostiles. They killed several foes and engaged with river defenses. American gunners then shelled positions as the fight continued along the line.
Fragmented text describes a dubious appeal touting “GOLD MEDAL” products and a health claim campaign. Mentions a bogus medical condition and a request for payment or submission, with unclear references to individuals and organizations in a garbled, promotional style.
Washington June 19 The Senate and federal suffrage amendment likely will vote on Thursday of next week. The Senate suffrage committee today decided to seek a vote then on the resolution passed by the House and the amendment to the allies.
Lieutenant Finchaire, the French ace aiding in patriotic work, departed in a byplane near Cleveland at 11 30 in the morning. He planned to follow Lakes Ontario and Erie and expected to reach Tess Chan four hours later.
A dime novel style advertisement touts Zemo antiseptic liquid to stop itching from eczema and skin troubles. It claims rapid clearing of eczema pimples rash blackheads and other skin conditions with regular use. The ad lists price five cents for a small bottle and one dollar for Extra Large battle.
Reported order directs 250000 men be available for military service. Provost Marshal General announces revocation of deferred veterans as part of the call up.
Washington June 19 The Senate passed a large annual pension bill carrying 2.270 billion dollars the largest pension measure by far in government history Five minutes sufficed for passage and the chamber added 35.41 million dollars to the bill's cost to finance proposed increases in pensions for eligible veterans and others
Paris June 19 The French government creates a new secretaryship for Franco American war cooperation to be based in the premier’s office. Captain Andrew Cardon will head the office with a French high commissioner to the United States, dividing time between Paris and Washington. The move centralizes American force support and coordinates military preparedness with the United States to benefit war efforts in both nations.
Major General heavy versus Greene amid the Ninety First national army reports from Camp Lewis in Washington. Frederick S Boltsheen temporarily takes command as the War Department offers no immediate explanation. The fragment ends with a stray, unrelated mock interview about a servant problem and employment.
German forces launch a heavy counterblow near Rheims aimed at retaking Compiegne front lines. French troops repulse each assault with costly artillery and gas shells, while some German units are captured. No decisive breakthrough occurs as heavy firing continues and Allied defenses hold. Newspaper style report notes German attempts east of Rheims meet strong resistance.
Washington officials say preliminary statistics show increases in the draft pool if ages 18 to 45 are extended as proposed by Senator Irance. Crowder expects more than 250,000 added to Class 1, with district averages around 28.7 percent, while some officials argue no immediate need to change age limits. Crowder supports extension to prevent early exhaustion of calls next year.
A Vienna based report says Austrian officials warn state workers face drastic pay and supply cuts as costs rise. Government spokesmen attribute hardship to under feeding, not inefficiency, with promises of possible further restrictions next fall. Amid bread shortages and rising discontent near Vienna, workers and industry face pressure from the war economy.
Washington reports ongoing friction between the United States and Turkey following the retirement of the Turkish ambassador and open criticism of U.S. policy. Congress debates whether a state of war exists, while officials seek more information on reported hostilities and the sacking of an American hospital in Tabhriz.
Express monopoly dissolved after war emergency ends under provisions. Washington reports government created Tengu monopoly to be terminated. contract signed by express, tax et al representatives and the railroad administration.
Jacksonville Florida dispatch reports Mrs Adolphus Fugeh widow of a St. Louis brewer freed by federal authorities and preparing to depart for St Louis after a long stay in Germany. The release follows her detention and return from overseas.
Springfield reports July 19 pilot Frank Patterton of Dayton Ohio and Leroy Swan of Northwich Connecticut were killed when their Wright aviation craft collapsed in midair at about 10 660 feet. The incident occurred at Wilbur Wright field between Springfield and Dayton. The report includes remnants of a humorous verse and unrelated notes from the era.
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