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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
2
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use and republication of all news credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper. This notice outlines the focal news published here and the rights retained by the AP for republication.
The Salt Lake field reports the death of Lieutenant George C. Beck, an Ogden native and skilled aviator. The fall underscores aviation’s dangers even for seasoned pilots, with Beck praised as American manhood and one of Ogden’s first volunteers for the war effort. The Standard wishes his speedy recovery.
The government weighs wholesale deportations of Bolsheviki anarchists and other radicals, with returning troop ships to remove alien agitators to their homelands. The stance condemns those who undermine America and vows no tolerance for anarchists, urging their expulsion.
Washington reports suggest the Senate plans to declare the war ended to dodge blame if treaty ratification is delayed. The move, seen as disloyal, would withdraw forces from Europe and abandon allies in Paris negotiations, leaving France dependent on Britain. Congress faces fierce public rebuke from critics calling the plan outrageous.
The World notes Britain faces a massive financing challenge with a 7.5 billion dollar war debt to fund and new deficits. 4 percent bonds at 80 with 40 year maturing, plus 4 percent bonds at 85 for ongoing redemptions, may appeal to patriotic buyers but mix rates and tax exemptions create market confusion. The piece argues consolidation into two standardized issues would clarity the bonds for the average creditor.
The piece notes returning occupation troops praising Germans and denigrating France. It cites Major General E. F. McGiachin’s proclamation condemning such sentiment and recounts the general’s reminder of German aggression. It urges readers to heed the lesson about deception and wartime truth.
Local ad seeks responsible representatives for a new manufacturing proposition. Contact Monday for details at Somers Marion Hotel. The notice requests qualified individuals to engage in opportunity discussions and potential partnership arrangements.
A Lithuanian National Council letter to The Standard argues that eastern European conflicts show many nations seek more power while Lithuanians refrain from violence. It asserts Lithuanian Jews faced massacres caused by Polish troops, not Lithuanians, and urges readers to note Lithuania’s innocence and desire for independence.
The COZY presents Janet Eastman formerly Bernice Brown of Ogden alongside Neal Hart in Bill Brennan's Claim The Red Glove the final Laurel of the Circus episode and a Tom Mix feature Tonight Coming tomorrow Eddie Polo in A Prisoner for Life and Wm Duncan in Man of Might.
The Rev Samuel Unsworth, once rector of the Church of the ond Shepherd and now rector of Tri ity church Reno Nevada, is visiting and will preach tomorrow morning at the Church of the Seed Shepherd in Charleston. In Reno, builders strike as contractors push for a new shop.
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