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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1919
Page
2
A partial AP wire notice appears, stating exclusive wall tie for republication and credit rules. The fragment references the Associated Press and notes news published herein may be credited accordingly, with emphasis on reprinting terms.
The article condemns German conduct at Scapa Flow, praising the act as proof of untrustworthiness and noting broader issues of treaties and neutrality. It argues the ships’ sinking reflects disloyalty, while suggesting naval disarmament will reduce such tensions and cites remarks from an interned fleet officer.
The Standard urges Weber county farmers to lead a water storage plan for Ogden river floodwaters. It urges city leaders and public bodies to convene a conference by Saturday to decide on damming headwaters, piping spring water, and securing long term supply for Ogden city and farmland.
The piece rebukes Senator Sherman of Illinois for accusing the League of Nations of Catholic domination. It argues Catholic majority nations have enacted anti church laws and cites France, Italy, and Austria-Hungary history. It condemns religious prejudice and calls for tolerance and unity in America amidst Senate discord.
The New York World criticizes seven months after the armistice the German failure to profit from humiliation. It argues that public knowledge and frank recognition of ruinous terms are lacking and that the peace forms opened at Versailles remain poorly understood.
The article notes Clemenceau delivering a blistering indictment against eight nations tied to civilization, arguing the treaty will record future history and justify further hostilities if needed. It argues Germany feigns favor for the League but opposes the treaty, while U S Senate optics hinder peace.
Mis-spelled ad copy urges readers to quit tobacco via nicotine tablets sold by pharmacies. Claims dramatic health improvements and promises refunds if failing. Mentions an upcoming Doctor Connor announcement about nicotine poisonings and how to avoid them.
Ohio Governor Cox states boxing contests are legalized under local authority and rejects outside interference. He cites past failed legislative attempts to change rules and warns against dictatorial power while pledging action only within the law. In Idaho Falls a toddler drowns in a canal after wandering from home.
W Mallinger of Chautauqua discussed Mexico's past conditions and present state, detailing climate, resources, and mining wealth. He cited Spain's historic gold flow, silver output, and Mexico's centralized system while contrasting democratic readiness with decades of upheaval.
Disjointed excerpts discuss rain with high urea content, moral influence of women, and soldiers. The text moves to a talk by Private Peat praising league of nations, then to a court case involving John the Barber and Dempsey’s manager. It continues with miners’ walkout details, wage demands, and a plan to resume work. Idaho Falls seeks league berth as towns rally for a Snake River valley team. committee names and meeting slated.
Toledo June 28 Major A J Drixel Biddle arrives as sportsmen push for two judges or a referee for the Willard Dempsey heavyweight title bout. The boxing board favors dual judging with Ollie Pecord urged as possible official referee. a decision may mark the first American trial of this plan. Willard trained but will not work today.
Lieutenant J Earl Ballantyne son of Mr and Mrs Uallantyne 259 Orchard Avenue has returned home after serving with the engineers in France He was with the national guard and trained at the officers training school prior to commissioning in the engineering corps at Camp Kearny an architect with Eber Piers Went Park City Miners Call Off Strike Park City June 22 miners meeting after the walkout May 6 voted to end the strike Avid Gwilliatis chairman of the strike commander announced the return to work after 107 miners met Tuesday evening and approved resumption of duties
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