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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
1
Women activists gather before a crucial Senate vote on state by state suffrage. Debates flare as Senators Volodexvien Thompson King and Walsh weigh platform commitments while Susan B Anthony era goals echo, signaling near victory or tight defeat for the state by state amendment.
An advertisement claims Grain Cadomene Tablets restore vigor vitality and strength for men. The offer states the product was sold by all druggists in the area with emphasis on benefits and availability. No health claims are independently verified within the ad.
In Copenhagen the Scandinavian ministerial conference opens and will run through Friday. Attendees include ministers from Denmark, Norway, and Sweden with a focus on economic and commercial issues amid shortages of essential goods. A banner reads Summer here as a man driving a sedan with one hand is seen nearby.
A farm woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after long standing female troubles. She reports severe weakness hindering work on her six hundred chicken farm and says the remedy enabled her to resume chores and recommend it to friends. The ad cites 40 years of experience and invites readers to write for advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co., Lyon Mass.
About 8900 teachers nationwide plan a July 2 to 6 convention in Mip suurg Pa to discuss war modified education and national defense. National Education Association officers and Cabinet members will attend. Mary Bradford will open with The Building of the New Civilization, followed by remarks by Secretary of War or his successor on American democracy and wartime schooling.
Washington June 26 new sugar restrictions allocate 4,600,000 tons for six months starting July 1. Distribution follows a monthly per-citizen allotment to meet civilian and military needs. Administration by George A. Wynbriskle as sugar administrator, with local officials issuing certificates. Retailers limited to modest sales. manufacturers face caps on supply.
An orderly but terse dispatch from Zurich on June 26 reports that Premier von Seyler is likely to name Baron Baros Banhane as his successor. The Austrian emperor has invited Banhane to lead negotiations with multiple parties to form a stable national government in Vienna.
Washington reports from Amst erdam describe German and Allied reaction to von Ku klaxmann speech noting the German foreign secretary faces sharp satire from conservatives and socialist deputies. U.S. says 706000 American soldiers were in France in June as press and officials debate responsibility for war aims.
A nurse recommends Vine for recovering strength after pneumonia and anemia. The ad says cod liver oil plus iron and tonics improve appetite, weight, and cough, with Mrs BE Walker praising Vine and Culley Drug Co endorsing it for sale.
Representatives from factions clashed in a turbulent scene at Texe We engaging in a heated exchange. The confrontation quickly cooled as others intervened. The incident hints at broader political tensions surrounding a constitutional amendment tied to a state revolt and reform efforts.
An early war report describes Italian forces attempting a crossing near the Flave artery in Vienna. The British and Austrians reported heavy fire and a failed assault as lines held, according to the war office statement released today.
A dated ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a standard family medicine for lagrippe bronchial coughs throat tickle and croup. It claims to ease inflamed throat passages and quickly relieve coughing aiding sleep and family health. The ad highlights Emellathery Maal Ind and McIntyre Com pany as endorsing distributors.
Wallington Jar 22 Edward Angeles, president of Pan American Petroleum and Transportation, told the Senate commerce committee the lily company lost 31.5 million to 210,000 by the Shipping Board demanding higher prices for five oil tankers during constriction after they were commandeered. He said they were coerced to accept higher prices to obtain ships, with New York Shipbuilding named as the firm benefiting from a $700 increase. Doheny criticized the Shipping Board’s handling of tankers as "awfully bad" and noted American carriers were burdened by constraints on Atlantic service amid a possible coal shortage on the Atlantic coast. Kelloge urged amendments to let tankers receive compensation for losses from delayed ships. Sergeant Lafayette killed in Paris during World War I service reported.
Reports from Amsterdam Moscow and Copenhagen in late June claimed Emperor Nicholas II was murdered in Ekaterinburg or moved to Moscow for safekeeping. Discrepancies and lack of confirmation persist as dispatches circulate via Berlin and Stockholm.
The county draft board sent the last group of 21 year registrants dated June 5 1918. Names include John Place Wheatley L Blanch Huntsville Sylvester Castley Carls N Kendall Pleasant View Lonze Stoker Wyatsville Jeroy Roman Ogden Eugene D Jones Ammon Green West Weber Pelbert Knight Wilson Line Edward Mills Burch Creek Levi Fowler Hooper Oscar Lowder Harreville George Clark Roy John Whitsley Liberty William Bush Wilson Edwin Tracy Huntsville Lionel Gibby Roy Reuben Colin Riverdale Moroni Allen Huntsville Clare Walker Lyman Wye Charles Norris North Ogden David Fours Ogden Juno Echindin 150 Twenty N street Chars Chanats Kunesy tile.
An old Cincinnati chemist releases Freezone a new ether drug said to dry and shrink corns with a few drops. Advertisers claim it removes corn roots without inflaming surrounding skin while warning that cutting corns is a dangerous habit.
Washington June 27 the house ways and means committee framed a new bond bill to authorize an additional Liberty bond issue to meet anticipated October needs. The measure would authorize up to 9 000 009 000 in bonds and likely propose a near-term issue around 36 000 170 090 as the plan progresses toward further financing.
Independent candidate John Steen of Huabey runs ahead of Governor Lynn J. Frazier in a nonpartisan gubernatorial race. Early counts place Steen about 1200 votes in front as primary ballots are tallied.
A lengthy medical endorsement praises organic Nuxated Iron as a superior tonic for fatigue weakness and vitality. Notable physicians including Dr James Sullivan and Senator Towne advocate its use, claiming it boosts red blood cells, energy, and general health. The piece cites patient improvements, safety assurances, and urges consulting a physician before use.
San Diego June 24 Soldiers at Camp Kearny packed the Knights of Columbus hall to see the debut of the Volunteer Players. The group, all experienced actors, will tour camps at no charge, donating their services for the war effort. They aim to perform near trenches in France if permitted, with a dollar a year salary, food and housing provided, and members buying their own uniforms. The troupe plans to extend to other endowments if the program succeeds, and promises free performances for the troops.
New York June 27 Trans vor Rintelen German plotter has been losing weight in the Tombs prison after Secretary Lansinga refused to entertain Germany’s exchange offer. Warden Hanley told United States Attorney Caffey the prisoner should be moved for health reasons. Rintelen, who financed ship explosions and has been held since last December, is described as low in spirits and irritable and lacking room for exercise. Caffey will forward the warden’s suggestion to Attorney General Gregory.
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