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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
2
The Associated Press is credited as the exclusive source for republication in this paper. The paper notes standard crediting and republication rights apply to material supplied by the AP.
A Utah dispatch describes Ogdenites attending festivities in Evanston. The crowd packed streets as a train unloaded revelers and bars struggled to keep pace. Prohibition supporters tout sobriety benefits, noting less drunkenness at home and fewer troubling scenes, while bootlegging remains an issue.
The piece argues the U S Senate must ratify the peace treaty to honor the fallen and the allies and prevent German terms from prevailing. It warns delaying or reworking the treaty benefits Germany and harms mankind, while urging citizens to pressure Senators to act in the national interest.
A reader writes praising quiet living and condemning gossip while criticizing newspaper sensationalism. The letter comments on cartoons and murder coverage in New York papers and urges Hearst to avoid further inflammatory material. It notes past editorials and publicist actions around President Wilson and McKinley, urging cautious reporting and accountability.
With national midnight closures, the saloon is proclaimed dead as an institution. The piece argues that once people abandon it, they will not permit its return, signaling a definitive public stance against alcohol’s spread.
The New York World reports a suggested assassination tone in a William Hearst lecture. It recalls Hearst's past experiences connected to President McKinley, stressing caution amid hostile rhetoric and political tension.
A national marksmanship contest at Caldwell New Jersey August 4 to 26 will include a team of riflemen from the American Expeditionary Forces. The War Department authorized AEF representation following General Pershing’s recommendation. The overseas service team will consist of seventeen members with additional individual competitors.
Paris dispatch reports the departure of Dr. Hermann Mueller Dr Tell and about fifty other German delegates from Versailles. They traveled by fifteen automobiles via two routes to Noisy le Roi then boarded the train at 9 o clock. French and Italian officers accompanied them to Cologne. The party left Versailles with punctilious politeness. Herr Haniel von Kalmhausen Herr Tennert and Herr Dusker remain in Versailles briefly.
Berlin reports the Evangelical churches of Germany will mark Sunday July 6 as a day of mourning. Citizens are urged to observe silence and devote efforts toward recovery through charitable and restorative work.
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