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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1918
Page
2
An independent daily paper notes its publication schedule and Associated Press content usage. The fragment mentions republication rights and local feet published, hinting at standard newsroom boilerplate from an old era. It lacks clear events or persons but establishes publication identity and rights.
The Standard joins the Salt Lake Tribune in condemning senators on both sides who favor Wilson over strong action against the killer. It warns of treacherous politicians seeking to profit from national calamity and urges plans to mark and curb such opportunists.
A report describes dire scenes of famine and displacement across Syria and nearby regions. Tens of thousands of refugees, including children, endure hunger and abandonment as relief efforts struggle to reach them. The American committee urges immediate action to sustain 10,900 orphans and elderly care facilities before closures ensue.
Andrew Bonar Lawson, Tivisa chancellor of the exchequer, addressed the House of Commons warning against complacency. He explained Britain’s Mesopotamia, Palestine, and Salonika deployments were not merely political or moral, stressing the nation’s status as a great imperial power and the need for renewed effort.
A wartime speech outlines that Britain must remain engaged in eastern operations to secure Egypt and support the Balkans. It argues Saloniki forces could play a role beyond defense, notes Turkish discontent and Russian events, and stresses American involvement will hinge on sustained allied unity and sufficient resources.
After the war the nation will balance accounts and credit the transformation of chemical industries. In Utah the cement industry is evolving to produce byproducts. plants now extract potash from raw materials used to make clinker.
A mining and chemical advance shows that trace salt and potash in cement raw materials can be recovered as valuable byproducts. Idaho ash samples exceed 10 percent potash in insoluble form, aiding clinker production and potentially turning cement plants into potash revenue sources.
Jack Marbertzon, champion middleweight grappler, defeated fifteen opponents within half an hour at the Ninth ward athletic gathering. About 480 spectators from Ninth Ward and beyond attended as Mayor T Samuel Browning and other officials watched and praised athletic training. The event featured a list of Harbertson’s quick victories with times ranging from 50 seconds to 6 minutes.
Police announce a roundup and arrests for enemy aliens who failed or delayed registration. The safety building will issue cards today and tomorrow from 3 AM to 9 PM. About 60 percent have registered locally. 200 or more are believed unregistered or lacking final cards. Internment for war duration possible. cooperation with U S marshal and Justice Dept.
A Detroit report notes women employed in industrial roles during wartime, with observations from Mr Last on trips to Chicago New York and Boston. He cites women operating street cars elevators and handling duties in large buildings while discussing shifting employment and wartime progress. He mentions Detroit nearing completion of a project as Tigerns contract details emerge.
Lieut George G Schweizer a well known Ogden figure has been appointed paymaster at the Naval hospital in New York City Mrs Schweizer and their five children who have resided in Ogden will shortly join him at their future home in New York The move marks a shift from active sea duty to shore duty for Lieutenant Schweizer
The Western Rulg & Tractor company has moved to 2369 Hudson Avenue where final business will be conducted until larger premises can be added. Manager Harris is arranging the new site to be ready for operation.
Woodmen of the World Weber Camp No 74 anticipates a March 14 visit by Head Consul 1 1 Bank from Denver Colorado. The trip aims to inspect camps under the new ritual and gather details on the patriotic relief fund and head camp procedures. The head consul will tour western camps, culminating in San Francisco during the week of the visit, with aim to boost member service and support for country during wartime.
The Ohio Copper Mining Co reported net proceeds of 210,310.16 for taxation to the state board of equalization, with 1916 at 631,309 and 1947 figures for Ontario Silver Mining Co at 23,661.91. The board resumed assessment work on power, railroad and other public utilities while mine proceeds await completion of retirun. Tammy Loni, a promising on the tier, has been released by Vernon club of the Pacific League to the Cardinals.
In Weber County Utah a case against Casey Val Evans Tiley seeks a fur lough due to resolutions adopted by the Farm Bureau. The District Court notices summons to the defendant with a 20 day window after service, or 30 days if served outside the county. The action concerns a disputed marriage contract and disension. Plaintiff's attorney is O Connolly, address 389 Twenty Fourth Street, Ogden, Utah. First publication March 1, 191K.
The Weber County Farm Bureau conference urges passage of the Farm Labor Furlough Bill and tasks local bureaus to establish a clearing house for labor problems. Recommendations include using postmen and rural carriers as labor agents, reporting labor needs daily, prioritizing local labor before county offices, and coordinating with schools and city boards to organize emergency work for youths before the next school year ends.
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