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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
3
A terse note from The Associated Press describes post office business in Utah with reference to audit activities and rates. The fragment indicates a Sunday edition and republication rights, noting the paper and local news content.
The latest revolt in Germany is seen as a test of Germanys future government. Ebert claims strength despite Kapp move and White House notices of an inevitable revolution fade. World watchers focus on whether the Ebert regime can drive out Kapp and curb monarchist plans as Count Hohenzollerns status and imperial figures become focal points.
The piece speculates on possible outcomes if a royal claimant returns from exile, drawing parallels to Napoleon and noting many Hohenzollern supporters in exile and back home. It notes resistance to replacing the former Kaiser and hints at political volatility in Germany.
A quarterly conference at the Tabernacle notes inadequacy of the current Tabernacle to serve church members. A move to establish a larger Tabernacle in Ogden is considered. Readiness to expand seating and improve conditions is urged to match community size and loyalty of attending members.
In Bisbee the prosecution presses the charges against local residents amid a split over deportations tied to alleged rebellion. The defense argues self defense justified actions, contending the group included traitors and that the deportees should face the government for trial rather than being shipped away.
An old time remedy using Sage Tow and Sulphur is promoted for darkening gray hair. Wreth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, sold in AML drug stores, promises quick results with a soft brush through hair and claims to restore color and healthy fullness.
A court ruling discusses necessity and self defense defenses, stating that using force to defend oneself is allowed only to the extent needed and that murder in defense could occur if harm is extreme. The text notes authorities and public opinion on deportation and the role of law amid debates on order and citizenship.
Analysis notes the power of public opinion in boosting teacher salaries and maintaining schools during wartime pressures. It cites 1919 data showing 11,503 freed up student enrollments and project Brockton issues, arguing adequate funding and conditions keep teachers competent.
Premier Verand tells The Associated Press that France seeks close ties with the United States and asks time to breathe after four and a half years of war. He argues France’s abroad spending served the common good and cautions against demands for debt cancellation, stressing France must raise exports and continue manufacturing.
An old advertisement promotes Pines cough remedy with a sugar or syrup base and mentions using clarified molasses or Zen ayep as substitutes. It asserts relief from throat and chest colds, hoarseness, and irritating breath, claiming quick relief and a money back guarantee.
The article discusses France’s postwar economic crisis after World War I, noting large industrial and tax losses, destroyed buildings, and a 10 percent drop in treasury resources. It cites declines in wool, meat, mining, sugar, coal, and merchant fleet, with higher taxes proposed to balance the budget. It emphasizes Franco-American tensions over trade and finance.
A brief classified notice invites readers to call J. J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue to arrange selling Liberty bonds. Phone number listed as 59.
Funeral services for Osborn J. Witsee a 42 year old professor and head of the English Department at the University of Utah who died Sunday night of a cerebral hemorrhage will be held at 2 pm tomorrow in the Assembly hall on temple grounds. The Nineteenth ward committee will marshal speakers and pallbearers from University faculty. The body may be viewed at 342 Wall Street from 10 to 12 o'clock Wednesday morning. Interment will follow.
Brief fragment notes a family plot in the city and hints at burial or interment plans with limited readable details. The text lacks clear names, dates, or locations to provide a fuller summary.
Washington dispatch reports Finland’s new cabinet, announced today, is composed solely of bourgeois parties with no radical representation. The conservative makeup signals strong centralized power and a firm stand against radicalism and Bolshevism as Finland plans immediate measures.
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