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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1918
Page
2
A note states the Associated Press is entitled to use and republish its news in this newspaper under copyright and licensing terms. The text covers credit rules for stories and local publication area, emphasizing exclusive rights for AP content.
In Ogden spring brings faster driving as mild days entice drivers to speed. Young men often lead overspeeding, risking accidents until strict traffic enforcement, seen in Salt Lake after fatalities, prompts question if tragedy is needed before obeying laws.
An editorial urges mobilizing 5 million men domestically to train for war in France. It proposes home-based drilling in every community using local spaces and Camp Kearny instructors, arguing phased training could raise 3,000,000 soldiers while minimizing industrial disruption.
A fragment mentions demands to leave at home until the last MEC moment on farm and in factory with a reference to possible weed out at the point of confinement. The text implies procedural screening or selection near the MEC deadline. The reader should note uncertainty and missing context.
The report states British actions west of Bray risk exposing German forces to open waters advantages for attackers. It notes trench fighting favors defense while open assaults boost momentum. It predicts a major battle as allies send reserves, a Kaiser defeat if American forces grow stronger, yet urges courage and confidence in allied armies.
A wartime opinion piece accuses the United States Senate of slow indecision and petulance amid crisis. It questions President Wilson and Secretary Baker’s qualifications while praising industrial leaders guiding the war effort and warning against overstrain on the machinery of America.
The text cites critics of wartime policy with references to Baker, Wilson, Lodge, and Edison era inventiveness. It questions why Pershing’s troops lacked air protection and urges a clear understanding of the current military position and its leadership. The passage reflects national disappointment and debate over strategic decisions and technological reliance.
A Wall Street Journal tribute highlights John Browning born in Ogden Utah as the inventor behind the Browning gun line. It notes rifles shotguns and machine guns from Winchester Remington Fabrique Nationale and Colt, and claims his designs shaped modern warfare with rapid fire and dual heavy water cooled models. Browning is described as modest and pivotal to American military arms.
Large crowd attends St Joseph Church as Rev Father Mein conducts a spiritual retreat. Father McMullen preaches on life, sin, and divine law, warning of reckoning for those who scorn church tenets. Tonight is about the passion of Christ and Holy Thursday services begin at 7 with all-day adoration of the blessed sacrament.
Robert Burke, former city police detective under Chief Nordon, started today as deputy sheriff under Sheriff Herbert C. Peterson. He fills the vacancy created by the release of R. H. Soule and brings many years of peace officer and detective experience to the role.
Fred D. Colter a Salt Lake based dining car waiter was arrested by Deputies Brown and Geiger on a warrant for Salt Lake police. He is held in the county jail awaiting transfer. Details of the offense are not available. The item includes unrelated humorous anecdotes about an armless man and a towel theft linked to a New York Times note.
Webb family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who aided in bereavement after the death of brother Albert Webb. Special gratitude to speakers and singers and those who sent floral offerings.
A note of gratitude expresses sincere thanks to all who aided in the demise of our brother Benjamin Mortangey. Special appreciation goes to the emgere and speakers and those who gave floral offerings.
The undersigned express thanks to all who assisted during the death and funeral of Mrs. Harriett Minor. The note cherishes the kindness of friends in trying hours. Also an advertisement for a lawn fertilizer offering pure weed seed free product at 44 per cwl and delivery on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Ogden Packing & Provision.
In an amusing exchange from Everyboy's Magazine, a joke about Mr Brown's frequent trouble leads to a quip on sacrifice for a prank. The actor comments on whether enduring a small loss is a fair trade for a laugh, highlighting a lighthearted social dynamic.
Notice to creditors and hearings for administration in Weber County Utah. The document lists estates of Jamon Kane Edward T. Jones Timothy T. Ryan and Timothy Ryan with dates in 1912 1913 and 1916. It names Eliza P Guilihur as petitioner and Samuel C Powell as attorney. Court dates show April 8 1916 and deadlines April 28 1912.
A playwright, noting recent failures, told an actor during a conversation that people will praise his work only after he is dead. The remark reflects frustration with current reception and lingering ambition to be recognized posthumously.
John Erickson sues Francis L Woods and George A Whipple in Weber County Utah district court. The sheriff will sell April 18 1918 at 12 noon at the South Front Door Weber County Courthouse Ogden City. Property includes Lots 14 and 19 in block 3 Monterey addition Ogden City. Harris and Jenson attorneys for plaintiff. Dated March 27 1918. Sheriff H C Peterson Curits Allison deputy.
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