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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
2
A misread OCR fragment notes an independent news outlet publishing weekly editions. It mentions subscription rates and affiliations with media bodies but the source text is garbled leaving unclear names, dates, or concrete figures. The item signals a newspaper notice about pricing and distribution.
The community signals approval for Willard Ellis of Ogden to become president of the Federal Land Bank office. Supporters state his qualifications and predict a satisfactory leadership, while a dissenting voice notes caution about the selection.
Elvin Root argues before the United States Supreme Court against the eighteenth amendment, labeling it a fundamental change in government. He contends the amendment usurps legislative power and misuses constitutional authority, urging a rejection of the amendment as a perversion of the constitution.
A vintage advertisement extols Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier. It asserts that impure blood causes skin eruptions and digestive woes and promises improved liver, stomach, and kidney health after purification. Testimonials claim multiple surgeries and weight gain from the remedy.
A discussion questions the court's role as final interpreter of the constitution and whether a body is needed to provide sober second thought. It argues the Supreme Court can be too powerful, limiting the people's control and demanding explanation.
The world watches Denmark as King Chriadan resists Socialist and union demands. The socialists call for revoking the suppression of Provler Zahie, and cries rise for a government conversion to a republic amid imminent general strike and political upheaval.
In Butte Montana March 31 union carpenters idle due to wage dispute reach a deal with building contractors to return to work next Monday under a permanent wage adjustment. The agreement, to be ratified by the carpenters union next Sunday, ends nearly two months of suspended operations.
The text notes Denmark’s readiness for political change aided by compulsory education and high organization among farmers and workers. It highlights strong cooperative farming groups, powerful industrial unions, and growing socialist influence. Most men over 26 could vote, with King Christian maintaining limited mass toleration. The outcome could end the monarchy’s tenure if masses reject it.
The city board of education moves forward with a new South Washington school building. They cite rising student demand and the benefit of waiting for lower costs, proposing a two unit design with an auditorium gymnasium and classrooms. Budget set at 260,060 for the structure and classrooms, with gym and auditorium funded when conditions improve.
The ad urges customers to try Schilling Tea flavors Japan Ceylon India Colon English Breakfast and to return any tea for a full refund if the flavor isn’t right. It emphasizes quality and uniform packaging and notes the guarantee applies through grocers nationwide.
Chicago dispatch reports scattered wire updates on Sunday tornadoes across nine states. The death toll reaches 168 with aid efforts by Croan and local citizens committees under way. Estimated total damage ranges from 10 to 15 million dollars. State tallies show Michigan thirty seven dead and Georgia thirty eight, with Nebraska Missouri and Wisconsin also affected.
Whisky thieves posing as federal prohibition officials obtained a false warrant to search the home of Frank Rehm and, with associates from the Grommes and Uble liquor company, escaped with about $10,090 worth of precious whisky by truck. They were captured hours later at Crystal Lake, McHenry County, by the county sheriff, per reports.
North Dakota Governor L J Frazier announces a program to place tornado victims with farm work. The plan, to be coordinated with Governors Lowden of Illinois and Thoppan of Chicago, involves the state immigration department and the labor department in Bismarck, with inquiries directed to Chicago offices.
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