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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
3
A cautious assessment by a western banker explains slower Liberty Bond subscriptions due to planned income tax payments by wealthy holders and reduced corporate profits. Railroads and large industrials show weaker demand while middle class investors increase participation. overall public response remains favorable and growing.
An analysis argues the Ypres salient battle may force a British withdrawal to prepare stronger ground to the west while German offensives fail to gain decisive victory. It cites heavy losses for both sides, with Allied casualties around 200 000 and German losses near 600 000, forecasting a potential end to the battle if German attacks cease.
A garbled snippet mentions Utah and a phrase about having no problem with something unclear. The text is largely unreadable but implies situations or issues tied to Utah, with no clear event, date, or names to document.
The piece critiques Dr. Mills on Mormon polygamy, notes Great Falls Tribune views, and argues Utah’s polygamy issue is dormant. It discusses church finances and expansion, media propaganda, and asserts modern civilization advances despite wartime strains, emphasizing women's improving status and Utah’s American alignment.
The Red Cross presented a motion picture "The Spirit of the Red Cross" at the Ogden theater today and tomorrow. Produced by James Montgomery and Jack Eaton, with WW Warner, the film showcases Red Cross work on battlefields and trenches, aiming to educate supporters on fund usage. The Mansani Association backs the presentation in major theaters, alongside Theda Bara's The Forbidden Path in Ogden.
The Pettit family expresses heartfelt gratitude for aid and comfort during the illness and death of their daughter Phyllis Pettit. Special thanks to the Ogden Packing and Provision Company and its employees for kindness in the bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Willam Petty.
Oliver Morogen presents at the Orpheum Theatre a one night showing of The Brat, a New York comedy by Maude Fulton. Maude Fulton stars as the title role with a company including Edmuid Town, Ruth Hall Noudantt, and others. The play, praised as clean and wholesome, follows a young girl guided by a novelist and a wary brother as they seek a hopeful path from New York to the West.
Triangle presents Margery Wilson in The Hand at the Window at the Cozy tonight and tomorrow features Alsn Keystone comedy Mr Briggs Closes the House.
We gratefully acknowledge the kindness sympathy and aid given in memory of our wife and mother Mrs Angie Anieason Gustave Anderson and family express heartfelt thanks for support during this difficult time
Reports from Moscow indicate Soviet forces disarmed anarchists amid fighting in Petrograd and nearby towns. Detachments from General Kalinin and Coalitions entered Nove Teor and Kash as armed clashes escalated. The soviet forts briefly fell behind the offensive, with control shifting after skirmishes near the Tan Cossack towns.
Chicago faces fewer liquor licenses this year as authorities plan to cut the number of saloons. The move follows a previous period with higher license totals and rising prices, with operators noting limited inventory and staffing.
An exciting baseball game at the best and blind grounds ended 2 to 1 with the Oxden Chinece Boys losing to the Twesty third Street Giants. The lineup lists players such as Harry Dong and Joo Hop on the Chinece side and H. Rond Austad and O. Janse for the Giants.
Margery Wilson stars in The Hand at the Window at the Cozy theater tonight and tomorrow. The Triangle feature, based on John Morosa stories, blends crime and romance with a clever detective plot and Margery Wilson in leading role. Also a two reel comedy, Mr Brages Closes, closes the program.
Margery Will stars in The Hand at the Window with her son at the Cozy for today and tomorrow. Also showing Keystone the House as a second feature.
The national labor board halted discharge of Western Union and Postal Telegraph workers who faced dismissal for union membership or activities. Letters were sent to Western Union president Newranthiten and Postal vice president Reynales seeking dialogue. Union leader J Konenkamp said six hundred telegraphers faced layoffs, with Seattle reporting about 200 dismissals as the strike disrupted Pacific services.
An afternoon program offers pie sketches and a two reel production for children. Stars include early performers and a lively lineup designed to entertain youngsters with sketches and acts.
Fragmentary wartime note from Walter WesglER now in France. He mentions a motor driver role, army service, health concerns, and returning home. The text references a Sunday absence and a YMCA visit, with unclear surrounding context.
Incoherent OCR fragment shows a personal note mentioning home, brothers Jov and Lewis, sending greetings, and writing to distant relatives. Appears to be a cursive correspondence with mentions of Mrs Mer cer, Mrs the Caves, and wishes to hear from loved ones, reflecting a distant connection.
In Honolulu on April 20 Paul Allen acquitted Captain Henry Allen of shooting S J Walker after Walker cursed the American flag. Allen was surrounded by supporters as he left the court. Walker had admitted to a fatal threat against U S soldiers in Europe. News from Washington notes the Allen Ka Steamship Co seeks fare increases.
A damaged reminiscence describes a woman’s illness after marriage and a failed attempt at conception. It credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief and urges other women to seek the medicine, with a note offering expert advice from the Lucia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
Washington reports a record Liberty loan uptake with about 12 million buyers for the third issue and total subscriptions exceeding 2.5 billion dollars. President Wilson added a $50 bond on the installment plan as lawmakers and local organizers push a “buy another bond” campaign to meet a 3.0 billion target.
The fourteenth biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs convention opened in Hot Springs Arkansas with sessions led by federation president Joshua B. Cowles of Los Angeles and Julia Lathrop head of the Children's Bureau. State federation presidents planned to respond to how their groups serve the nation in wartime.
May 1 reports from London say Emperor Charles and Kaiser will meet amid talks on Austro-German affairs. The visit, arranged with Barons Burlan and staff, focuses on alliance status, regional stability, and potential policy coordination.
Paris reports the American Red Cross presented ten million francs to the French relief apparatus aiding wounded. The donation supports three major French societies: the French Red Cross, Les Caritas de France, and Les Dames Françaises.
An advertisement tells how a 73 year old woman in Pitman New Jersey regained appetite rest and strength after using two bottles of Vino 4 and a tonic called Formula 44. The testimonial from Mr Fe Anderson credits his daughter for helping his elderly mother and promises money back if not effective.
May 1 report states Siegel Cooper & Company, once on State Street in Chicago, has been sold to a Boston store for 759 006 dollars. The landmark department store, occupying a full block, will close after the transfer. The Siegel Cooper firm reorganized years ago after Henry Siegel’s New York chain collapse.
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