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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
3
The Ondren Standard reports the Audit Bureau of Girculstton and the Associated Press hold exclusive rights to republication. The paper credits all non credited news to the Associated Press and the focal nowa published herein.
A period editorial decries Bolshevik inspired bomb plots in the United States. Sixteen devices were found before causing deaths. one exploded harming Senator Thomas W. Hardwick and prompting warnings that armed extremists aim to terrorize rather than govern. The piece calls for swift, decisive action to purge such threats and uphold orderly government.
The 1898 battle off Santiago showed obsolete ships like Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts will be worn out and used as targets for superdreadnoughts. Modern warships three to four times larger are under construction with high explosive shells, capable of destroying entire squadrons. A league of nations aims to make such warfare unnecessary.
The piece notes Oscar Straus in Paris praising the covenant and predicting Senate ratification, while Lodge urges restraint and Borah questions Italy’s stance. It argues the league could end future wars by lifting past oppressions and advancing justice for Italians under victors.
A Draper speaker predicts Ogden's industrial future and growing prosperity. May 9 and 10 will bring visitors from Salt Lake, Southern Utah, northern Utah, Idaho, and coast cities like San Francisco. Ogden should showcase its resources and shake off diffidence to impress guests and promote the city.
A telephone prompted inquiry into butter quality from Idaho dairies amid concerns that much imported butter is unwholesome. State health authorities must act, testing dairy products to ensure safe, clean butter for families, emphasizing pure, nourishing dairy as essential to daily life.
Captain J Jay Ward Captain Don ald Hilvers Whim Greenwell and Capt David Douglas will form part of the Ogden delegation to the American Legion state convention in Salt Lake City. Brigadier General RW Young called the meeting at the request of Lt Colonel Trooxevel who organized the legion. Delegates will be elected for the national convention in St Louis in May. Utah has eight townside delegates and veterans with discharge papers will be allowed rail fare. ad Liberty bonds offered and sales by J J Brummitt 2417 Hudson Avenue.
Newport News dispatch reports 2 236 officers and men arriving from France on the transport with officers from the 1st Division and evacuees. The Fenty Il steamer carried additional personnel and hospital units to Camp Pride, with officers aboard and a ceremonial flight of marines.
A wartime payments note reports eighty six thousand checks issued to beneficiaries so far, with additional disbursements expected. The Bureau of War Risk Insurance and the military services oversee the awards. more than 445 thousand dollars referenced and continued mailings into autumn.
The fourteenth ward plans a Sunday meeting at 7 o'clock in the ninth ward amusement hall. Officers for the ward relief society Sunday school Mutual Improvement associations primary and religion class will be elected and ordained by stake authorities with Bishop Clarence Morris presiding. Until a new meeting house is built, the men’s will continue to meet in the ninth ward hall.
A London businesswoman champions artful makeup as essential for workers. She says a daintily applied rouge gives health and brightness, preventing a tired appearance that could hurt employment prospects. Many young women avoid makeup to please the opposite sex, though it risks looking vulgar.
An advertisement touts Cadomene Tablets as a remedy for soldiers and sailors whose nerves are shattered by liquor. It claims the product restores normal health, steadies nerves, and aids sleep, promising guaranteed safety and effectiveness or money back from the seller.
Telegrams from Environ and Archangel regions recount Bolshevik orders for mass evacuation at Petrograd and surrounding areas. Reports claim military withdrawals to twenty miles west and front advances south of Archangel, with notes on ceasefire concessions and emergency measures by Bolshevik authorities.
May Day brings a general cessation of labor in northern Ireland as workers halt activities across counties. Reports indicate widespread stoppages and organized marches by union groups signaling the day’s protest against wartime conditions and economic strain.
Across Paris and France a 24 hour general strike halted transport, shops, cafes, theatres, and newspapers. Cavalry guarded Place de la Concorde to enforce the ban on street demonstrations. Famine and unrest persisted in Petrograd and Archangel regions, with bread scarce and shops empty as volunteers joined anti-Bolshevik forces.
AP dispatch from North Russia recalls Russian soldiers returning home to a changed country after fighting Germany. They describe hunger during village passage and recount a Detrograd episode where a Bolshevik commissar tried to read a Soviet program before demanding pay and a meal.
A powerful Monday quake, the most violent ever recorded in the country, caused widespread damage in San Salvador. Park areas and plazas were crowded as tremors disrupted electric service and waiter operations. Physicians report a large number of injuries and urgent care is underway.
Paris reports Volpna, deemed by Wilson to belong to Albania, is not on the Tislmatlan coast but an Albanian port now held by Italians. Albanian leaders warn seizure of Volpita risks dismembering Albania as Premier Ventzelon cites Italy's hold on Yolpna.
London dispatch reports official confirmation of famine conditions in India, confined to a few districts notably Punjab. Private advices hint at worse food shortages ahead, suggesting a potential deeper crisis beyond current views.
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