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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
2
American troops resist German advances on the western front with hand to hand combat north of Toul and near Villere Bretonnens. Pershing’s men endure a two hour baptism of fire and repulse storm troops, proving stout resolve as the nation braces for tougher days ahead.
A rabid dog in Ogden Valley killed and bit many dogs as the outbreak returns to the Intermountain region. Officials urge strict action to curb the menace to human life after a fatal bite and renewed fears over the mad dog threat.
AReading of patriotic pieces notes Germans in the United States rallying to support war bonds. It highlights German American volunteers in aviation and general enlistment. mentions Eddis Rickenbacher among the war effort and reflects on the broader German role in wartime America.
The text argues that national strength lies in judging people by their performance rather than blood or creed. It urges Americans to uphold gentlemanly conduct and integrity in all dealings. It claims nations should demand the same standards from themselves as from individuals, warning against preferring foreigners.
The British report gains in Palestine and Mesopotamia despite early setbacks in Mesopotamia. General Townshend’s forces retreated from Baghdad but Turkish armies are being destroyed in rapid order. Most troops are Indian and Egyptian, with only a minority of white divisions in the field. The strategy keeps Turkish forces tied at the back door of the sultan while the western front continues.
Repeated deaths plague the Campbell family of Ogden Utah with a string of accidents and misfortunes. Alexander Campbell was accidentally killed near Kenilworth Utah. Jonas Campbell broke his collarbone while driving near Logan. Ryce Campbell injured on a tractor near Idaho Falls. The Campbell home in Salt Lake City under quarantine for a fever. Arthur Campbell a respected engineer died in a Denver Big Grande collision. James Campbell killed on a Bamberger train. Jenate Campbell drowned near Ogden. The family endures a pattern of tragedy spanning years.
A Far and Conservative paper reprints an editorial denouncing treachery and conspiracy within America. It rails at foreign influence, political neglect, and perceived corruption, blaming “America-giving everything” and calling for vigilance against traitors and grafters.
A fragmentary wartime broadside denounces corruption and disloyalty across parties stating that Americans must cleanse schools press and government. It targets those seeking money or office amid war and warns traitors come from various groups not limited to Germans or profiteers.
Beautiful photo feature promotes limited prints of Francis Bushman. See the best picture ever made at the Utah Theatre tonight, highlighting a rare viewing opportunity and promotional imagery for fans.
Dublin reports say the lord mayor may be granted a passport to America as a deputation seeks to present Irish anti conscription views to President Wilson. London notes Andrew Bonar Law says Irish home rule bill may be delayed with cabinet resignations and Ulster veto issues hindering progress. Some labor MPs suggest suspending conscription and Rome policy as a possible near term course.
Big production at Alhambra Theatre seeks fifty boys and girls ages ten to fifteen who can sing. Register tomorrow Friday at 4 30 PM with your name and age.
War department will resume publishing addresses of American soldiers in casualty lists sent from France. President Wilson approved after public appeal, directing immediate action with Secretary Baker to address concerns. Publication had halted March 8 and resumes to aid claim agents and energy in processing.
Washington May 2 The press briefing released a long casualty roll detailing 96 names. Officers listed include Lieutenants Sundevall Feegel Stokes and Captain Cahill with several wounded and missing in action. The long roster names killed in action and those wounded or missing across ranks and units.
Farmers Holly mill at 1430 Wash Ave and Riverdale mill receive government licenses. They offer full government price or grist for wheat.
San Jose May 21 reports that pro German suspected individuals were restrained by the Knights of Liberty. A man named Kostier was tied and paraded for alleged disloyalty but “fair trial” claimed. threats to awaken authorities echoed in messages from the Knights. A separate blast hit a German Hall in Dakota City injuring no one.
A fragmentary classified line notes a reasonable supply of fro help at 363 per month being sought by Aldesta department of agriculture. The OCR text is incomplete and unclear but indicates a job or assistance offer tied to a rural office.
Fans travel to Garland Friday to see Heinie Schumann fight Kid Davis in a fifteen round featherweight bout for the Mountain states title. Schumann recently impressed Utah fans with a decision over Morrissey at the armory, while Kid Davis is a well known local figure. Preliminary bouts include Ken Jones vs Kidamler Son, Melvin vs Shorty Hughes, plus a battle royal promoted by Francis of Garland at Palace Amusement Hall.
Birth notices list David C and Mary Metee Elder with a boy born April 19 at Kate Van Burer Avenue and Ancil 2 8 with a boy, along with Ruby Terry Hinken Looper at 1417 Washington Avenue. The record includes stray phrases about a Roman snail, a physician quote, and a note on women being hired as rural mail carriers.
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