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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
2
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The text reflects on early peace conference dynamics as nations push for gains. It notes Italy, France, England, Ireland, Belgium and the U S contending for protections and territory while strong leaders push back against extremists to pursue global justice and progress.
This four year anniversary marks Germany’s sinking of the Lusitania with 1918 people aboard, a historic outrage recalled with fear and a vow that peace terms from Versailles will curb Prussian military aims, promising never again threats to global stability.
A verse dedicated to O. A. Kennedy and Ms Gang railing at red flags in streets and winds from all directions. It recalls Flanders fields, heroism, and claims of outrage and bigotry amid patriotic imagery. The poem condemns desecration and calls for reverence of the Stars and Stripes.
Max Thelen, director of public evylyce under Director General Hines of the United Staten railroad administration, leads one faction in the dispute with Director Chaibers. The piece argues for fair dealing and warns against discrimination while urging reasonable railroad rate reforms amid government control.
Article notes how poorly informed Britain and France were about German strength during the Belgian invasion, highlighting unexpected military moves and miscalculations that shaped early World War I operations. It analyzes the gaps in Allied intelligence and the resulting strategic surprises.
Extracts from General French’s book reveal debates over Britain’s entry into WWI, plans for British troops via France, and British and Belgian forces positions. It covers Kitchener correspondence, fear of Belgian invasion, and early trench warfare reliance. French recalls Amiens concentration, key interviews, and the evolving understanding of enemy strength at Mons.
A long document outlines the Versailles settlement terms, naming the Allied and Associated Powers and detailing Germany's territorial losses. It covers the Saar Basin, Alsace Lorraine, East Prussia, Danzig, and other redrawn borders, plus the League of Nations framework, mandatories, and security provisions.
In CLINCOEN Nebraska May 6 a midnight election result from twenty one voting precincts shows voters leaning toward nonpartisan city commissioners. The report mentions a possible ex mayor Millet and the presence of the current officials.
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