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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1918
Page
2
Officials announce arrests after a Slin Fetn Blot incident tied to events in Germany. Two weeks earlier a tollaps ible boat rescue off Ireland linked a U-boat origin. The notice signals plans for an uprising in Ireland and growing resistance concerns. Ireland remains unsettled amid rising tensions.
The article argues the war's outbreak followed Britain’s failure to honor home rule for Ireland. It claims Irish leaders French Bonar Law Carson aided by Sinn Féin corrupted by German alliance fears, predicting Ireland’s future under Britain and wartime pressures. It notes Ireland’s troop contributions and strategic concerns, including Manchurian threats and foreign observers monitoring German movements.
A late copy of the Japan Chronicle relays Harbin dispatches on German intrusion into Siberia and Manchuria. German prisoners and officers are allegedly aiding Bolshevik operations while Chinese border controls struggle with understaffed customs. The piece argues for new Manchurian organization to curb liberated German war prisoners entering China and notes passport disguise issues.
One week ahead, Mindenburg massed 4,900,000 on the French front from the Belgian coast to the Oise while Allied leaders promise to hold the line. Paris and London urge calm as Kla men advance at Cambrai. American troops prepare to join the fight, facing heavy losses but determined. Meanwhile local theater listings note upcoming showings including The Blue Bird, Fearless Exgan, and a Cozy feature.
Notice by Ogden City Board of Commissioners announces intent to create a sidewalk district along Capitol Street between Quincy and Jackson Avenues. It calls for concrete sidewalks four and a half feet wide, four inches thick, curbs, gutters, driveways, grading, and drainage, funded by a special tax on abutting lots in Plat C Block 32. Public protests must be filed by June 1913 with the city recorder.
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