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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment references the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulation. It notes AP's exclusive republication rights and credits for news and pews, though the wording is corrupt and lacks clear details or context.
On Decoration Day the Gettysburg Address is cited as a enduring reminder of sacrifice. The piece notes Lincoln's words at Gettysburg about dedicating the ground and the unfinished work for which the living must ensure the dead did not die in vain.
The piece lauds Sergeant Alvin C. York as a world war hero from Tennessee. It recalls his wartime exploits, including 20 kills and 132 captures, and his role in halting a German counterattack. The author urges Rotary convention visitors in Salt Lake and Ogden to honor York, praising American resilience and school histories that celebrate the war effort. A local boy admires York more than opposing Kaiser's pride.
The article notes harsh terms imposed after the Franco Prussian war and contrasts with today’s German delegation. It suggests German arrogance at Brest-Litovsk and among peace negotiators risks future trouble, while acknowledging possible amendments if Germany proves contrite and cooperative.
At the first sign of a militaristic revival or covert plots the German regime can be checked and rebuked through firm and effective measures. The language suggests a strategic approach to countering threats to order and stability during tense times.
Memorial Day poem by Dr A Condon reflects Civil War veterans under one flag blue and gray. Vivid war imagery contrasts battlefield death with national unity and healing. Locates poem in Ogden Utah with lines evoking sacrifice and enduring spirit under Old Glory.
Report from Stockholm in May 80 stating Bolshevik forces captured Riga surprising the Lettish residents. Many garrison prisoners taken and wealthiest districts looted while famine and military unrest prevail. News of an American commission arrival greeted with enthusiasm. Also an ad noting Washington Fruit Store at 2319 Washington Avenue.
Winnipeg fire department rejects sympathy strikes pledge and vote, with J B Biohan and city hall statements amid tense labor council discussions. Majority refuses to abandon affiliation policy, while utility and trades council statements follow.
Brazilian team wins South American championship in Rio de Janeiro by defeating Yeupay 12 0 in regulation and Brazil clinches victory in the second half hour of extra play.
Astoria and northern Oregon ports face ongoing bootlegging issues as prohibitionists seize contraband liquor smuggled from California. Authorities search lumber ships and coastal vessels, funneling thousands into local treasuries while smugglers use overboard drops and resale networks. With national dry laws near, bootleggers adapt, delivering high prices and evading capture across the Columbia River coastline.
Sheriff Ole Nelson of Clatsop County warns of illicit stills rising in remote timbered districts along the lower Columbia. Citizens are urged to report activity to authorities, with a contact name J. J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue for selling or reporting information.
Washington May 30 hearings before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee consider amending the Sherman anti trust law to allow telegraph and telephone companies to merge after government control ends. Newcomb Carlton of Western Union Telegraph testifies urging private ownership of returned wire properties. House committee hearings on similar reallocation also begin.
The Craig Canning Company has arranged transport for its cherry crop, which is reported to be about 15 days ahead of last year’s schedule. Movement of the crop is expected to begin in June.
The sympathetic strike to aid striking metal workers began at 10 o clock, after their demand for a 44 hour week and a collective bargaining agreement was refused. Talks in Toronto and Ottawa with Premier Harden failed to secure a settlement. In Winnipeg, the third week of the strike saw leaders weakened as workers sought municipal positions. many continued to fear intimidation.
Attorney Joseph Chez travels to St Paul to argue in the 10th Circuit over the Hank of Waynesboro and T. D. Hyon v James Coal & Iee Co. The case, long before the district court in Utah, spans years and raises intricate issues. Chez expects a week away. Also a notice from Promontory Point Utah offers Liberty bond buying and a resort development pitch along the Great Salt Lake rail line.
Unfavorable weather today prevented full observation of the fatal sun eclipse. The eclipse was first seen in Rio Janeiro at 7:51 a.m., darkness increased until 3:54 a.m., then began to fade.
At a Merchants of Ogden board meeting last night a proposal was approved to invite Paul Shoup of the Southern Pacific to consider building a resort and hotel at Bromemery Point, one of the region’s most logical spots. The letter was sent to Mr Shoup in San Francisco outlining the association’s desire for railroad support.
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