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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1919
Page
3
The Standard stresses the campaign ends without unfair advantages and warns voters that eleventh hour stories are often false. No new information will be released unless responding to a recent misstatement. Voters are urged to distrust last minute political tales.
Officials propose wider police coverage with mounted officers patrolling the Ogden river area and surrounding districts. Prohibition easing center-city calls, so motorcycle units could monitor large areas, report at intervals, and boost morale and alertness across the force.
Frank Francis enters Ogden City race vowing no promises to anyone but the people. He pledges a clean wholesome administration to win broad confidence after two years. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue calls for voters to resist political bargains and uphold liberty. phone 59.
Francis vows principles and faith in men who can show fitness for office. Clean government will prevail in every department and city employees will be required to demonstrate fitness. There will be no politics or careless taxpayer spending.
An eastern authority on foreign business praises likely early passage of the Edge bill enabling corporate formations to boost foreign trade. It notes anticipated tariff acts to raise industrial share prices and protect home producers, while banks expand with foreign branches and investment funds new financing firms.
Arthur Brisbane lauds King Albert of Belgium as a physically powerful and democratic monarch. The article traces Albert's ascent, military schooling, and careers as engineer aviator and journalist. It notes his 1898 visit to the U.S. and his wife’s public nursing and maternal image, contrasting royal pomp with Americana.
Washington November 1 The War Department will retain about 100 general officers in emergency grades under a 15 000 ceiling through the fiscal year Including General March and Lieutenant Generals Thinter Liggett and Robert L Bullard Fifty five major generals head the central department under Leonard Wood Conflicting claims in Alabama over civil strike action make exact estimates impossible Union men claim 16 000 would strike operators say about 7 500 members joining a union in the district Holiday Saturday in the area shifts to Monday before scope of the walkout can be determined
The upper chamber of parliament today unanimously approved a bill establishing an eight hour work day and a forty five hour week in the Netherlands. The motion, backed across party lines, sets a standard for employed workers and aligns with labor reform goals.
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