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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
3
Citizens of Ogden are urged to vote on October 21 as primary day for selecting candidates to be on the November 4 ballot. Polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. All registered voters may cast ballots. Ensure registration beforehand to partake in the primaries.
Reportage from Salt Lake describes gaily decorated streets and welcome signs for the President, with at least one proclaims “Woodrow, you’re as welcome as the flowers in May.” Circulars from unidentified groups urged Russia troops to withdraw and release prisoners, while some wearing White badges pressed for troops out of Russia. The piece argues America’s aim is stabilizing Russia for self rule and world peace.
A letter from an Ogden citizen argues landlords should not refuse to rent to families with infants. It questions discrimination against children crying in apartments and suggests housing solutions are needed to aid parents with 14 month olds amid postwar pressures.
A historical reflection argues that childhood fairness and state responsibility will curb violence. It contends that pay and housing policies must ensure all families can own homes, asserting that home ownership aligns with societal order and reduces discontent-driven outbursts.
Louis Seibold of the New York World reports Ogden's 30,000 residents greeted the President with restrained decorum and a quiet chorus. He notes no marching band and questions why Ogden crowds rarely cheer at public demonstrations, suggesting a need for more enthusiastic welcome in the city.
Word from James Ene Vies president of the metal trades department urges workers to stay at their posts as shipyard strike counts are unclear. Senate confirms Brand Whitlock of Ohio as ambassador to Belgium. A poem discusses the lure of money versus the value of life and generosity amid changing times.
A physician argues against heavy dress as a cause of colds and influenza. He cites that skin must breathe and warns that suffocating the skin with layers harms oxygen flow, increasing disease risk. He recalls 1889 epidemics, urges cool air, regular baths, and air baths after rubdowns for overall health.
Salt Lake City Oct 1 A Utah House member Mrs Mreanna J Tierry presided as speaker for the day as the resolution urging ratification of the national suffrage amendment was unanimously paused Another female member Clare Stratton Alves moved adoption of the resolution which passed the senate Monday Six bills were introduced in the senate yesterday The most notable provides for an appropriation of 19060 for an investigation into the high cost of living in the state The session also touched on a resolution covering the ratification and memorials supporting the peace treaty
The village reports the wooden Von Flindenburg monument, long adored by residents for its value and memory of the war era, will be demolished this week per the Vossichs Zeitung. The piece notes the community’s attachment and the monetary worth once attached to it.
Shipyard workers in San Francisco Ta coma Portland and Los Angeles walked out today after the United States Shipping Board proposed suspending a wage agreement. The board warned the higher wage might not be paid if the government must meet it under financial pressure. The Seattle yard also faced halted work, signaling broad labor disruption along the coast.
INDIANAPOLIS Sept 30 farmers at a conference of state federations from Michigan Ohio Missouri Iowa Nebraska and Indiana demanded a ten hour day for all productive work to keep free labor on parity with other labor. Shorter hours would reduce production and raise living costs. JOHN MITCHELL ESTATE White Plains NY Sept 30 John Mitchell former UMWA president left an estate of 250000 mostly in stocks and bonds per petition.
Letters of administration granted in Westchester Surrogate Court today for a labor leader who died leaving a will likely invalid for lacking witnesses. The will reportedly left most of the estate to wife and children, with $10000 to be divided among other relatives and close friends.
WALT MAGON presents a fragmentary humor column from The Park Ave News about Lew Davis forgetting a bank combination and fearing to open his new bank gift. Leroy Shooster finds a key but no door fits yet. Three poems by Skinny Martin close the item with playful absurdities.
New York on September 30 reports W N Noyes vice president of the New York branch said Swift & Co has been operated as a logo since January 10. The conference called by Federal Food Administrator Williams aimed to explain meat price instability.
A fragmented classified listing shows a range of services and ads including book sellers and stationers, banks, a counselor at law, carpet cleaning, upholstery and mattress renewal, chiropractors, city scavenger, dentistry, tile for sale, engraving, medical services, laboratory, hay and grain, life insurance, gown shop, paper cleaning, piano repair, physician and surgeon. The cluttered OCR captures contact details and locations across Ogden Utah and surrounding areas.
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