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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1919
Page
2
Independent daily newspaper note from Ogden Utah outlines establishment in 1879 and Associated Press licensing terms. Mentions exclusive republication rights and credit requirements for AP content.
The notice warns voters of last day campaigning before Tuesday and cautions against wild rumors. It urges high turnout to promote good government. Ogden has faced unrest and warns against predatory actions during this tense period.
A Leavenworth dispatch reports Pietro Pierre, an Italian in federal court, charged with threatening the president. He allegedly said he was chosen by a group in Chicago to assassinate Wilson and Gallatheo Medallo. Testimony from Lovullo and Sempravino details the alleged plot, with the trial continuing tomorrow.
The passage urges a strong challenge to extremist rhetoric and the forms of anarchy it promotes. It emphasizes civilization rests on trust and law, warning that brute power would undermine years of order. The speaker insists America must intensify efforts to uproot such threats.
In postwar reflections Alfred von Tirpitz accuses German policy of missteps that pushed America toward war. He argues unrestricted submarine warfare, industrial buildup, and neutral manipulation eroded British and German power, while noting American troop mobilization surprised German leadership and shifted public opinion toward intervention. Deaths from snakebite in India exceed twenty thousand annually.
A 1916 church convention debated divorce canon changes. An innocent party could remarry after court-record review and priest consent, but an amended rule to bar remarrying by any divorced person failed. The wider church battles continued over authority and unity with other denominations. A Baltimore session re-elected Taft as Unitarian president amid talks of union with Universalist and Congregational churches. Cincinnati delegates urged temperance actions and ministerial pay reforms.
Mary Pickford stars as Amy Burke in The Hoodlum, a First National release shown at the Orpheum starting tomorrow. The plot follows a rich heiress who abandons luxury for the East Side, befriending the poor and aiding a man mistaken and jailed for a crime tied to her grandfather.
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