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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary report recalls Verdun fighting where German forces pressed rail lines east of the citadel under fire. French reinforcements arrived, and Marshal Foch relied on gate trucks to sustain transport, enabling a pivotal defense and challenging enemy advances.
Marshal Vatnin of France and King Alfonso of Spain walked the Verdun battlefield, describing the fight and the courage of defenders. The account emphasized strategic stakes, morale, and the wider intent to record Verdun as a symbol of determined armies and pivotal moments.
The article urges voters to register on the day before the election. It notes a one day registration window before ballots are cast and asks Ogden residents if they will be able to vote. The Standard offers to answer any voting questions submitted to the publishing team.
The Standard In expresses appreciation for the voters of Godon who supported him, noting the confidence shown and a sense of duty to continue serving with diligence and honor.
Betty Compson, renowned for comedy, shifts to drama in George Loane Tucker's The Miracle Man. The film features Thomas Meighan and Lon Chaney in a large cast, praised as a top screen production. A Sing Sing pre-release showed the film, with insiders noting its strong realism and impact.
In a district race marked by modest funding and limited backing, a candidate positioned as a homegrown choice with only community trust and party loyalty behind him secured a surprising victory. Supporters praised his independence and willingness to run without wages or external promises, affirming the public’s confidence in his candidacy.
A letter from the Pocatello Commercial Club discusses the Bannock hotel project under construction in Pocatello. It describes a seven story brick and terra cotta structure with marble and tile interiors, planned for occupancy by May, and notes the city as a gateway to the northwest with a 20 000 population and 3600 payroll.
Fragmentary text describes New York political strife with references to Governor A. F. Smith as a Democrat and Hearst papers aligned with Devinernate. The piece notes leaders like William Hearst and a split in platforms, suggesting a dramatic party rift.
An old advertisement promotes a pine based cough remedy claiming quick relief. It describes mixing pine with sugar syrup or clarified molasses or honey, yields a strong pine product, and suggests dosage for adults and children.
The exchange between Gov Smith and editor-politician Hearst intensifies party splits as Tammany alignment fractures. Smith attacks Hearst via his papers for milk policy and loyalty questions, while a Women’s Democratic League rally of over two thousand women signals organized opposition. Mitchell McPeek Produce Co. contact numbers appear at page end.
A sermon on the unpardonable sin drew strong audiences at Merhodis featuring evangelist Kamer Hell. The preacher warned that deliberate rejection of faith and opposition to the Holy Spirit seal eternal consequence, citing biblical figures and urging self examination. The talk promised further discussions as meetings grow in interest despite garbled OCR text.
The New York governor departs from routine to denounce Hearst papers and their publishers, signaling open conflict. He accuses them of misrepresentation, vows no quarter in the public battle and urges staged debate with supporters. He asserts efforts to influence juries and public opinion in favor of his administration.
Brummitt offers to buy Liberty bonds at the highest prices and invites bond holders to contact him at 2417 Hudson Avenue. Phone 59.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Dr. Smith receiving word that his father, Dr. Smith, died suddenly at Marlen Tyna Jr. Eugene HW. Smitthlen last evening for the cast. Details on the death of Dr. Sink or the injured Leon remain unclear amid nervous suffering and scattered lines.
The London based record notes Chancellors and finance figures with daily expenditure totals. It cites an April to September average of 4,226,000 pounds and October 1 to 19 at 783,000 pounds, along with a brief French visit mention and a Royal train movement toward London observed at 11:50 this morning.
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