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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
2
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The federal board recommends beekeeping as a suitable occupation for disabled soldiers, noting its light work and low capital with good returns. Honey's past popularity rose during sugar shortages, and county prospects vary with alfalfa coverage. Beekeeping increasingly involves carload shipments from southern California, with spring imports and fall returns.
Washington says the President will visit Ogden on September 23 and a reception plan should be organized. Northern Utah and southern Idaho towns are urged to send delegations to greet Woodrow Wilson, whose impact on world affairs and U.S. history is highlighted in strong terms. A large community welcome is planned with invites extended to Brigham City Corinne Tremonton Malad Garland Logan and Cache valley areas.
W E Nash reports Paris outlines a new travel office under the public works ministry to guide American visitors through France’s devastated regions. The plan seeks 30 million francs to back hotel construction with simple exteriors and luxurious interiors, plus offices in New York and Chicago. Guides will include demobilized French soldiers fluent in English. Transportation and lodging will be arranged, and tours will cover Verdun Soissons Rheims and Amiens with careful expense estimates.
The Browning funeral will be held in the Tabernacle. Officers report a car accident near Avan. George Daniela of Denver and Herman Rowing, brothers, accompanied the deceased. The body arrived in Ogden and was taken to Chebang Chapel for services at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
In Columbus, workers were compelled to walk to their jobs due to a strike. The union’s actions disrupted transit, with workers reporting long walks as the company avoided operating trains and buses for the regular schedule.
A dispatch from Warsaw reports the American minister to Poland conferring with delegates on the Potsdam conference and the Allied commission. The group plans to conclude its work in about two weeks amid ratification debates and Executive discussions in Washington and state capitals.
A garbled OCR entry mentions an afternoon on September 23 in Ogden with references to Woodrow Wilson era terms, Weber County events, and a public bureau. The text is incomplete and mixes names, dates, and places, making a clear summary difficult.
In Washington on September 2 Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey delivered sharp criticism of Attorney General Palmer in the Senate. He alleged Palmer protected German interests and wrongly accused him of ties to German agents, while supporters defended Palmer and accused Frelinghuysen of misrepresentation. The exchange highlighted partisan tempers over alien property custody and wartime loyalties.
Boston dated report notes Viscount Finlay former lord chancellor of England addressing the American Bar Association meeting. He praises England's common law heritage, cites wartime law, and emphasizes cordial Anglo American judicial ties amid discussion of international law and freedom. The piece closes with fragmentary remarks about women and career restraint.
Marquis Kinmashi Saionji former Japanese premier and head of the delegation to the Paris peace conference arrived in Rio aboard a welcoming crowd. An unruly student denounced him and stones were thrown by workers but caused no damage. Saionji said the peace conference produced a great change in Japan's position in world politics and that the league nations has shifted its stance.
Due to an unprecedented decline in members the Maccabees will shift their weekly gathering to the K.P. hall located at 2381 Grant Engine every Wednesday evening at p.m. An advertisement notes the new venue and time for the organization’s meetings.
Enrico Caruso and Avy arrived in New York from Italy aboard the ill fated Italian liner Verdi. He said he was under contract for twelve performances in Metropolis City and warned that failure to appear could cost him 396000 in damages.
Atlanta women voted in the city primary for the first time under state suffrage law. The primary committee recently allowed men to participate in nominating municipal officers. An unrelated ad promotes Holister’s Ret Menmtath Tea claiming bowel and complexion benefits.
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