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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
2
The covenant of the League of Nations includes Article 21 stating that nothing in the covenant shall affect the validity of international engagements like treaties of arbitration or regional understandings such as the Monroe doctrine for maintaining peace. The remark appears in a Standard editor’s note on the Monroe Doctrine.
In a talk with the editor, a prospective Ogden mayoral candidate outlines a platform focused on independence from machine politics, a strict budget system, and reduction of city spending. He calls for revenue diversification including municipal electric lighting and a profitable waterworks, while condemning ward heelers and pull. He stresses he will not owe favors to any appointive interests.
The article cites Ludendorff explaining in his memoirs that American forces rising in strength dictated a preemptive attack. He details immense mobilization, rail logistics, and frontline preparations across three sections, with dummy works to mislead the enemy while concentrating troops for the assault near St Quentin.
An analysis debates options between Ypres Lens Arras St Quent and Verdun with center as the tactically strongest route. Weather terrain and cratered Somme ground affect progress while northern strike offers potential to shorten the front by seizing Calais Boulogne. A planned main effort targets Arras Peronne coast with a supporting attack from La Fere.
Baltimore September 16 Cardinal Moreler primate of Belgium thanked America for its support in time of trial and urged continued aid for Belgium’s social reconstruction. He praised America’s deeds over words and called the US a providential factor in the Belgian victory and relief efforts.
Salvation Army chief Colonel George Wood, head of the Southwestern division, traveled to Dallas to offer assistance to storm victims. He wired Governor Ben Tobbin, placing the division on standby to help, as Boston reports aid arriving for Corpus Christi and surrounding areas.
J Morgi, former Japanese envoy to Hawaii who was relieved recently, has been appointed minister to Mexico. Announcement received today. A Red Cross relief appeal for the storm-ridden Texas city is noted, with a proverb about having a bird in the hand.
Senator John Johnson of California denounces the league of nations as a threat to American sovereignty. He argues the United States should not surrender constitutional government to foreign powers, urging adherence to Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt. The event drew Mayor George W. Burnald, Republican leaders, and a large crowd amid tense demonstrations.
The Utah Public Health Association promotes a school health crusade to teach children about hygiene and daily chores. The program rewards cleanliness with advancement buttons and pins, urging frequent hand washing, dental care, fresh air, outdoor activity, and proper meals as part of daily life.
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