Tomorrow in Ogden Woodrow Wilson’s visit praised
Commentary praises President Wilson as a man of strong intellect and leadership, noting his impact on colleagues and public opinion. The piece portrays Wilson as a towering figure in world affairs, likening him to historic leaders and highlighting his influence on policy and government boundaries.
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Wilson
Ogden
Woodrow Wilson
California
Johnson
Co-Workers of
Lodge
National
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Europe
Ludendorff on Americans at Chateau Thierry in history
The German command portrays the American forces at Chateau Thierry as initially misled and outnumbered, while praising later Allied counterattacks. Ludendorff claims his aims shifted from Paris to drawing Allied troops from Flanders, but admits American resistance checked German momentum. He asserts Americans, though inexperienced in some phases, showed combat audacity and ultimate superiority.
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Aisne
Marne
Paris
Flanders
Mare
7Th Army
1St
Rheims
Vesle
Mame
Soissons
Villers-Cotterets
Chateau Thierry
Foch
G. H. Qi
Villers-Cotlerets
Montcliclier-Noyan
France
Turning Point at Chateau Thierry Steers War Hope
The text recalls American forces facing about 40,000 troops in two divisions at Chateau Thierry. They defeated six German divisions, estimated 10,000 men each, halting a German offensive fever and turning the war in favor of the Allies. The day is described as the first bright summer day and historic as noted by The Standard.
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United States
Chateau Thierry
Constitution Day Opinion in the New York World
The New York World on Constitution Day argues the U S Constitution is venerable yet not a theology. It notes amendments, flaws in enforcement, and the practical drift of government away from strict constitutional limits. The piece credits American resilience and urges self-control and fidelity to tradition to sustain the republic.
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New York
United States
Sen
Congress
Svithout
Mr. Root
Three Injured in Salt Lake Motorcycle Crash
In Salt Lake on Sept 22 a motorcycle and sidecar were struck by an automobile driven by G KR Peterson and owned by A M Jenson of Silver City. Sargant, 33, sustained a wrist fracture and dislocation. Thomas O Meara, 25, bruises. Elswortt Jeffs, 13, bruises. Witnesses say the motorcycle traveling south on Main veered as the car approached from the east near Postoffice Place. All injured were taken to hospitals or homes.
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G. KR. Peterson
AM. Jenson
Silver City
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Main Street
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Livine
Lenox
Thomas O'Meara
Elswortt
Jeffs
SarRant
Peterson
Fouth
Waa
St Mark's ‘Hospital
Clayton, Jr
Why Sailors Are Tattooed Is Explained
Ogden newspapers republish a Navysmen Lieut Richard Manns informal note on tattooing’s origins among seafaring peoples. He covers cave era roots in many cultures, beauty marks in Polynesia, and rank denotes, with women often tattooed as a marriage prerequisite in certain islands, and notes sailors believe tattooing carries superstition and identity across ports.
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U. S. Navy
Ball Lake City
Nannian Islands
Polynesia
Marquesas Group of Islands
New Zealand
Selsman Islands
South Sea
Sland
Misrepresented B. H. Roberts in Editorial Comment
A reader letter condemns a Thursday editorial for misrepresenting B. H. Roberts. The writer argues Roberts spoke on Great Britain's voting rights in the League of Nations debate and defends his interpretation of the assembly and council roles. The missive urges accuracy and cautions against misleading readers.
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Greatritain
Roberts
Great Britain
Connect
Yolen
Wari Quest
League
Ilo
Council voting rights and misinterpretation claim raised
A reader denounces a newspaper's editorial on covenant provisions in the council. The letter questions the accuracy of the portrayal of voting rights for Jenaue and assembly procedures, asserting the covenant grants for Great Britain and colonies and accusing editorial bias.
Letter from Llenesl EL M. Monson on distortions
The letter urges readers to study a document before distorting it and accuses the recipient of misstatements about critics of a national issue. Monson vowed to publish corrected remarks and to send the letter to the Standard for wider publication to counter misrepresentations heard by Mr Roberts.
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Fteberta
Alan
Mr. Roberts
Llenesl
EL M. Monson
Sailor Tattoo Designs Cited In Historical Sketch
The article describes common American sailor tattoos including banner names, grotesques, butterflies, stars, sailors heads, eagles and shields, and memorial tombstones reading Sacred to the memory of my mother. It notes tattoos are applied with sewing needles, can take days to heal, and are hard to remove. It mentions a mat of mortality and a line about never dying from drowning as a motif.
Surcharging Pattern Reimagined In Tattooed Sailor Lore
A fragmented OCR passage describes a design motif featuring a large red rose and a sailor figure. It contrasts old time seafaring imagery with newer interpretation by younger artists, noting the aging sailor fading from memory as life moves on and the world journeys onward.
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Shealee
Alhambra Show Schedule Riot Bear Cat and Rowdy Ann
The notice lists two hour shows at the Alhambra theater starting at 1 pm today. Admission prices are 6¢, 1%, and 20c. The acts include Bear Cat and Rowdy Ann in a riot style program.
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Bear Cat
Rowdy Ann
Ala
Alhambra
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