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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1918
Page
3
A fragment arguing critics of the president should offer praise. it says many senators opposed to Wilson show no redeeming traits and would harm the nation to undermine his gains. The tone defends the president and questions the critics motives.
The misspelled cry says Hindenburg would be in Paris on April 1. The general is scattered from Cambrai to Moreuil, miles from Paz. Much of his force rests on the plains of Ficardy as fierce fighting continues along a fifty mile front from the Somme to Berlin with Germany widely aware of the situation.
The report notes Hindenburg’s status as the German army retreats toward Paris with the Allies' offensive developing. It hints at a sobering shift in momentum and suggests a fragile situation for German forces as March 21 passes.
British labor spokesmen urged US workers toward cooperation with the war effort. Meanwhile six hundred Baltimore shipyard workers struck over wages, illustrating ongoing disruption. Officials warn strikes threaten production and delay arms and aircraft programs, urging a nationwide conciliation commission to resolve disputes.
American forces numbering over 100000 move toward battle lines on French roads, many in motor trucks and others on foot, in crowded advance reports. The orderly progress signals possible heavy fighting ahead and supports statements of American involvement in the Somme context.
In Friedenbirg drive a group of engineers dug in and helped hold several hundred yards of the Briliah vent during the battle. The article notes Germany’s impending realization of America’s resolve as General Foch organizes a counterattack, emphasizing the sequence of manpower, artillery, supplies, and improvised communications before a major move.
In a Butte Miner excerpt, the writer insists war attrition favors the Allies and United States. They argue German losses rise as allied lines hold firm, manpower outstrips captured guns or matériel, and Allied forces press forward with British, French, and American troops sustaining the fight against a German offensive.
The W. O. W. thrift stamp party opens Thursday April 4 at the hall. Entrance fee is 25 cents for gentlemen and 1 dollar for others. Refreshments available. The program includes The Answer a seven part drama with Alma Reubens and William Duncan in Vengeance and the Woman. Last showing today.
Army posts in the south report efforts to curb kitchen waste with new Ten Commandments of food conservation. Colonel Daniel E. McCarthy notes daily waste and costs, detailing six gallons per kitchen, and cites improved discipline, better cooking, and lower per-soldier costs through reform and training at Camp Stanley.
Analyzed breach of German assault near the Somme shows a small but fierce defense by a mixed force of British troops and American railway engineers. They held a 3200 yard front against repeated German waves until reinforcements arrived, praised as a spectacular display of resolve and sacrifice by brave soldiers.
OTTAWA April 1 The following American names appear in today’s Casualty lists Wounded A T Ateninb Detroit Gagred W McGinney Detroit E J emer Pittsburgh Pa J Tourden Pullman Nh TE Pierence Mich S St Johns La Wash ioners repatriates E H McKib ben Cleveland C 10 F Romans Denver Colo
In the District Court of Weber County Utah Mrs Orland Crandall sues Orwood Crandall for divorce. Defendant is summoned to appear within twenty days of service if within the county or within thirty days otherwise. Failure to appear will result in a judgment by default. The action seeks a judgment and decree dissolving the marriage between the plaintiff and defendant.
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