Ogden Utah Entry Noted in Recond-Cress Master Office
Fragmentary text shows an Ogden Utah post office entry connected to a Recond-Cress Master and a local independent newspaper claim. It references the Associated Press and republication credits, but text is garbled with repetitive phrases and lacks clear events or dates.
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She Stannard
Oat
Ogden
Utah
Associated Press Associated Presa
Ail Awa
Nok Rerio
Focal
British Halt German Drive West of Armeni fers
Dispatches report British forces checking a German advance in the western sector. The German push, reminiscent of earlier Somme gains, appears halted near Armeni fers and La Fere. Allies strive to display strength to force a decisive western front action and mobilize American sacrifice.
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Tegdon
Armeniferen
Fleardy
Arras
la Fere
Somme
Amiens
Tony
Death of Senator Stone at Home
A report on the death of Senator Stone notes widespread mourning within his family and grief across the nation. The text recalls his role as a leading figure on foreign relations and his stance during wartime decisions, marking him as a controversial yet impactful senator.
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William
Stone
Senator Stone
Vonuuittes
Senate
Senator Stone’s War Vote and Fall from Grace
The article recounts Senator Stone’s opposition to declaring war on Germany, his political maneuvering to preserve prestige, and his eventual disgrace. It notes his failed attempts at amending actions, the public perception of his political tone, and the lasting warning his career provides to other leaders who court alien elements.
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Vollego
Germany
Morc
Hla
Amon
Stone
Bonater Brono
Senate committee moves to repeal German American Alliance charter
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted unanimously to repeal the charter of the German American Alliance and block its influence. The drive aligns with calls from the American Defense Society urging suppression of groups seen as opposing Americanization and German sympathies, tying to broader wartime attitudes and policy debates.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Airinee
King
Congress
Flen
Wilaya
Uhene
Toas
Therman
Campaign to suppress German language spreads nationally
Defense Society urged elimination of German language and German press as war winds down. Prominent Cleveland figures pressed the president to end what they call disloyal propaganda and have German language publications barred to curb enemy influence. Calls spread to cities like New York, Hoboken, Cincinnati and Los Angeles with education boards cited as enforcing measures in public schools, as advocates claim loyalty demands Americanization.
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Defense Society
Chambera of
Germany
America
American Defense Society
New York
Hoboken
Cincinayt
Los Angeles
Board of Education
Lusitania
London
Vile Brute Tale From Now and Then Incoherent Fragments
Fragmented OCR narrative recounts a decades old tale about a figure named Gertie and names like Win Tref7 and Ogden. Disjoint lines mention Belgium, a raid, diversions in Europe, and a dinner three years ago, with shattered phrasing and unclear sequence of events.
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Denese
Gertie Alrocis Tive
All
Coleride
Betase
Wetcs
Geo. Sines
Ogden
Belgina
Epecial
Aiaxlon
Belgiyu
Amerie
Teston
After the War The Horrors Behind the Front Lines
A first person account recalls brutal mistreatment of women and girls by German forces, including camps and forced labor. The piece contrasts past savagery with Christian teachings, citing Arthur Brisbane on childhood rights and the enduring protection offered by Jesus.
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Africa
Wilch
Mr. Fee
Arthur Brisbane
Jesus
Belgium
France
Jess
Christ
Rome
Europe
Ogden Merchant 15 Brought In Line By Washington
Salt Lake report from W F Jensen Utah commissioner of commercial economy notes an Ogden merchant received a Washington telegram urging delivery adjustments per the Ogden plan. The merchant had warned of resistance but said he would severally comply after higher level contact and the national Commercial Economy Board message.
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Salt Lake
W. F.jensen
Utah
Ogden
Washington, D. C
Jensen
Washington
National Organization
W. F Jensen
Conmercial Economy Board
THE
Council OF National Defense
Tarzan of the Apes at the Orpheum Tomorrow
The Orpheum Theater, led by manager Goss, presents Tarzan of the Apes tomorrow and Wednesday. The National Film corporation transported 2600 natives and a diverse crew to Brazil for ten weeks to film jungle scenes, using many wildlife animals.
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Goss
Orpheum Theater
National Film Corporation
Amazon River
Brazil
Junulesx
Ugerd
Therazilian
Pour Lone
Manaog
Earth
Farm loan system shows success after first year
Washington reports the federal farm loan system has operated a year with about 2800 national associations, 56 000 farmer borrowers, and over 160 million dollars approved in loans. Banks expect profits from small margins as burders repay and borrower stock subscriptions bolster federal land banks.
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Washington
Federal Farm Loan System
Farm Loan Board
Farm Loan Associations
Federal Land Banks
Paor
Spokane Federal Land Bank
Federal Lang Bank
Protection for Alaska gateway urging better coast charts
Washington April 15 A Coast and Geodetic Survey bulletin urged protection of Alaska's gateway through adequate charting reflecting 25 000 miles of coastline. It notes vast trade, high loss rates due to poor surveys, and warns delays could cost years in developing the territory.
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Washington
Alaska
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Toast and Geodetic Survey
Alaskan
Bulletin
Jon
Government funded bank retirement plan starts soon
The article notes that under the act provisions the retirement of the original bank stack, mainly subscribed by the government, will commence within a few months. The statement emphasizes a staged winding down of government backed capital in the banking structure.
Women to Aid Production By Relieving Men in Cities
Professor Baldwin of Michigan Agricultural College states women can boost production by freeing men in urban areas rather than farming themselves, arguing for a shift of labor to support agricultural output.
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Baldwin
The
Michigan Agricultural College
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