Governor’s undated resignations spark partisan scrutiny
The editor questions Governor Spry's demand that appointees sign undated resignations as a tool to pressure officials. Democrats consider resignations a risk to integrity, while some support investigations into past administrations. The piece hints at political maneuvering behind investigations and editorial tensions with the Herald Republican.
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Gallecies
Coter
Herald
Nepublican
Spry
Governor faces probe pledge after calls for corruption reveal
Recurring sensational charge by the governor over past state corruption remains unproven as lawmakers adjourned. The Progress banquet remark and subsequent funding sparked questions about actions, accountability, and investigations into irregularities in state administrations. The public awaits concrete steps and disclosures.
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Salt Lake
Herald Republican
Datmbereers
Seston
Bishars
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Cure Stomach Ailments
Old paper ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as the natural liver and bowel remedy. It claims the vegetable compound cleanses indigestion and coating, promising quick relief with bedtime use and allowance to eat what you like.
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Olive
Br. Edwards
Taft urges large army in warning of war risk
Former President Taft in Boston argues for a million to two million strong army and strict controls on wartime talk. He warns that threats to Russia or German advances could involve the United States and calls for bold military preparation. He notes past Standard stance on volunteer forces and shifts in wartime policy.
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Tett
Boston
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Russia
Roy
Secretary of War On
Congress
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P.M. Coshnahan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
America
Insulia
Germany
England
France
Nusela
Italy
Susala
Rumer
Japan
Mexico
Strong centralized government urged to meet global crisis
The piece argues for a powerful central authority and compulsory service, warning against civilian consultation as dangers rise. It laments German aggression, cites wartime fears, and recalls volunteers and Memorial Day as a call to dedication to human rights and civilization. It references journalist Irvin Cobb and others warning of military governance and its dehumanizing effects.
Flag raising at shops draws thousands in Ogden ceremony
Thousands gathered Sunday afternoon as a 100 foot flag was raised atop the Southern Pacific shops grounds in Ogden. Miss Walker unfurled the banner amid remarks by Mayor Heywood, Navy recruiter Lt J E Thorton, and clergy, with music by the Southern Pacific Mechanics band and praise for railroad workers’ patriotism and wartime service.
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Slan Lilan Walker
Ater
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Vitagraph Company
Intermountain
Nature
Morehan
Fred C. Smith
J. E. Stone
Thomas F. Towlende
Southern Pacific Mechanics Band
Frank F. Scott
Mion Walker
Abbot St. Heywood
Ak Ag Ucd
Opera
Lewin
Pleturn
Gira
Shopa
Nanner
Frank Mendez
Guy A Tichantaon
Fem Witt
Dave Spack
Map
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Merry Emerson
Hubert Hayrood
Robert Wella
Davin Steffen
David Qickay
Tleutenant
W. T. Lindquist
Walker
Pacifc
Abbot R. Heywood
Ogden
United States
J. E. Thorton
United States Navy
Southern Pacific Railroad
Lam
Navy
Southern Pacific
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Altothera
Carver
John Edward Carver
Peat
Jin
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Sherman
Ne. Carter
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Oregon
T. Earl Pardoe
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Heywood
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James Drown
United States Army
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California
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Drow
Orden
Fifth Street
Peter
West
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Adot
Aberena
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Anal Amertes
Society Meet and Birthday Notice from Taylor area
The Vat Noble Grand clth will meet with Mian Lulu Claudeton on Van Buren aren on Thursday April 26. All visiting Past Noble Grands are invited. A birthday party for Margaret Gibson of Taylor honors her seventeenth birthday with games and refreshments. Guests include Peterson, Dorothy Peterson, Florence Bardine, Helena Butterfield, Stelle Hunter, Mabel Hadley, Margaret Gibson, Adrian Hite, David Peterson, Warren Donaldson, Tennis Griffin, Willina Barnes, Esrt Barnes, and Howard Sorenson. From Portland Mr and Mrs Henry Rosenbluth host cousins Mrs Nathan Block of Pocatello and Miss Dora Kilne of Portland Ore. Gladys Hudlang will depart for San Francisco tomorrow and Budlang is appointed to a position with the Southern Pacific hospital on the coast.
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Lulu Claudeton
van Buren Aren
MI65
Margaret Gibson
Taylor
Mieses
Portland
Mra
Henry Rosenbluth
Nathan Block
Pocatetto
Dora Kilne
Portland, Ore
Coast
Sirr
Gladys Hudlang
San Francisco
Mier Budlang
Southern Pacific Hospital
Coast City
Red Cross protests over torpedoing of hospital ship
Geneva dispatch reports the International Committee of the Red Cross protesting the German government for torpedoing an English hospital ship. The Red Cross forwarded to Washington a list of American citizens and vessels interned in Germany. The list includes crew from Voltaire Mount Temple Georgic Kemeralda Bulgari and Crersk. Washington draft reform bill introduced seeking suspension of a rate under investigation by Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Red Cross
Washington
Atlantic
Germany
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Mount Temple
Georak
Bulgari Ind
Crersk
Mith of
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