When the Next Blow Is Struck at the Front
German offenses near Arras threaten Hazebrouck and Amiens as Allies scramble to bolster defenses. Air reconnaissance tracks troop shifts, aiming to thwart a renewed thrust toward the English Channel. The piece questions whether Allied forces can stop the Kaiser’s drive and foresees a tense battle ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arras
Hazebrouck
Amiens
Progentoil
Hintonborg
Antens
Cains
English Channel
Kalger
Tage Brouck
Kaiser
Hindenburg
Ludendorff
President Opposes Unconstitutional Court Martial Measure
An unreadable string of phrases shows the president opposing a court martial measure as unconstitutional and unnecessary. The letter to Senator Overman, chair of the judiciary committee, argues the measure would be unconstitutional and unnecessary in handling spices, reflecting political conflict about military courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain Court Uitartiat IM
Wilean
Iutlor
Overman
Judiciary Committee
Gverman
House of Glass at Utah Theatre Elaborate Event
Clara Kimball Young appears at her loveliest in a photoplay praised as a genuine triumph by the Philadelphia Ledger and Exhibitor's Herald. The Utah Theatre presents House of Glass with a story of a man who finds he cannot throw stones, plus latest news from France and a comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kimball Young
House of Glass
Nan
Clara
France
Utah Theatre
New York American
Philadelphia Ledger
New
Utah
American stance on wartime justice and harsh measures
The piece argues President Wilson should not hesitate to apply firm, even harsh, wartime justice against enemies. It criticizes slow civilian courts and supports swift, merciless military court martial after extended trials, warning against humanitarian sentiment weakening national resolve. It frames Germany as viewing humane norms as weakness and calls for strong punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Under a New Order of Things
Fragmentary wartime reflection arguing the United States must adopt postwar economic reforms of concentration, combination, and cooperation as key watchwords, citing British and German examples and urging national adaptation.
After War the United States Faces Reconstruction Challenges
The text argues that after victory in the war the United States will enter a reconstruction period. It predicts sweeping away existing legislation, discarding laws like the Sherman anti trust act and LaPallette shipping act, and questioning the future of railroad regulation, foreign treaties, and federal departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loteratale Commerce Commission
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Warboard
United States
Substitutes and a rally to hold the lines in wartime Canada
The piece blends wartime substitutions proposed by the Canadian Food Bulletin with a fierce Vigilantes poem urging Americans to sustain production and morale. It condemns German aggression and calls for perseverance by workers and soldiers alike to keep the line in France and defend freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Wes
Theace
Levs
Norreys Jephson O'Conor
The
Vigilantes
France
Fall of Romanofes At Time Tonight
Tonight will close this feature showing one of the pictures. The European diplomatic attention with Russia is noted. The piece, praised as a wonder, is priced at 15 cents with performances at 7 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romanofes
Russia
Brenson
Cadet Flier Falls at Park Field
Apr 23 report from Tean notes a cadet flier attached to the army aviation corps crashed an aircraft at Park Field during a training flight. The accident involved a military airplane of about 1000 feet in altitude, with authorities forming a cautious inquiry into the incident and confirming the cadet’s status.
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Park Field
Sample Message From Damaged Text
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions individuals Samp Muiker Gray Ce and La Roy X.Y. No clear event or context available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Roy X.Y
Large Ginbe Milling Plant Planned in Ogden
Plans advance for a large Ginbe Milling & Grain plant in Ogden with iron for reinforcing moved from Selper Utah. An earlier Globe Milling & Grain site was abandoned due to ground geology, and a new site was selected just before the war amid leather shortages and postwar demand. The piece also notes Goodyear Neolin, a synthetic shoe sole, created to reduce leather use while remaining a durable non leather alternative.
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Ginbe Milling & Grain Company
Ogden
Selper
Utah
Charles Isenberg
Globe Milling & Grain Company
Hich
Wear Ogden
Nad
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Attention Auto Owners Displaying Dew Stock at Bar Gain Prices
Auto owners urged to visit the south display window where Dew stock is shown with bar gain prices. Readers are advised to come early to save money and avoid higher costs later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Leather shortage pushes shoe makers to seek substitutes
Amid wartime economics, sole leather supplies shrink due to reduced cattle acreage and high feed costs. Leather prices rise to unprecedented levels, forcing manufacturers to explore alternative materials as promising substitutes remain limited and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peem Ardhi
Weaely
Voriamutets Enioy
Barker
New Judge 15 on the Local Bench
Judge P C Evans of Salt Lake sits in Department No 1 as the new local bench judge replacing A W Ages who moves to Salt Lake. Judge Pratt handles probate matters after returning from Farmington where he presided late last week and earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judgs
P. C. Evans
Salt Lake
District Court
A. W. Ages
Evans
Pratt
Farmington
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Wuuabe
Associated Press
America
Ulink
Wilson
Lasek Sa
Terefore
Oata
Tuginasserent
Unidea Btatea
Great Britain
Germany
Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co
Germania
Clinton Scallard
Medusa
Buart
A. Lower CO
Buyer’s Guide
Prarigas
New Orleans
Jemima
Ihe
Gai- RA
Stargh
Argo
Rainbow Cornstarch
Kingsford
PS Foundry
Lenox
Bob
Ie Ae
Jenez
Elas
Grcceteria Ogden
Twenty-Fourth Street
United States Food Administration
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