Liberty bands tour speaker on German war crimes
Dr Newell Dwight Hillis, touring the Pacific coast in support of Liberty bands, addresses in Oakland recounting German atrocities and arming a stark view of the war. He argues Allied and German manpower shifts reshape burdens, condemns Germany for property seizures and treatment of civilians.
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Hilda
Fragmentary wartime quarrel over allied roles and arms policy
The passage questions whether any ally can retain captured materials and machinery from Romania, southern Russia, France, and the Tal Kag regions, arguing that Germany has drained its war debt while the Allies lack a comparable method to meet obligations.
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Romania
Russia
France
Allies Stop German Drive In Belgium And France
War dispatches report Allied lines held from Noyons to the Belgian coast as German assault falters near Ypres. Canadian and American troops meet heavy resistance, signaling a turning point with German setbacks and calls for peace from Austria-Hungary’s leaders amid mounting losses.
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Austria-Hungary
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England
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Lille
Derlin
Fragmentary wartime note on ovens and nerves of troops
A damaged line notes occupation of a place prior to some action, hinting at attrition that will affect the troops. The fragment mentions ovens and nerves, suggesting fatigue and strain amid maneuvers. No clear names or dates are readable.
Take a Trip Over the Viaduct to Ogden Stockyards District
The piece urges Ogden business leaders to tour the booming stockyards district. It highlights the Haneen Livestock & Feeding company on Wilson Lane, noting on site activities: sheep shearing, alfalfa meal hauling, cattle herding, artesian wells, hog vaccination, and plans for three large new buildings. It suggests a day trip to witness local upbuilding.
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Haneen Livestock & Feeding Company
Wilson Lane
Aesterdy
Oxdan
Bill to crush out disloyal organizations debated
April 30 report from Warlington notes a senate judiciary subcommittee approved a Walsh substitute proposing that such organizations be illegal with ten years imprisonment and $5000 fine for membership or management. It would ban advocacy of changes by force or violence and include rental of rooms for meetings.
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Walsh
Montana
Unlawful Association Declared in Wartime Context
Fragmentary article notes a wartime measure declaring certain associations unlawful for acting against the United States, including advocacy or instruction to influence policy or change without lawful authority. The text shows typographical errors and garbled phrases but centers on prohibiting violent or forceful efforts to alter government or policy during war.
German Trade to be Cut Out, Palmer to Speak in New York
A. Mitchell Palmer, custodian of alien enemy property, will address a National Security League meeting in New York on May. The remarks, from Washington, will focus on Germany's industrial foothold in the United States and plans to sever German ties with American commerce and industry.
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Germany
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League
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Wwaeh- Ingsen
Manpower Increase Proposed to Expand U.S. Army
Washington April 81. Senator Painchester urges immediate action on a war manpower bill to raise over 5,000,000 men. Reed of Missaukee proposes a section to compel conscription, with Savitti of Georgia and others backing a rapid mobilization and no delay in strengthening the army.
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Alien teachers barred plan advances in Minnesota
Potrul Minn April 3 The se harity commission today passed onler today providing the tum ors Whit are citizens of th e stoay be employed in Minne ecbvois including the stare unt ou
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Junior baseball league meeting at Drownine Broz store
Tonight at Hudson avenue in Ogden the Five Points and other city teams including State Industrial Holy Bane Society and South Washington Cubs plan to elect officers draw up the schedule and form a junior league. About six teams are expected to attend the meeting with locals urged to come. There will be social gaiety with music and luncheon in the dining room.
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Society Note On Mandie Welch Engagement Party
Last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs James Wibbie a compliment party was given for Miss Mandie Welch. Welch is soon to begin training as a nurse at the Der hospital and is a host of friends in the younger city set. She has worked as a stenographer and will likely excel in her new undertaking. The Wolch home was packed with social activity.
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Mandie Welch
Che der Hospital
Sonin
Wolch
Rapecal
Red Cross Auxiliaries Set Two Meetings Tonight
The Queen Esther chapter bandage division will meet in the Red Cross Town this evening. Tomorrow the sewing and knitting division will hold its regular meeting with members advised to attend.
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Red Cross Auxiliary
Red Cross
Sewing
Miriam Chapter Red Cross Auxiliary Meeting and Pocatello Visit
The Miriam chapter No. 14 Red Cross Auxiliary convenes at the First National Bank building tomorrow at 10 the day prolonged bandage making. Friday at 9 30 they meet at the School for the Deaf and Blind to work in the gauze room. Mrs. Joan Wiese travels from Eden to visit sister Mrs. Ed Ferguson in Pocatello. Mrs. Mary Butterfield hosts a benefit card party at Washington apartments Tamorrasy afternoon to aid the 246th Machine Gun squadron mess fund at Camp.
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RED Cross
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G. S
Naional
School For the Deaf and Blind
Pocatello
Joan Wiese
Q_eden
Ed. Furgeson
Mary Butterfield
Washington Apartments
Army Promotions Being Confirmed
Warhe ndton April 20 Nomations of several hundred promoted army officers confirmed by the regate included those of ten major generals and twenty five brigadier generals
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Regate
Capacity business in bar rooms in Michigan ends liquor sale
In Delprom Michigan on April 36 capacity business in cafes and bar rooms marks the last day of legal liquor sale. Detroit and Michigan become a prohibition state at midnight tonight. Montreal, Can. painters seek 43 cents an hour.
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