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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1916
Page
11
The speech urges Congress to authorize substantial military expansion and better mobilization readiness. It criticizes the administration for delays and missteps, calling for a citizen army, stronger naval protection, and improved equipment and supplies for troops and dependents.
The article blends pop culture with a wartime policy address. It discusses Fannie Ward’s fashion moments alongside calls for stronger national defense, international cooperation, and industrial protections. It emphasizes a balanced approach to peacetime economy, tariffs, and preparedness while urging prudent government action.
A two part showing of The Dyspeptic and The Ostrich Tip, each in two parts, followed by a roaring comedy Aided by the Movies at the Lyceum today. Local theatre listings note the program style and timing for patrons.
Irene Fenwick stars in a dramatic photo romance with a hint of comedy as a fast moving film plays today and tomorrow at the local Utah Theatre.
Corfu to be held as a naval base as Allied forces report the Serbian army transported from Corfu to Saloomki. Corfu's value lies in commanding Adriatic exits, with bases at Taranto and other locations limiting Austrian or German moves from Pola. The French flag may soon rise on the walls of Tortoreto as operations continue.
The General German Hallwaymen's Union forms to unite all ranks across state railways as replacements from other unions surge into railway work. The move aims to preserve status and bolster solidarity amid wartime labor shifts, with workers in textiles and other industries cited in broader labor trends.
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