Sperry Flour workers vote to remain on job under old wage scale
Laborers at Sperry Flour decide Sunday evening to continue work at the current wage scale until September when a further conference will be held. Sperry orders nine story flour mill and a large grain elevator project, boosting Ogden’s status as a regional grain and flour center with Globe Grain & Milling building a similar facility nearby.
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Sperry Flour Company
Sperry Company
Ogden
Train to Malad Would Restore Daily Rail Service
In wartime rail cuts harmed Malad Idaho with a train that stops only once daily, forcing locals to overnight for business in Ogden. The author urges restoring a morning Malad departure and evening return, calling it a practical, goodwill action by railroad management for public convenience.
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Malad
Idaho
Ogden
Senator Lodge Criticized Over Historical Error
A letter to an eastern paper rebukes Senator Lodge for misreading historical ties between the Treaty of Paris and the Holy Alliance. The writer argues the Holy Alliance did not arise from that treaty, and England was never a member, while asserting the Grand Alliance and British diplomacy shaped 19th century European politics.
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Lodge
Paris
Holy
Alance
England
Troops Pursue Border Bandits Amid Mexican Disorder
A United States expeditionary force moves toward northern Mexico after bandit attacks on Americans. The article argues for forceful pursuit of outlaws, urging Mexico to control bandits and warning that continued aggression could justify military action. It calls for swift measures, air support, and firm U S intervention until order is restored.
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United States Army
Mexico
United States
America
Carranza
Byase
Keeping Back the Conspirators and Lithuania as Buffer
The Lith uanian national council reveals the buffer state created between Germany and Russia will play a crucial role. A tile commter rabnman ba the sampled at Inewe hefars the tnild.
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Lithuania
Germany
Russia
Lithuanian National Council
Inewe Hefars
Lithuania the gate to Baltic power and German halt
The piece argues Germany seeks eastern economic conquest through Lithuania and Dvinsk, urging immediate Lithuanian independence recognition and troop support. It highlights Professor A Voldemar as Lithuania’s key diplomat, Poland and Lithuania as barriers to German plans, and the need to withdraw German forces to prevent further disruption. It also warns that German rail control harms Lithuania’s recovery and urges world action at Paris.
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Germany
Paris
Europe
Russia
Lithuania
Armistice Commission
Poland
Dantzig
Koenigaberg
Koenigsberg
Allenstein
Nieman
Tilsit
Momel
A. Voldemar
Leotland
Dvinsk
Zakauskas
Lenine-Trotzky
Wilson Opens Peace Treaty Conference in Paris
In Paris, President Wilson explains US aims at the peace treaty, recounting past discussions with Congress and foreign affairs committees. He notes that US positions on Monroe doctrine sovereignty and withdrawal rights were clarified during negotiations and accepted by the commission drafting the covenant.
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House of Representatives
White House
League As ‘Nations
United States and the league covenant debates explained
Senator Lodge and President Wilson discuss Article X and domestic questions in the league treaty debate. They address rights to withdraw, interpretation, and the impact of ratification on future international obligations, noting the moral versus legal binding nature of the covenant and the American constitutional stance.
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League
Saciple
White House
United States
Council of the League
Congress
Art Ole XI
Artatineg
Inc
Spyvanant
Ravenant
Senate
Weimar
Iaja
Lodge
Austria
Hungary
Turkey
Germany
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Pilemore
Teague
Parie
Smuts
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Gard
Icantiniet
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