Subscriptions and wartime features in The Standard
The Standard warns subscribers to renew or cancel by mail to avoid service interruption and announces a Saturday launch of three feature pages. It discusses wartime submarine defense, Canadian shipbuilding for allies, and calls for universal service to defend Belgium and national security. It cites Lt Morrison on submarines and critiques neutrality policies and munition exports.
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Roosevelt's War Talk At Plattsburg Stirs Audience
Roosevelt addressed a large Plattsburg crowd denouncing German-Americans amid calls for stronger US war preparation. He criticized Wilson and Taft, urged loyalty with country over officials, and warned against passive support for missteps while stressing readiness for conflict.
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Ten Years Of Ty Cobb Celebrated In Major League Baseball
Ten years of Ty Cobb in the majors is celebrated as Ogden fans hail the national view of Cobb as the greatest player. The piece notes Cobb's prowess as a base stealer and fielder and mentions his brother Thorn once with the Ogden team. It reflects the wide American admiration for Cobb and comparisons to leaders at the national level.
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Submarine Demand to Strengthen U S Navy
The National Defense League calls for a bold statement to President Wilson urging a greatly expanded submarine fleet to bolster military preparedness. The plea argues that without stronger undersea forces, U S efforts will seem ineffective and absurd to other nations.
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U.S. automobile output nears million mark says era
The article notes production by five major firms approaching 900000 cars and says total American output will exceed 1,000,000 cars, equating to about one car for every ten people. It recalls a prior peak of 2,990,900 cars as of a recent date.
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