Full Service Athone Report From The Butte Miner
A letter from a Belgian noble linked to Atlantis monthly argues that industrial workers in war support roles can strengthen nations more than pushing frontline manpower. The piece cites a Canadian wartime writer noting that sending two rear workers to the front could yield twelve combatants, highlighting a blunt critique of strategic troop deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Weber
Canada
Atlantis Monthly
Harten Falleye
Dnstanes
Unclear fragment cites military rule impact on efficiency
Fragment notes that doing more harm to the guard by rear positions than trenches applies to men in Austelal mining agriculture or transportation work. It also states services under military rules have lower efficiency than civilian control.
Ogden Ranked Among The Richest U S Cities
Bank statements show Ogden holding deposits of 15 615 192 47 and total resources of 21 307 270 12 with loans and discounts at 10 610 804 64 bonds and stocks 2 331 385 87 cash and money due from banks 7 823 010 76. The piece extols Ogden as one of the wealthiest cities in the United States with solid banks likened to Gibraltar.
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Pilaweed
United States
Ead
Og. den
Hanks
Gibraltar
Five Million Men Needed for World War Effort
The article argues the United States must mobilize five million troops for a global conflict, noting Allied operations in France and Italy. It discusses German artillery strength around Cambrai, Austro-Italian fronts, and rapid draft expansion to supply camps in Armorica, with plans for multiple drafts to sustain a long war.
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Piayo
Maly
Atrain
Avilrhin
Ie Ruadian
Byng
Cambrai
France
Angela
Mapatches
Astaga
Italy
Retlan
Armorica
Norvieo Ae
Boli
Pracera
United States
War at Our Doors: Ogden Family Mourns Death
A fragmentary wartime note laments ongoing battles and multiple local deaths. It recalls a boy from Ogden killed in action and a West Thirtieth Street family mourning another brother killed in Prairie, reflecting a town sobered by continuous casualties.
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Uts Wick
Ogden
West Thirtieth Street
Prairie
Rentaclea
Standard Office
War Fears Fill Belgians as 1914 Invasion Looms
An editorial reminiscence recalls the summer of 1914 when Kaiser’s order sent Prussian guards toward Belgium and global cables buzzed with dispatches. Orden people, aware of a coming catastrophe, remained calm while noting America’s then hostile stance on foreign intervention and the distant war’s perceived remoteness.
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Belgium
Orden
Aincory
America
United States
Changes in War Taxes and Economic Briefing
A weekly letter from Hayden, Stone & Co argues for a revised war tax plan. It notes the current bill may be unworkable and warns taxation should target excess profits with care to avoid crippling industry. The piece suggests inflation taxes on wealth and profits while protecting essential businesses and reinvestment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden, Stone & Co
Congress
Senate
House
Card of thanks for Mrs Gramn Sor ongon death and funeral
The undersigned express thanks to all those who generously helped during the illness and funeral of Mrs Gramn Sor ongon. The kindness of friends will be cherished. Signed by Staned, My, Mrs. Robert Christensen and Wiltlant Rodie.
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Thana
Gramn Sor Ongon
Staned
Robert Christensen
Wiltlant Rodie
Traffic conditions on western railroads improve
Shipping conditions on western railroads are vastly improved over thirty days ago. W A Whitney, general manager of the O and IL, calls the situation encouraging and notes coal shipments have priority over other freight. He cites better handling of cars and quicker return to service as conditions improve nationwide rail transport.
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W. A. Whitney
Westarn
Iethera
Faith and progress discussed amid embargo fears on railways
A speaker argues that embargoes by eastern roads are a temporary result of congested business and that railroad problems can be solved. He says there is no alarm and the fall and winter crisis has passed, urging calm while noting improving conditions and the need to adjust to current disruptions.
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Itg Falb
Erickson to Enter the Army
William J. Erickson of the Lindquist Erickson Undertaking firm at Richfield left yesterday for Camp Lewis to serve in the national army. He is accompanied by his wife Mrs Erickson and will reside with her mother in Ogden during his service. He formerly lived in Ogden eight years and worked for Lindquist. He is joined by his sister Mrs Sadie Rushton and is escorted by Pralval Jorgensen from Richfield.
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William J. Erickson
Lindquis-Erickson Undertaking Company
Richfield
Camp Lawis
American Lake
Wash
National Army
Ogden
Erickson
Hernicerown
Frances M. Grown
Indyou Avenue
Army
Bofors
Mr. Erickson
Lindawist Company
Mca
Sadig I. Rushton
Wallavamie
Salt Lake
Canin Lewis
Prelval Jorgensen
Nlsa
Eagles Election Tonight At Ogden Club
The Hagin elk of Ogden holds its annual officer election tonight from 6 to 9. Members vote by Australian ballot at the club office. Nominees listed include President Adam Farber, Vice President Harry Wright, Chaplain W H Luddington, Secretary E R Geiger, Treasurer Gilbert Porter, Inside Guards R J Ames and Woo A Wright, with other candidates for various posts.
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Hagin’ Elk of
Ogden
Clib
Adam Farber
Harry Wright
W. WH
Luddington
E.R. Geiger
W. G. Wright, Jr
R. B. Carter
Carlile
Gilbert Porter
R. JT. Ames
Woo A. Wright
Tas Gardier
Thomas Grimes
Tl Martin
A. TS Larnon
Acre
Presbyterian Ladies Meet in Abri gham City
The executive committee of the Lewipe Aid Society of the Presbyterian church in Abri gh am City held a meeting yesterday. The committee chaired by Mrs. 4 G. Frank and including Mrs. In Baker Mrs. Wel Hargis and Mrs. C C Stocker planned the membership drive and a December program running from December 28 through January.
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Kin
Burma
Stg
Otto Stocker
Charles R. Make
W. 4. Hargis
Fess
Cloud Baker
Rs Son Hudson
G. Frank
Atudy
Korea
United Enarch Y
Mya
GL Hargis
A. Bawby
Abrigham City
Lewipe" Aid Society of the Presbyterian
Ln Baker
Wel. Hargis
C. C. Stocker
Tawlby, Hoat
Armistice reception tones down tensions in Europe
A formal communique reports Russians well received and an armistice in discussion among European leaders. Leaders including Prince Leopold of Bavaria and General Hoffman oversee talks with representatives from Bulgaria Austria Hungary and Turkey. The official statement frames the armistice as welcomed by allied forces and notes imminent negotiations.
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Berlin
London
Nec
British Admiralty
Wireless Press
Leopold
Bavaria
Te Generasia
Hoffman
Land and
Rea Nehling
Bulgaria
Austria- Vngary
Turkey
Aca Partisipatine
Wilson issues executive order appointing rural carriers
President Wilson issues an executive order, with the postmaster general, to appoint temporary rural mail carriers to cover regular carriers’ absences. The first appointee is Edith Strand of Princeton, Illinois, whose brother is in military service, leaving her to help her family.
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Washington
Wilson
Hayvolves
Edith Strand
Princeton
Analine dyes exported from American manufacturers rise
Washington report notes American dye makers now supply domestic demand and build a growing export trade. Exports reach 4.69 million dollars annually, about twice the 1914 domestic production value.
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Washington
Dec
Germany
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Correspondence
Boston Grand Opera Abandons Tour
The Daston Grand Opera company, after performing last night in Boston, has abandoned its traveling tour and will return home. Difficulties in obtaining adequate traveling accommodations and the inroads on members by the draft regulations are given as no reasons.
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Rrant Raps
Alich
Daston Grand Opera Company
Nas
Drafe Regula- Hons
Voluntary dissolution notice for W C Kay Elevator Co
State of Utah notices the voluntary dissolution filing of W C Kay Elevator Company in Weber County. Objections may be filed before the publication period ends, with first publication dated November 24, 191 Joy Angela Hoofers' Union reports a new wage rate of four dollars daily for journeymen and six dollars for foremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Utah
Salt Lake
Second Judicial Histrict
Weber
W. C. Kay Eligator Company, & Corporation
Boybhy
W. C. Kay Elevator Company
Thia Court
ADY
C. M. Ramey
Edith Reid
Rebels Fighting Chinese Troops Near Chung King
Rebels from Hunan province engage government forces near Chung King on the Yangtse River. Foreign consuls report preparations to protect lives and property as clashes resume after recent setbacks. Governors condemn northern southern talks and vow to uphold government honor at Chung King, where two rivers meet in Szechwan.
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Peking
Huinan
Chung King
Szechwan
China
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