Unsettled Alien Controversy Over California Land Law
The article describes California alien land laws and a dispute involving Japanese national Harada who owned property in Riverside. The attorney general contests a trusteeship meant to avoid law, raising questions about state taxation and rights to real property. A broader clash between anti alien statutes and Japan relations is forecast, urging enduring understanding to avert future conflict.
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San Francisco
Yokib
Harada
Mverside
California
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United States
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Belgium
Japan
Nation
Ideas for the 1919 Exposition Department Invites Input
The Standard inaugurates a new department titled Ideas for the 1919 Exposition to gather questions and thoughts from citizens. Interviewees will be invited to share Macy minds and original concepts aimed at extraordinary, unique contributions for the exposition planning.
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Ogden Urges Bold Community Drive For Education
A speaker calls for a comprehensive, ambitious program to elevate community interest in education. He stresses wholehearted, persistent effort and urges Ogden to lead by example to meet the lofty teaching goals.
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Waterpower on the forest lands issue and power concentration
The article notes conservationists advocating revenue from forest waterpower and reports by Henry Graves showing 20 new projects began operation in 1918, a 20 percent rise, with about 40 percent of U S waterpower now on forest land. It highlights increased development, especially in the Rocky Mountain states and Alaska, and details concerns about monopoly and concentration in central stations across the nation.
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United States
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Forest Service Ligureaehow
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Rocky Mountain Azaten
Californnia
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Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
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South Atlantic
Staten
Political maneuvering tailors appointments in state
Discontent voices warn of moves by Democratic factions to influence Governor elect Bamberger’s picks. Debates center on insurance commissioner and potential nominees like Tulon Wells and Newton Parr, with endorsements from county committees and regional insiders. Revelations loom as new names surface, including J. E. Vernon of Logan.
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Simon Bam “Berger
State Senate
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Rether
Tulon
Wells
Newton Parr
R. H. Siddoway
Democratic County Committee
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Salt Lake
The Mischief Maker and Incoming Administration
A report asserts a committee may work with the state senate to resist confirming Mr. Bamberter’s nominations. factional fights loom around inauguration and a Jackson Way dinner. many will be left disappointed as more offices exist than available, signaling party leadership will favor Germany. Those who resist obedience risk defeat amid shifting candidacies and threats.
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A War of Shells and Guns Describes Modern Trench Attacks
A detailed description of modern trench offensives outlines how bombardments breach wire and first-line defenses, the role of long-range artillery and counter-battery fire, aerial observation, and coordinated infantry assaults. The piece emphasizes the need for heavy shells, shrapnel, and timely counterattacks to break enemy trenches.
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London
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Fragment on French artillery and German fortifications
A fragment discusses French siege fire directed by heavy howitzers aimed at fortified gaps near German positions. It notes impacts on ammunition supplies and the sustained nature of an attack that continues week after week despite scant resources.
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Puzzle as to Joffre shows France poised for change
The Herald Republican analyzes shifts in French command as Joffre nears retirement. It argues promotions point to Verdun’s marshal taking supreme command, reflecting France's wartime strain and the need for new leadership. The piece notes Joffre’s youth and efficiency bolster capability for the heavy burden ahead.
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Herald Republican
United States
France
Verdun
Jetpire
World Markets and Chicago Hog Market Report
World markets show brief rallies that retreat under renewed demand and short selling pressure. Industrial shares lead weakness as key issues slip while steel and commodities fall. in Chicago, hog and cattle markets stay mostly steady to slow with some late uptick and heavy receipts.
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Chicago
Alwre
German peace proposals spark grain market selloff abroad
Germanys latest peace proposals triggered a sharp grain market downturn as traders reacted with heavy selling. An official German embassy statement in Washington added to the prompt shift, intensifying declines in Chicago and other markets.
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Germany
Berlin
Wash
Wheat and stock market jitter amid war and crop reports
A chaotic trading session followed reports that peace talks may begin and that Britain would oppose outright peace offers. Wheat slumped around May futures while corn and oats showed steadier trends as traders awaited a government crop report. The bearish yield surprise triggered cheers later in the day and a nervous finish.
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