Lodge Peace Terms Stir Europe Debate in U S Press
The text notes December reports that Senator Lodge submitted twenty one peace terms for Europe, backed by a U S propaganda drive. Paris correspondents say the terms failed to impress due to ignoring key European issues and long range problems. It argues critics overestimate Wilson and misread European concerns.
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Senator Loge
Europe
United States
Lodge
John F. Bass
Paris
Senator Lodge
Wilton
Wilson ‘Ans
Keep Down the Military Protest Voice in America
A vigorous appeal urges opposition to militarism in the United States and calls for faith in shaping human events. The speaker argues nations can influence their destinies and urges timely action amid rising tensions.
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Europe
America
D. Davidnon
National training stance sparks war era debate
A passage argues against universal military training as foolish and dangerous. It urges leadership through diplomacy, restraint, and cooperation to avoid renewing militarism. The author warns that strong nations arming would trigger a global arms race and hinder progress toward a league of nations.
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Germany
League of Nations
Europe
Ogden Eyes Municipal Electric Plant Plan
Ogden city commissioners study preliminary plans for a municipal electric plant to replace the Utah Power & Light contract expiring next February. Reports say street lamps show low efficiency and some areas underpowered, with warnings of higher future rates and calls for expert testing and fair service.
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Utah Power & Light Company
Deden
Ogden
Business Housea
Arena charge sparks city protest over electric monopoly
The community rejects the plan to pyramid charges as part of an electric monopoly issue. The Standard has long warned of municipal electric pricing and now that officials review the topic, residents urge continued scrutiny until the city receives what it wants.
ROW TO CURE BOLSHEVISM BY PREVENTING ITS GROWTH
Norman Hapgood argues the United States should deny Bolshevism soil to grow in by allowing free expression and opposing repression. He cites Europe and England, warning imprisoning publications or meetings would fuel Bolshevism and that sane political reform must address legitimate grievances openly.
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Norman Hapgood
United States
Europe
Flussia
Germany
Austria
Thheir
England
Labor Party
Fataliow
Times
Hapsood
Clagg
Death Roll of the Armies recounts vast WWI casualties
The piece outlines massive war losses across nations, citing Russia's heavy toll and prisoners, German casualties, French and British death counts, and broader Allied and Central Power figures. It notes shifting alliances, famine, and the long war’s devastation, with scattered nation tallies and era-wide impact.
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Russia
France
Great Britain
Petrograd
Jacer
Confiderce
Austria-Hungary
Charles
Rugata
Great Beitain
Mary
Ansstia
BOR
Beitabth Cp
Turkey
jAmerica
Installation Of Local Lodges Heads Evening
Fred M. Nya and Dr W Ch Baleym were installed as grand merdason and ov John Edward Carver as grand chaplain at a joint installation of Weber Lodge No 6 Unity Lodge No 14 and A M Gttlers. New officers for Weber Lodge include A C Kloltz M L Wade M Johnson and others. Unity Lodge lists Franklin C Osgood Pearl P Kirkendall Warren L Wallis L Taylor and more. Read the classified page.
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Fred M. Nya
W. Ch. Baleymale
Grand Mersdaln
John Edward Carver
of Tlers
Weber Lodge No
Unity Lodge
A. M. Gttlers
A. C. Kloltz
Wade M. Johnson
Wei T
Shaughnessy
J W. A.V. Medutosh
F. Ky Nichels
W. J. Wright
J. C. Leavitt
J. &. Stine
Paul M. Beamer
Leonard I. Davidson
George Hartett
Tyler
Franklin C. Osgood
Pearl PL Kirkendall
S. W
Warren L. Wallis
L. Tayior
W. M. Wacker
John T. Hail
James Canse
Tansen
William V. Rockefeller
H. B. Sawyer
Grorge Hartlett
Women aid entertaining American boys in France
New York December 24 American women Y M C A workers transformed unattractive leave areas set up by authorities into popular playgrounds for soldiers in France Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr led the effort after returning from 17 months on the front The program included canteens worship spaces theaters libraries daytime excursions and evening shows and concerts It boosted morale as troops fresh from battle entered the towns and embraced the newly organized leisure facilities
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New York
Theodore Roussvell, Jr
France
Roosevelt
Bi. C. A
Lhese Seave
Montana GOP leader dies after street fight in Livingston
C M Harvey Republican plate chairman and prominent Montana attorney died after a street fight with Postmaster J Swindlehurst in Livingston. The two men, long-time political rivals, clashed on the main street, Harvey collapsing from a fractured skull minutes later. Swindlehurst is in county jail. Harvey recently led the state GOP campaign and was local counsel for the Northern Pacific Railway.
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Livingston
Mont
C. M. Harvey
Republican Plate
Montana
J. Swindlehurst
Swindlehurst
Strait
Harvey
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Bullet Strikes a Street Car in Ogden
Officials of the Utah-Idaho Central Railroad report a wild shot through a street car window last night at the Thirty second and Jefferson avenue corner. Motorman J W Green and a lone passenger were aboard when the bullet fired from outside passed through the window, damaging about 215 dollars in value. The incident adds to concerns over gun use among local youths, as noted by Judge Joahus Homer in his opinion.
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Joahus Homer
Ogden
Utah-Idaho Central Railroad Company
Second
Jefferson Avenue
J.W. Green
Angers
Damage After Rear Window Breaks On West Side
A rear window on the west side was broken, with the vehicle or structure slipping out through the extreme rear window. The act may have caused damage and suffering to nearby residents, including Christians, and appears connected to careless behavior by an unknown person.
Estate case in Patrick Healy affair goes to advisement
Judge A. B. Pratt heard State versus the estate of Patrick Healy as District Attorney E. P. Dabbs stated the estate was about $360,000. He noted a large portion was transferred to his wife two years before death and the remainder distributed among parties, leaving roughly $7,000 to be taxed under the Inheritance Tax laws.
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A. BE. Pratt
Patrick Healy
8. P. Dabbs
Miriam Chapter Notice of Special Meeting
Miriam Chapter No 14 0 E S will hold a special meeting to transact regular business and elect officers. Assembly on December 1907 at 8 o'clock.
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Miriam
Aon Erebing
Decemom
Ogden Considers Municipal Power and Light Plant
At last night’s city commission meeting a resolution to erect a municipal power and light plant was discussed and sent to the committee of the whole. The measure cites Utah Power and Light rate hikes, a former street lighting contract, and the city’s waterworks success as justification for public ownership and potential rate reductions.
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Utah Power & Light Company
Ogden City
Ogdenelty
Municipal power and light plant study ordered
A city council instructs the chief engineer to investigate Oden City's resources for developing power and light, to evaluate feasibility of a municipal plant, and to prepare cost estimates and plans to meet the needs of the town and its citizens.
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Ogilenchy
Ielty
Oden City
Hoes Sweetheart Away From Hun
In a tense scene from D W Griffith's Artcraft film at Alhambra Theatre tomorrow Jeanette Peret stars with Deputy Lillian Gis. A hapless bombardment siege ends with a sand buried soldier of France, risking discovery as the hiding heroine acts to keep him alive.
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Atake
Jeanette Peret
D. W. Griffith
Alhambra Theatre
Lillian Gis
Carey
France
Griffith drama at the Albanybra theater opens tomorrow
The new Griffith drama, featuring Man le Dobe and Jeans ette, is praised as one of the master filmmaker's best. The storyline centers on a daring desert scene where a saboteur hides a kerchief and a hidden halter amid tense mounting danger.
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Isvau
Man
le Ache
Griffith
Alhanybra ‘A
Bills Allowed At City Commission Meeting
At yesterday’s meeting the Lue city commissioners submitted and allowed several bills from City Accountant Laysan. Amounts include Department of Public Fairs and Finance 46583.94 and Department of Parks and Public Safety 1865.00. Public Safety 399.06. Department of Art and Public Improvements 95.67. Water and Waterworks 410,872.72. Provo will raise flu quarantine. Provo, Me c 23. At today’s county board meeting, after health board consultation, it was decided to rescind anti influenza regulations including quarantine for arrivals from outside points and mask requirements. The order takes effect Friday morning, December 27.
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Lue
Yesteray
Laysan
Department of Public Fairs
Department of Parka and Public Safety
Department of Public Safety
Department of Artests
POJAL
Jprovo
Provo
Mec
Board of County Commissioners
County Board of Health
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Burt
Ibs Pestectics
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Hanspaper
Buneau
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Ims
Sarela
Municipal Plant
Gall
Ghana
Utah Power & Light Co
Eflictant Public Service
Eccles
We Ame
Death Roll OF the Armies
Women Aid
B.C. P
Alhambra
Mildred Ware
Ethel Garner
Lecrue Lammers
Ogden Theatre
Alice Brady
Harold Lloyd
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