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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1918

Page

10

Women Aim for Parliament in 1918 Campaign

AP dispatch notes about roughly fifteen women running for seats in Britain’s Parliament under the new law. Candidates include Cristobel Pickhurst, Mrs. Hope, Charlotte Despard, Violet Shude, Olive Strachey, Sylvia Pankhurst, Mallory Pry, and Mrs. How Marick, with platforms ranging from welfare and poverty relief to labor reforms and war veterans care. Several backed by labor or liberal groups, some opposing Asquith, Lloyd George, or coalition aims, and many leveraging wartime sentiments and women’s suffrage imagery.

Associated Press Manse of Commons Lnw Cristobel Pickhurst David Tihyd Thares Hope Herbert Asquith Asquith Charlotte Despard Jabior Hateersea Sea Sik London John 5 French Ireland England Labor Party Violet Mariham Tomim Tlien Peane Wilson Uni Mra Olive Strachey National Union of Women En Chiswick Lloyd [George Sylvia Pankhurst Mallam Sheffield Mallory Pry How. Marick Middlesea Elien ‘Terry

Oil boom drives rising Texas field output and world demand

Texas fields now produce 62 000 barrels daily, Gulf 68 000, Oklahoma 442 000, Cush ing Healton and others show higher quarterly totals. Officials say increased consumption will follow from wartime demand, with Mexico and other sites adding potential output as ports expand and ships adopt new power systems.

North Texas Gulf Field Kansas Field Oklahoma Cushing Healton Traducers

Italian King Sends Thanks to French President

Paris dispatch from December 4 reports King Vittorio of Italy expressing warm gratitude to President Poincaré for the hospitality shown during his visit. The Italian monarch reiterated wishes for France’s prosperity and hoped for lasting cordial ties between the two nations.

Paris Wittor & Manuel Italy Poluche Frances France

Secretaries barred from test as three killed in blast

Attorney General Webb urged Secretary Wilby to allow Densmore and federal officials to testify before the grand jury investigating the bomb explosion tied to Mooney cases. Densmore’s report cited tapped wires and conversations with officials, while Wilson denied testimony citing public interest and integrity concerns. The search continues despite federal objections.

San Francisco U.S. Webb Setphens Erand John B&b. Densmore W. B. Wilby Densmore Tensmore Thomas Mooney Lfe Rena Mooney Webb Son Yuina Denaore Fickers Wilson Grand Jury Department of Justice Interco United States

Cadamene Tablets Help Nervous Condition Recipient

Mr. George Schilla of Cleveland writes that Cadamene Tablets eased his rundown condition nerves and lack of appetite. He credits his sister who suggested the remedy after her own improvement and says he is thankful for the medicine sold by druggists everywhere.

George Schilla Bear Avenue Cleveland Swan Caamene, As She Had Been As Pad Off As Myself, Cadamene

Informed Defense of British War Effort and Army Building

The author contrasts British army development with French and German forces, arguing Britain built a real army under handicaps after WWI began. It notes Napoleon’s blanks in improvisation, and claims German overconfidence would have limited Br itain’s early wartime results if misjudged.

Andrexilars Napoleon Herrins Granta Lisit England France Russia Bridah

German remarks on British army in World War I

The article discusses British military production and tactics during the First World War. It argues Britain built a large, well trained force able to sustain operations from Mons to Haig's final advances and contends the archives will reveal the true British contribution. It praises the First Army and British effort overall.

Firat Somme Howie Tititlah VWI Britain Mons Wesel Crttisi Haig Creal General Staff Berlin Beitinh

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