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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1918

Page

7

German documents allege Bolshevik finance by Germany

The Petit Parisien reports newly published German documents claimed to show Bolshevik financing by Germany. A March 2 1917 circular from the German Imperial Bank to Swiss representatives supposedly urged honoring demands for money from figures like Nikolai Lewine Zinoviett Leon Trotzky and Mazatn Kaslovsky, described as chief German agent in Russia, tied to Brent-Litovsk talks.

Paris Petit Parisien France Fo Tuseia Ger Theas Imperial Bank Switzerland Nikolai Lewine Zinoviett Leon Trotzky M. Caminel Brent-Litovsk AM. Comen- Fin Mazatn Kaslovsky Russia

Senate moves draft bill to require men to register

Washington February senate military committee unanimously orders a draft bill change to require registration of men. The proposal bases quotas on the number of men in class one rather than national population, and excludes those who have not yet reached service. Amendments to set youth registration at 19 were rejected.

Washington le Wat Department Senate Military Committee Genéral Crowder Indiana WAY

Senators Urge Dramatic Action On Food Shortage

Senators press drastic steps amid food shortages and transportation and labor issues. Senator Borah argues current strains are real, not a shortage, as labor and transport woes strain supply. calls for draft law with strong enforcement while urging nationwide sacrifice. Senator Smont and others push for monthly measures and broad participation to avert collapse.

Bassington Smont Jy Lenttor Joars Wasamaten Sracar

Missouri lieutenant shoots down German plane over Saarburg

In Franco theater, a young Missouri lieutenant who had never flown a plane before manned a machine gun to help shoot down an enemy aircraft over Saarburg. He removed gloves due to cold, delivered a burst that felled the German machine, while a French squadron acted as gunners during a bombing run.

Franco Associated Press Eequadrille Saarburg Ueulendar Missouri France

Ford 10 Finish Chaser A Bay at Detroit Shipyard

The keel of the first of the super-submarine chasers is under construction at Ford Motor Company's plant in Detroit. Secretary Daniels announced the program yesterday indicating the vessel may be finished steadily as operations ramp up. Dozens of boats have been captured or diverted for navy use as production scales up.

di Prant Washington Ford Motor Company Detroit Daniels Navy

Bolshevik Takeover Rumor Sends Petrograd Missions Abroad

An unconfirmed report states Allied missions in Petrograd were expelled by the Bolshevik government and are en route to the Swedish border. Stockholm says two Petrograd dispatches arrived, including a Romanian legation, as rioting kills about 120 in three days. Telegrams say the American ambassador may face limits on communications.

Washington Petrograd Sre State Department Morila Stockholm Francis Morris Iabta Tornea Trewas Osleister WRS Alexander Berkman Emma Goldman

World Champions Meet at Coliseum Des Moines

The heavyweight title bout unfolds at the Coliseum in Des Moines with contenders like Private Caddock from Camp Dede and Polish giant Wladek Zbyatke. The catch-as-catch-can contest weighs in near 185 to 226 pounds as they fight for the world championship.

Des Moines Fed Eerl Caddock Anita Dow National Army Wladek Zbyatke Caddock Camp Dede

London Comment On U. S. Loss

London editorials on the Tuscania sinking say the United States will rally to fight for democracy. They note the disaster exposes German submarine danger, but expect America to meet the difficulties ahead with resolve and continued effort to keep Atlantic routes open.

United States London Tuscania Cristoriula Great Hyssatu

List of Lost 18 Hard to Obtain

Washington reports that difficulties in preparing flats of survivors from the Tuscania may delay publishing an accurate list. Survivors have landed at various points while officers verify names against muster rolls and ship papers at a central point. Additional survivors or shoreings by patrol boats are possible, with some confusion over unit designations. The war department notes 2117 military and two civilian passengers aboard the Tuscania, with 177 officers and 2060 enlisted men.

Washington Tuscania War Department Tha Committee On Public Pamenger He War Department Regiment of Engineers

Assurances of Bank Co operation in U S Treasury Aid

Banks and trust companies pledged wholehearted cooperation in telegrams to Secretary McAdoo in response to an appeal to bank resources. Messages claim reserves and funds set aside for government needs, with figures cited and expressions of readiness to support the Bird liberty bonds initiative.

Washington Fed McAdoo Basketo Germany

Red Army Chief Photograph Faces Public View

A historic image of the Red Army chief circulated in America. The talk highlights the unity between Bolsheviks and Allied aims, with statements that Bolsheviki will not be cannon fodder for imperialists and will instead fight for revolutionary victory.

America Galeherk Siehra Petrogri Buvlenko

Americans clear out the snipers in No Man's Land

Reconnoitering party back German guard discovers snipers as American artillery and infantry push to clear posts. Night patrols locate about 29 stations with enemy snipers routed. Six soldiers enter an advanced trench, finding fresh footprints and a loaded German rifle, then return safely. A few sniper nests are eliminated by shellfire and machine gun fire. One or three outposts remain but are expected to fall soon. An American wounded casualty is reported in Ottawa.

France Smops Leutenant No Man's Land Berlin

French Raid Successful Near Verdun Front

Paris reports a successful raid by French forces on a small German port west of Forges on the Verdun front west of the Meuse. Official communication notes no further report beyond the raid and mentions German air records as not trustworthy.

Paris Forges Verdun Meus

Tuscania losses mount as names of dead stay unknown

Widespread reporting from Washington and London shows the Tuscania disaster with estimated dead rising toward about 200, while 210 bodies are feared or confirmed and 101 to 113 Americans aboard are listed as missing. Survivors’ names trickle in from Ireland as officials coordinate funerals and verification.

London Tuscania Roporta

President Wilson Sends Sympathetic Note to Moosevet

President Wilson today sent Mrs Moosevet a message of sympathy hoping Mr Roosevelt's condition is improving. The note expresses warmest sympathy and sincere hope for his recovery amid ongoing concerns about his health.

Wilson Washington, Fee Wilsen

Survivors of Tuscanada ship reach Irish ports

Reports say 76 officers and enlisted men of the army have landed at Buncrana Ireland and others landed at Larne and Londonderry. War department officials seek to identify remains via dog tags to prevent misidentification.

Washington Pars Lataat Buncrane Ireland Larne Londesderry War Department Mes Army Moilitary Regulions Jas Situation Ex la Imhx

U S Soldiers Calm Under Tuscaloosa Sinkings

London Feb 8 An American officer reports how troops aboard the Tuscaloosa remained orderly after torpedoes sank their boats. Two full boatloads assembled on deck, then moved to the destroyer. Transfer occurred as the ship’s commander supervised medical cases aboard the hospital ship.

London Aerera Capes Scarletina

Terrors jailed for cheering sinking of Morro Flint

In Mich, Rene B Heyse a German and EB Beck an Austrian were jailed for rejoicing over the Morro Flint sinking. Officers nabbed them from a roomful of fellow workers at the Baick plant during the incident.

Tedtons Flint Mich Fem Rene B Heyse EB Beck Werkwen Fa Ube

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