16 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1918
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment from a historic newspaper mentions the Associated Press and publication rights. It contains garbled text about exclusive rights and content creation but lacks coherent events, names, or dates to summarize a specific item.
A professor from Corel University argues that price regulation is necessary to prevent runaway markets. With demand outstripping supply for food, free prices would rise, wages lag, and the country risked chaos and shortages as the government must intervene to stabilize essentials.
W T Jeesee, commissioner of commercial economy in Utah, appeals through the Ogden Standard for broad public and organizational support to fight waste. He seeks collaboration with state and national defense councils, trade groups, and professional bodies to implement his program.
A wartime appeal urges all Tinaneiel institutions to form committees to cut waste and save. It calls for economy across industry and agriculture, with a goal of funding the war by thrift rather than surplus. The speech stresses mobilizing one in every five men for front line and home support, and urges simplified operations to curb rising costs.
A letter to The Standard argues wage disputes and labor strife among ship carpenters and joiners, imagining wartime strikes by soldiers. It rails against striking workers challenging the nation’s productivity and proposes a moderation plan to balance capital and labor for steady production.
Aubrey Parker argues for a labor party in the United States akin to England's Labour Party. He claims capital and labor must unite for the common good and praises direct worker representation in government as essential to resolving labor troubles. Signed by Aubrey Parker of Shelley Idaho.
A wartime column ponders when Germany might launch a western offensive. It notes February 16 as planned opening day, cites February 21 as a possible trigger, and mentions the Verdun attacks by the Crown Prince on February 31 1915, while weather and prior battles shape the timing.
The article reports ER Gordon Selfridge, London department store owner, saying women have won a place in industries during war and will stay. It notes high born women working in stores and predicts broad social change alongside military events and German plans in Paris.
Dr Frederick E Bolton dean of University of Washington College of Education will lecture at Deen high school in Ogden Monday starting at p.m. City teachers are expected to attend. others may hear him. Topic: The Meaning of Fulncation from the Stand point of Efficiency and Democracy. Bolton tours the west visiting Salt Lake Denver Greeley and Kansas cities.
Aneust Philips, new Netherlands minister to the United States, lands in Washington with his wife and four daughters after a long voyage. Aboard, he carries a bundle of guidance from Amsterdam on how to navigate relations with Uncle Sam, though the wording of the advice appears strained in the note.
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