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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1918

Page

6

British and French Front Lines See Mixed War Reports

Reports from London Paris and Berlin detail dawn to dusk clashes near Ypres and Arras with prisoners and gun captures. France notes intermittent fighting with some gains. Berlin cites Allied failures on several fronts and a broad submarine zone expansion.

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Hospital Ship Torpedoed Despite Distinctive Markings

A hospital ship was struck by a torpedo though clearly marked and outside the German barred zone. The vessel carried distinguishing emblems and remained within safe waters yet suffered damage, raising concerns over civilian protection during hostilities.

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German hospital pledge contradicted by action claim

London dispatch reports that despite a pledge made in September German forces allegedly bombed a hospital, though the Daily Mail says all wounded were saved and neither the home nor nationality of victims is specified.

London Élink Adober Hospital Daily Fail

Wilson Endorsed For Rail Policy By Leader Julius Krittechnidl

President Wilson's rail overreach action receives endorsement from Julius Krittechnidl of the Southern Maclie. He argues the moves are necessary and will be loyally supported, noting calls for voluntary carrier agreement and possible government aid while addressing wartime rail policy and ship incident context.

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French Troops Break German Defenses and Take Prisoners

Paris reports a sustained French assault east of Saint Michel, penetrating German defenses along a 1560 to 1500 meter front. They captured 174 prisoners, destroyed abatis and several machine guns, and returned to their lines. Artillery duels continued in Champagne, upper Alsace, and around Leichepray near Saint Michel.

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Wilson Speech Sets New World Order Tone in Press

Washington reports Russian embassy gratitude for President Wilsons congress address. London papers frame Wilsons speech as a catalyst for Allied peace terms, with headlines like Alllies terms to Germany and World Peace Terms. British editors note Wilson and Lloyd George largely align on aims, urging unity behind a democratic future.

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Two Destroyer Crewmen Held Prisoner in Germany

Washington reports two sailors from the destroyer Jacob Jones are held prisoner in Germany. Albert le Mello seaman and John Francia Murphy cook are identified. Murphy previously listed as Marice. Also noted nine crewmen missing from the Harry Luckenbach, torpedoed and sunk January 6, 1917, with twenty or more rescued.

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Fever Heat Between Brazil and Argentina On Mobilization Rumors

Correspondent reports growing tension between Brazil and Argentina over borders and neutrality, with mobilization rumors fueling alarm. Both nations accuse each other of ulterior designs as Brazil moves troops into Rio Grande do Sul amid railway strikes and protests.

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Dark outlook in Petrograd amid crime and ruin

London datelined report from The Times correspondent describes a grim Petrograd on Russian Christmas day. The city is said to be filthy, congested, and gripped by crime including burglary robbery and murder as depicted in a telegram dated Monday.

London Petrograd The Times

New Liberty Motor to Be Discussed at Meeting

New York Jan. The new Liberty aircraft motor and United Autos war trucks will be discussed from five professional standpoints by army officers and experts at the thirteenth annual meeting of the Society of Automobile Engineers opening today for a two day session.

New York Liberty Aircraft Motor United Alotes Society of Automobile Boginectr

Plot Trailed by Army After Federal Building Plot

An intelligence officer report describes a failed plot to spark a Bolshevik revolution in the United States. Ten husky workers were to be used, with supplies hidden in a federal building. Three men named in the case and two federal officers were identified as involved. Actor N A Myles sought habeas corpus release after detention at Fort McArthur, triggering judge Bledsoe to denounce Army actions. The full account continues on page four.

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Trotzky Confirms Report Desertion 25,000 Germans

London dispatch reports Bolshevik Foreign Minister Trotzky claiming Entente aims push Germany toward a separate peace with Russia. He says Allied policy guides incentives, cites 75,000 German desertions in the Karno district, and questions Britain’s India stance while criticizing English chauvinism.

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