British labor manifesto supports Wilson program amid wartime peace push
The British Labour Party signed a manifesto backing Woodrow Wilson's peace program after a meeting reviewing his speech. Arthur Henderson and William Howermatt led Labour delegates in stating democracy answers the central powers' demands and urges a negotiation toward peace, signaling renewed international diplomacy and cautions about Soviet support.
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Standawh Newspaper Reflects Odd Masthead
An independent newspaper dating to 1870 declares it is published every evening except Sunday and asserts no muzzle or leash. The quirky masthead emphasizes steadfast editorial independence and longstanding establishment.
Kaiser Preaches Divine Destiny Amid World War Echoes
Fragmentary wartime sermon attributed to the Kaiser frames his rule as chosen by God and seeks to rally the German people. The passage links divine mandate to victory and warns against those opposing him, while recalling Russian and Verdun battles as context for a looming conclusion of the war.
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Stand by Your Own Stand by Your Own
Manufacturers in Ogden review 1917 business and plan for 1918 urging support for home industry. They warn against trusts invading the state and breaking down established industry, calling for unity against monopoly tactics while defending legitimate independent enterprises.
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Speech on War Time Fitness Delights British Labor Support
President Wilson's wartime speech in Europe draws strong interest from British labor unions and allied observers. The address centers on American leadership, national unity, and mobilization for victory.
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Utah mining record shows strong 1917 output in several districts
The Utah mining summary reports 1917 output valued near $106 million, with about 40.2 million tons mined. Key districts include Minghom and the Tintle district, copper and silver gains, Park City shipments rising to roughly 96 thousand tons, and gold nearly $3.47 million with most gold from copper and lead ores. Major producers listed include Silver Ming Coalition and Daly West among others.
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Senator Kenyon Urges Two Million Men For France
Senator Kenyon who just returned from France and England criticized peace offers as weakening American resolve. He urged rapid deployment of 2,000,000 front-line troops and 1,000,000 in reserve to the western front. He called for unity, faster mobilization, and a non partisan effort, even proposing a coalition cabinet and involvement of Taft in allied duties.
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Copper and Lead Output in 1917 In Utah and Beyond
A leaching plant for oxidized copper ore was completed and slated for regular production in 1938. Utah copper producers include Ohio Copper Yampa ming Dingham Mines United States Mining Company and others. Lead output in Glance district declined from 201 490 075 pounds in 1916 to over 393 000 000 pounds in 1917, with value rising to about 17 million dollars. park City region saw growth at several mines, while low lead prices reduced shipments late in the year. Estimated recoverable zinc fell from over 29 million pounds in 1916 to about 22 million in 1917, decreasing value accordingly.
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New Attorneys for the City Take Oath of Office
W. Il. Reeder and David J. Stine named as city attorney and assistant, replacing Temler and Mudge in a push for vigorous enforcement of the city’s ordinances. Ogden urges a serious year ahead to clean up crime and curb prohibition violations.
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Strike at the Enemy in Italy Amid Alpine Snow
Heavy snow grips the Italian Alps as Allied and Axis forces clash on the front near Monethippa. Forces press the Adriatic flank while reinforcements slow, and a major Allied counterattack stalls, signaling critical dynamics in the Alpine theatre.
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President Backing Spurs Women Vote Push
President’s support for suffrage nudge shifts House debate as leaders hint strong backing for amendment. Speakers reserve gallery seats for suffrage leaders while Billy Sunday opens with prayer. Senate prospects remain uncertain with polls showing mounting pressure but opposition still sizable.
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War on Germany fuels push for women’s suffrage
Congress debates a suffrage amendment with backers arguing it ranks with the Declaration of Independence while opponents call it dangerous and impractical. Representative Rankin voices support as others warn of shifting gender roles and wartime duties.
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Mrs Murphy Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Idi Obmwon Murphy, wife of engineer John de Murphy and former member of the police and sheriff’s force, died at 6:55 this morning at her home 670 Twenty-ninth Street after a sixteen month battle with heart trouble. She was born in Ogden on December 14, 1870, daughter of Gus and Anna Mortensen Ohteon.
Banner Misread Says Any Man Can Vote
A Princeton professor active in the women’s suffrage movement joined a Washington parade with a banner that read Any man can vote Why can t he The banner drew a rebuke for the professor in attire and demeanor, and the exchange turned on the message rather than the appearance of the march.
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