Wilson’s Great Triumph At The Peace Conference
The peace congress embraced Woodrow Wilsons principles as he delivered a masterful speech. Delegates praised his leadership while emphasizing the need for continuous league action to prevent future wars and maintain world order. The session highlighted unity among major powers and set out to shape the postwar settlement.
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Cummins Opposes U S Entry to League Amid European Turmoil
Senator Cummins voices strong opposition to United States joining the league of nations to guard new European sovereignties. He argues for caution, warns against entangling alliances, and insists the U S should focus on its own problems while supporting peace guarantees only if clearly in American interest.
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Hevmntidiot Regions Echoed by Premiers in Idealism Tone
George sketches a fragmented view of Hevmntidiot regions while TL urges timely vetting. Premier Orlando of Italy and Leon Bourgeois of France voice shared sentiments and the spirit of idealism in a period of organized savagery.
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No Buildings for New Population Rise in Ogden
Local voices warn Ogden must build more and better homes to accommodate an expected influx of workers and their families. High material prices and rising rents threaten housing, forcing residents to consider moving to distant or less desirable areas as industries plan expansion.
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Expansion of a Large Industry in Ogden Area
An Ogden development plan proposes a large industrial expansion including a forested area, a 49 foot by 180 foot structure, and new improvements to attract business. The project estimates and exact timing are outlined, with bids expected to influence the final scope of the season’s construction.
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Utah Packing Corporation Expands Ogden Canning
The Wasatch plant of Utah Packing Corporation will produce cat sup and other tomato products. Under A J Hall management, the firm plans large expansions in 1918 including Sprary formulas, elevate operations, Glalo mills, and wider distribution across the United States. The growth is attracting outside capital and boosting local business.
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Northward excursion sparks Ogden growth push
A long article recalls a three year old publicity tour from northern Utah towns through Ogden. It praises industrial progress, urges renewed regional promotion into southern Idaho, and notes Ogden’s role as a wholesale center for canning, meat packing, and other industries while highlighting expanding markets and manufacturing links.
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Railroads to be reviewed for private operation under plan
Washington January 27 Senator Cunmiiing Iowa Republican prepared to lay a resolution to produce a review of the railroads to private operation until expiration of the nil 22 Taos perletater peace. The railroad administration said a workable plan would receive earnest consideration as shipowners Colorado public service commission and administration officials confer. An optimistic note urged pursuit of the proposal despite doubts.
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Wilson visits ruins of Northern France and returns
President Wilson tours Chateau Thierry and Rheims amid devastation in northern France. Accompanied by Mrs Wilson and officials, he surveys bombed cathedrals, shattered archives, and ruined towns, noting French suffering and vowing to define terms of postwar reconstruction.
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