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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1918
Page
3
The article argues政府 plans to bring telegraph and telephone networks under government control during wartime to prevent strikes and protect industry. It stresses telegraph lines as vital arteries and calls for government supervision along with railroads, express services, and other communications.
An odd claim credits Garabed T. Ci Ghagossian with a energy machine that could power battleships and planes. The piece notes senators debated the device after wartime urgency and cites votes by Chamberlain Hitchcock Weeks Reed Gorg in approving rushing the Garabed engine into service.
A fragmentary wartime essay argues Germany could demand forty five billion dollars from allies with America paying about twenty billion. It envisions tax burdens, a German demand for “Money or your lives” and warns Americans against yielding to Prussian aims. The prose complains of German claims to naval freedom and portrays Kaiser influences guiding a brutal path.
The fragment urges shared burden, duty, and punishment for Germans, predicting harsher fate until a just world is created. It calls for enduring struggle and a reform of society, framed by a radical, combative tone. The text presents historical rhetoric rather than a complete report.
The piece describes German preparations for a major Somme era offensive. It warns of heavy bombardment, smoke screens, and calculated infantry waves. It projects massive shelling rates, coordinated barrages, and the aim to overwhelm entrenched Allied lines with concentrated forces.
Under date of Indianapolis June 27 Marsden G Scott of the Ta Ta Pa ti Angl ypographical Union presents a booklet "Somewhere In France" with a statement of the union's wartime actions. It notes $2,000,000 in widow and dependent benefits, $944,000 paid to 1,500 aged pensioners, $318,400 in mortuary benefits, and $167,600 spent on union facilities at Colorado Springs. It adds $3,009,000 invested in securities and $4 in strike expenses. The piece stresses no strikes during the war and calls for unity, pledging to fund war efforts from dues and assessments.
In the district court of Weber County Utah a hearing is set for Monday July 29 1918 at 10 a.m. to decide the change of name for John August Joneschet to John August Jones. The petition is by John August Jones and the matter is before Judge A. W. Agee. Witnesses and clerk. Also a long list of notices including contractors bids and delinquent stock assessments for Geden Petroleum Company with sale details set for July 18 at 10 a.m. at 86 Twenty Fourth Street Ogden Utah.
Regimental band members board a train at Camp Kearny California for a 23 day concert tour through Utah and California to support the regimental fund. Bandmaster Hawkins will miss the trip awaiting Washington approval for commission. Lieutenant Doran reports on France duty and new assignments while German prisoners express surprise at American strength. The piece notes a separate political stance from a Taoxaa paper critical of the National party’s stance on Jesus Christ.
Notices warn creditors to file claims by September 1918 in the estate of Marian Pignon also known as Mary A Tignon. The administrator George H Piper lists the Ogden Utah address. A separate sheriff sale in Weber County details James and Mabel Jensen property in Ogden City to be sold July 10 1918 at 2 oclock noon at the South Front Door of the Weber County Courthouse. The property comprises lots twelve and thirteen in block five of Rushion addition. Dated June 17 1933 by Sheriff H C Peterson. The record includes unrelated dialogue about a Sandy's Ruling Passion and pills with whiskey.
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