Peace Parade Violence and War Talk Across City Streets
An excerptage reports peace parade scenes in Boston with red flags clashing with soldiers in khaki. It condemns Machiavellian plots and warns against German aggression in Belgium while noting local Ogden travel notes and a push to mobilize for a war effort.
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Preparing for War Involves Massive Rail and Camp Plans
A Southern Pacific bulletin notes 64 000 freight cars will be erected for local construction material to the 16 cantonments to house the American army. The War Department adds figures and concrete work on each cantonment is expected to be completed.
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Russia in Rebuilding as War Rages in Petrograd Front
A Petrograd dispatch reports strains in Russia's war and politics as Root's American commission reviews obstacles to reconstruction. It notes growing patriotic resolve across social groups, frictions between nationalist and socialist factions, and a stronger central government aided by Russian troops capturing nearly ten thousand prisoners on the first day of a decisive action.
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Judge Agee halts jury cases to aid farmers in fields
In Selby in July and August Judge A W Agee of the Second district postponed Moore v U S & FE railway to September. He said no more jury trials while farmers lack labor and fees, aiming to serve patriotic interests amid drought. Ogden notes social effects and potential shortages.
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Orpheum sale advertises White versus Young and Johns versus Gilbert
The notice invites readers to purchase seats for the Orpheum event featuring White against Young and Johns facing Gilbert, asking if you have yours yet, signaling a sale for the tickets.
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Cotton growers' plans falter in yield forecast
Washington July 2 The department of agriculture forecasts this year’s cotton production at 11,633,000 equivalent 480 pound bales. The figure suggests a larger crop than last year and the year before, but notes disruption from population shifts and wartime service impact.
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Ten Farmers Aim For Record Crop Despite Weather
The movement for the south to feed Heels and the core influence of Ferd and fertilizer shape the farmers' push to a record crop. Unfavorable weather also weighed—while Jimmy Dale alias the Grey Seal, a great detective series, plays at the Lyceum today, So-Always-Se.
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War and Peace Era Letter From John MendeleeF
A clipped historical letter fragment discusses peace and liberty, noting opposition to a general foe and suggesting potential postwar commercial relations between the Ame and America. It hints at hopes for closer ties after conflict, signed by John Mendeleef.
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Russian Invitation for Cooperation Prompts Mixed Reactions
A letter received by Leroy J. Leishman from John P. Mendeleef, president of a Russian business association, invites the T. J. Tishman company to participate in a Petrograd exposition aimed at countering German manufacture. The missive frames Russians as seeking alliance with Americans against a common foe of peace and liberty.
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Hermitage Park Amusements Offer A Cool Afternoon
Hermitage Park features a broad range of amusements inviting visitors to relax and enjoy a cool, clean setting for leisure this afternoon. The listing highlights the park as a pleasant retreat with varied attractions to suit different tastes.
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Boys celebrate before going to work after Fourth
Supertizor Nobert F Wilson in charge of Weber Council of Defense boys delayed a trip to Garland to work in the beet fields of the Utah Sugar company. The group planned to march in a parade for the Fourth of July and chose to remain to celebrate before departing after the holiday. An extra dollar a day did not sway them. they will head to Garland after July 4.
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Government to Expand Steel Output for War Needs
Washington reports the war requirements committee states steel must be allocated to defense and general business as feasible. With war progress the government aims to boost output to meet America and its allies needs while balancing other essential materials.
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