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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1917
Page
2
The Standard, an independent evening newspaper, notes its publication schedule as operating every evening with Sunday and holiday exclusions.
A report on Emma Goldman and Alex Serkman facing time in Atlanta federal custody. They are described as anarchists and German sympathizers, accused of opposing preparedness and aiding the Kaiser. The piece argues for drastic action and strengthening of armed forces, reflecting anti-anarchy sentiment.
A daring French aviator crosses Moselle and Rhine rivers from above Meta to Cologne and Essen during a night flight. The crew navigates clear skies with a guiding light over enemy territory as anti-aircraft fire threatens a full turnback. The feat highlights the peril and thrill of early air navigation.
Wartime analysis notes Essen hosts Germany’s largest steel and gun works with sprawling facilities. It warns air raids on Essen and London signals the fight for air dominance. Projection calls for 190,000 men and up to 109,000 airplanes in twelve months to sustain victory.
Citizens of Jerome and Needles confront Industrial Workers preaching treason. Authorities deport agitators from Jerome and reverse transport, arguing no state will harbor them. Malcontents are shuffled along by rail as calls grow to curb treason and resist foreign influence.
A vivid World War I despatch describes German forces advancing toward the Dritlah on the Yoer with 1200 prisoners reported by ominous Berlin. Explosions at Mesaines ridge terrify London as Lloyd George hears the blasts, while Allied planners weigh a possible British drive along the western front and the risk of American troops entering France sooner than expected.
After a month's survey, the American commission reports on Russia and its activities. The document references systemic attitudes and potential implications, noting the need for cautious interpretation amid limited accessible data and evolving political contexts.
Rapid construction progresses on two new Amalgamated Sugar factories near Smithford Utah and Paul Idaho, bringing the company to nine plants. The firm previously operated facilities in Ogden Logan Lewiston Twin Falls Hurley and will have full capacity this fall with ongoing developments in Tracy California and related expansions. Ogden capitalists hold stake in regional sugar ventures across Wyoming Utah and California. The Paul plant is the third owned by Amalgamated in the Twin Falls country.
Eiiby Hoot stated yesterday that the mission achieved its aim and Americans should be encouraged. He said no organic disease was found in the Russian democracy and stressed the need for legal order, local self government, and steady money and adequate transportation to aid Russia while noting democracies face trouble and progress takes time.
COLOR PRINTING Catalog color printing station ery book making loose leat work New Century Printing Co Proto Utah advertisement.
Washington July 11 The government asks every person to cut daily meat intake by at least one ounce. Studies suggest current consumption averages about one third of a pound of beef and one sixth of a pound of pork. The move aims to ease military demand and boost supplies for allies.
Reports describe widespread damage from a heavy rainfall, including washouts and flooded cellars in Philadelphia. The temperature dropped to 60 degrees, marking a July low in years, while a note mentions a new salt discovery at Lafayette, Louisiana.
French high commissioner Andre Tardieu urged the United States to extend food and water supplies and to treat Allied armies equally. He proposed an Interallied committee to centralize demands, study needs, and submit them for urgent action, warning that U S resources cannot indefinitely cover all requests. He stressed discipline of American aid to speed victory.
Washington July 11 Debates on the administration trading with the enemy bill neared final stages. A new provision empowers the president to designate all natives and citizens of enemy countries, while the house eliminated a clause making it unlawful to mail letters and similar items to enemy nations. Opponents argue espionage law already covers concerns.
July 11 in Udine the Prince told a France De Bordeaux representative that the Hallan mission to the United States had been an entire success. He expressed eagerness to resume command of his torpedo boat destroyer Dot and praised the reception in America as a symbol of Allied resolve. He stressed heart to heart talks among allies as essential to victory.
Washington, July 11. Canners are urged to cut prices to a level that will appeal to consumers. Herbert Hoover warns that bumper home canneries have swollen output and may cause trouble for manufacturers in disposing this year's product unless prices are kept low. He says markets can be secured for staples if prices stay affordable.
A fragmented 1916 California tally notes 103 deaths and 416 injuries from incoming accidents across the state. It cites 10,000 grade crossings and remarks on historical inventions, asking how women managed buttoning gloves and shoes before such innovations.
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