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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1917
Page
2
A fragment brief notes an independent Nesereper publication with Suncare tuning for an evening. The text references an established 1178 standard and an ESTABLISHED status, but lacks clear events or names. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
The article argues Germany will resume peace efforts after failed warplans and surges in manpower from the United States entering the war. It notes German weakness, Allied flexibility, and the potential turning point if the German people overthrow the Kaiser and establish democracy, opening a path to a fair peace.
The piece discusses why Japan favored Germany in the past while admiring Britain and America, citing Bushido, rapid spectacular effort, and practical diplomacy. It notes Germany’s clashes with non-Japanese powers after 1902 and argues Britain’s role in Japan’s Russo-Japanese era shift. The editor laments Japan’s missed alignments with Britain and the implications for future ties.
A Ogden industrial superintendent reports protests over unemployed men refusing work at four dollars a day. He condemns loafers on the streets and idle youths, arguing the war effort requires all strong laborers to contribute. The loafer will be drafted for work.
The article discusses growing pressure on the Wob movement in the West. It characterizes the Industrial Workers as having become bitter and disloyal, alleging sabotage as part of their grievances.
The writer denounces antiwar agitators as enemies of the United States urging severe punishment. They call for internment in camps similar to wartime prisons and forced labor to sustain themselves. They advocate arming forces to quell rebellions and even covering rails with glass to deter offenses.
A fragmented 19th century editorial discusses public influence on railroad policy, noting changed attitudes from Vanderbilt era arrogance to Southern Pacific inviting rider input via postcards. It claims officials seek passenger perspective to improve service, asking travelers to rate trains and compare routes.
Report describes filtrations failing as dirty cigarette butts and charred matches contaminate Ogden’s wells. Forest service observers at Artestan Park condemn the pollution and warn that continued exposure could threaten the city water system and public health.
In the Navy Tribe versus Alvin M Tribe divorce action in district court Judge P Tivans ordered Me Tribe to pay Sra Tribe alimony of 75 a month starting August 1, 91% for her support and her two minor children. Attorneys fees of 100 were allowed. Alldirk stock from 28 shares of Go Trike Investment Company held in her name is to be transferred. The order was approved in Salt Lake City after a hearing in Judge A W Agre's court a few days earlier.
The Orden Packing and Provision Company filed a demurrer to the complaint by James Rirwart and company, seeking to recover for work alleged to have been done for the packing company. The demurrer argues that the exact extent of work performed and its value cannot be ascertained from the complaint.
Review highlights a lively Flora Tetta musical comedy at the Orpheum Casino in New York led by John Curt. Talented cast includes Eleanor Henry and Gay J. Bampeet with elaborate scenery and splendid ballet by a noted orchestra. Runs at Tarpeniers Newport News ad.
Police broke up a Wall Street loafers gang causing disturbances near the depot and shops. Four men, Kelly, Ward, Clifford, and Dunnefly, were arrested and sentenced by Judge Barker to ten days in the city jail for idle loitering and related disorder.
Washington July 24 government plans a 16 million plant to manufacture aircraft and big artillery equipment. Deficiency appropriation bill to fund a great artillery program totaling about six billion dollars for big guns ammo and gear for possible further mobilization beyond current drafts.
Alexander Berkman, anarchist, indicted by the grand jury for murder in connection with the July bomb explosion that killed ten. Terriman allegedly played a leading role in the conspiracy. Mrs Ream Mooney and husband Thom Mooney, and Warren K Billings face death or life terms for related murders. District Attorney Fickert says efforts will pursue Berkman for trial before sentence expiry.
Berlin reported the Reichstag has gone on strike suspending both the full house and the committee until the political situation clears. The Kremlin war credit bill reportedly holds in abeyance while talks with Hindenburg and Ludendorff await a conference. A Dutch dispatch denies the chancellor Bethmann Hollweg resigned.
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