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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1918
Page
3
A fragment from the AqieGepandant newspaper notes a publisher’s declaration on republication rights and attribution. It states that use is exclusive to Ampclatas Frese and that local posts publication credit may vary, with attention to proper credit in this issue.
A fragment discusses German propaganda scripts issued from Amsterdam to American papers. It urges German officials to speak with official authority and present peace proposals, aiming to influence public opinion while avoiding concrete commitments.
On the first day of the offensive, wartime correspondents struggled to relay clear details as confusion spread about actions on the American front. Reporters described blurred lines between advances and retreats, noting chaotic scenes and inconsistent dispatches from the battlefield.
Dispatches confirm Cresancy and Foreny recaptured after a tense advance along the south of the Marne. American forces reportedly drove Germans back three and three-fourths miles and cleared penetrations in masterful fashion. The news reassures French and Italian allies as millions of American troops bolster the front.
A World War I dispatch reports German advances faltering on multiple fronts. British and allied troops hold firm near St Quentin with shallow gains. further offensives toward the Marne are checked. The article notes heavy German losses and suggests the present drive may not yield advantage, hinting at a potential Allied turnaround.
Henry Glena argues in his weekly letter that Russia’s likely collapse strengthens Germany and broad pan Germanism. He contends central powers gains wane while Russia’s resources augment German stamina, and that the Allied response must mobilize more troops to counter a possible sustained campaign.
The article argues for U.S. leadership or support to sustain Russia against Germany. It cautions Russia cannot recover without strong central leadership, internal or external. It suggests the United States alone could provide disinterested aid and, if necessary, force, to reassure Russia and reopen the eastern front.
The article argues for a progressive tax approach targeting the largest incomes to fund increased government borrowing during the war. It cautions Congress against complex schemes and urges economy in essentials, broader tax fairness, and redirecting energy to support the government while maintaining productive industry at home.
In a humorous exchange Roy Macon reports a shopper accusing a French wallpaper salesmen of spreading German propaganda. She praises France then angrily demands cancellation of her order after asserting French courage and generalship under Foch.
Witnesses describe alleged rapes and bone finds at Speculator mine in Ty W217. John Musilech and George Taylor recall 1909 to 1917 labor unrest and forest camp incidents on St Marys river. The muddled testimony references mine dangers, strikes, and local labor disputes.
Camp Krarmy Calif July 15 Last draft from California boards brings Sunshine division to full war strength. Recruits pass medical exams with many qualified. New cadre formed under Lieut Gwen Sherwood to train the arrivals quickly. Colonel William Webb assumes command after brief Utah visit as preparations for overseas duty continue.
Frederick Sonplel transfers to Moaltte Soppich heart of Tot 9 block 19 Spay De Hon survey for 330 dollars, warranty deed. War rinty deed, town TWikenad, and wife to Weber County, patton the northwest quarter of section &, township f north, range.
Property transactions show C J Humphries to Mildred A Smith for part of southwest quarter section 33 township 6 north range 1 west for 1. C Y Rawson and wife to Weber County for part of northwest quarter section 5 township north range 1 west for 75. W L Blaneftard and others to Charles Le Bacon for part of northwest quarter section 17 township 6 north range 1 west with no specified consideration. C J Stilwell and wife to Eva P Bacon for part of lot 12 block 1 Harri Iwan's additions for 1. Warranty deeds and quitclaim filings appear in county records.
Mrs Anna Hohner of this city sent a check for 14 dollars and 40 cents to replace the sewing and knitting she could not do due to old age and failing eyesight. She regrets not taking active part but remains an active member of the Weber Stake Relief Society and very interested in its activities.
M S Browning has matured and is described as guiding the Browning machine guns program at Harrtard Conn. He notes progress on both light and heavy guns and says weapons are being sent to various camps in good numbers. He promises ample firearms for American forces, though few details are shared.
Lieutenant Booth, born in Chicago and Harvard 1914 graduate, died from wounds after a bomb explosion during aerial combat over Germany. He married Ethel Forgin last April and lies in state with unit honors. He was son of W Vernon Booth and Helen J Weath, sister of Philip Armour. Burial followed at his unit.
A donation of $100 was made to the Weber County Relief Area chapter by fifteen natives of France in honor of Independence Day celebrated Sunday. The donation was in the form of a check and named donors including Andre Garnier and Armand Reynaud among others.
The fragment lists individuals likely connected to local events or notices: Jean Edac, William Geele, Donaie Suachez. Further context would clarify roles.
Taris July 16 The first day of the offensive ends in defeat for the enemy on the entire attacking front. Allies hold firm with only slight advances not breaking through. French aviators harass the front and destroy two bridges carrying German troops.
A district committee on capital issues to supersede the previous sub committee for the Twelfth federal reserve district was announced in San Francisco by the Capital Youth committee. The lineup includes Perrin as chair, Lynch as vice chair, Batchelor, Jie man, McIntosh, Krayers all of San Francisco, Sartori of Los Angeles, with Farnsworth from Salt Lake among other members and alternates.
Rome July 16 Italian war office issues report on Asingo plateau French detachments striking Berdigo and Zocchi. Italian units breached enemy lines north of Monte di Vallella capturing a few prisoners. Reconnaissance parties active between Sasso Rosso and Brenta River. attack at Commons repulsed. North of Monte Grappa and in Montello zone archery activity noted. six hostile airplanes downed.
The National Sculpture Society pledged to cooperate in a memorial fund started to honor Mayor John Murray Mitchell of New York. Mitchell was killed in an airplane accident at Grandner Field, La.
OCR fragments suggest assertion the car owner did not run after a smashup and is above suspicion though text is incomplete and unclear about context or identity.
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