Republican Judicial Primaries Urge Reform and Duty
In Ogden on Wednesday Republicans gathered to discuss judicial primaries. The article argues district judges and district attorneys must be above reproach, uphold justice, and resist autocratic power, warning that selecting unsuitable candidates risks the party ticket.
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Attegatre
Ogden
Weler County
Distriet
Morgan
Maris Cranties
Desitiers
Audge
Hlealton
More Russian Troops in France From Baltic to Marseilles
A scrambled report states April 1 landings in Marseilles and Brest by Russian troops from Tunisia and Archangel routes. The figures vary, with estimates between 10 and 75 thousand across contingents. The fleet units reportedly landed unarmed and moved to lure German submarines away from French and British waters as the Jutland battle concluded.
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Marseilles
France
Mediterranean
Tuasia
Brest
Atlantic Ocean
Crear
Rune
Romrvind
Teret Me
Archangel
Atlantic
Jutland
Kat Oer Raid Aimed At Archangel Route Interception
Fragmentary report describes a German navy plan to send raiders through the Arctic patrol to disrupt lines between Archangel and England and France. The attackers sought fast craft to slow Allied shipping along Archangel, hoping to interrupt troop movements and hamper cross-channel assistance.
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Archangel
England
France
A WEAR VIEW OF THE WAR The Front Letters Tell of Loss
A Canadian writing from war front in France describes brutal bombardment and near four days of sleepless fighting. He notes many pals killed on the first day and cites severe injuries among survivors. The letter laments heavy Allied casualties and predicts prolonged conflict into next year.
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West Front
France
Coe
Flanders
Harry
Pracly
C. A. Phition
Basketoon
Canada
Teuton
Fyropate
Austral
Grttain
Eheir
Women take men’s jobs in Britain war industries
Nearly 700000 women are now in men’s roles in British war industries, filling vacancies left by conscription and wartime expansion. The piece notes massive shifts in labor, with women stepping into skilled and unskilled positions as Britain ramps up production for the war effort.
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Great Britain
Verdict in the Orpet Case
The article reports the verdict in the William Orpet case, noting expected outcomes and defense evidence that contradicted state testimony. It states no jury could fault the law, and Orpet faces a possible death penalty, with the decision casting a shadow over his future as the law and moral debate loom.
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William Orpet
Efe
Conradenen
A Year Ago and Now Chronicle of World War I
A retrospective review contrasts English and Allied war reporting with the reality of the Picardy drive. It notes earlier doubts, the German setback, and shifting morale as new campaigns unfold across Russia, the Danube region, and the Caucasus, signaling a dramatic turn in British power and munition production.
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Daily News and Leader of
Manchester
Picardy
Russia
Campalen
Venteetos
Gunnal
Miesar
Natorieat
Cayet
India
Wellata
Caucasus
Down
Global labor unrest and wartime strikes across nations
Amid global upheaval, workers in Austria Ireland Canada and the United States face wage debates conscription resistance and demands for bonuses. Women mobilize in marches and parades while unions push for safety food relief and shorter hours. Industry shifts and clock changes accompany wartime production and protests against preparedness measures.
US Lags in War Prep and Tech, Says Editorial
An editorial laments US delay in developing war weapons and capabilities. It argues Germany and other nations show submarine and aerospace progress, while American efforts remain behind despite early aviation strides. The piece warns against complacency and cites potential rapid foreign invasion if mobilization is slow.
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Germany
Eso
Montana Woman Announces Run for Congress
Miss Jeannette Rankin of Missoula a prominent suffragist announces her candidacy for Congress. She declares Republican ties and lists support from Missoula Government and local backers in Montana.
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Jeannette Rankin
Missoula
Mont
Congress
Wagua
Selecting the New Farm Loan Board
Warhington secretary McAdoo conferred with the president on rejecting members of the Farm Loan Board. Names under consideration include H W Flanagan D J Von Ergerken and others from Florida Washington Indiana West Virginia Wisconsin and Iowa with four to be appointed by the president.
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Warhington
McAdoo
Farm Loan Board
Thong Vaid
Verberg
W. Quick
H. W. Flanagan
D J von Ergerken
Florida
WL Negley
Washington
Italy
T Mf
Ialayon
Leo D. Cinte
Leo D. Cinte Wt Indianas J. L Coviter of West Wirginia
A. Mochirntah
Wicconsin
Dedi Dean Exatibis
Vprestient
Pioneer Day Dainty Dances At Glenwood Park
Mrs Chels Figgare announces Pioneer day amusements featuring children dances directed by Miss Florence Powell Zina Pingrea and Mrs Wilson with acts Danish Clap Norwegian March and Sountat March in Glenwood Park pavilion from 2:19 to 5: The event includes pony, back and potato races with prizes, under starter Fred Nalsbirt, plus child care to let parents enjoy the celebration.
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Chels Figgare
Glenwood Park
Ito
Misa Flor
Lence Powell
Miee Zina Pingrea
L Tney Wilson
Fred Nalsbirt
Castro Asks For Transit Privilege
Washington July 17 General Cipriaca Castro and his wife seek a transit privilege to stay in New York until they can sail for Porto Rico A quiet approval is expected from the immigration bureau to allow passage for the former Venezuelan dictator as a passenger bound for the West Indies This step would end the deportation fight following a mutiny at Ellis Island while the bureau reviews testimony before ruling on the appeal
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Washington
Cipriaca Castro
New York
Porto Rico
Immigration Bureau
Buureau
Weat Indies
Castro
Guthorities
Ells Island
Pepural
Freight rates undisturbed across eastern Virginia routes
Washington July 17 The United States Commerce Commission declined to disturb freight rates on vegetables and berries from eastern short counties of Virginia to Indiana Michigan Winds Missouri Wisconsin and Iowa and dismissed a complaint of shippers alleging discrimination in favor of Norfolk Thomas M Osborne is again warden Slog Site N July 16 Thomas Mort Osborne was welcomed by the guards upon his return to the prison as warden
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Washington
Teterstata Commerce .Commission
Tnusy
Short
Virginia
Orin
Indiana
Michigan
Winds
Missouri
Wisconsin
Iowa
Norfolk
Thomas M. Osborne
Thomas Mort Osborne
Gaborne
Warden Resigns After Convict Address at Sing Sing
A warden who resigned six months ago made a brief address to the inmates at Sing Sing. He spoke as 25 prisoners left the prison, with decorations and flags displayed. A large crowd from nearby Oxining joined the celebration as exiled officials praised his conduct and vindication by the courts.
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Slx
Bini F Sing
Adr
Inghe
Osborne
Caborna
Indiana guardsmen pass medical exams for U.S. Army
Regular army personnel conduct physical examinations of Indiana National Guardsmen at Fort Benjamin Harrison. The process screens guardsmen for entry into the United States Army and has revealed many findings during the examinations.
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Indiana
United States Army
Fort Benjamin ‘Harrison
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