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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1917
Page
4
President Wilson and French leader Poincare exchanged messages celebrating Franco American cooperation in World War I. Wilson offered fraternal greetings and urged liberty and peace as autocracy falls. Poincare praised American resolve and vowed joint pursuit of victory elbow to elbow.
Official investigation found little evidence that German money financed the Industrial Workers of the World in the west. Most German funds are located and not used for supportive activities. Arrests were reported in the west of I W W members under alien enemy proclamations. The case included court actions against the International News Service over news handling and copyright issues.
Washington reports partial lifting of wartime censorship on troop mobilization allowing newspapers to print unrestricted news about National Guard mobilization with secrecy still kept on train routes and schedules. The notice urges readers to beware misleading weight loss ads appearing within the same era.
In Seward Alaska July 16 cannery crews push to harvest salmon season with many boats and tenders working nonstop. Managers staff camps with both white and native workers and tally fish catches to prevent waste while several canneries aim for over 100000 cases and the Great Carlisle cannery eyes 125000 last year as exports rise toward 700000 this season.
SEW YONE July 1—A state injunction order enters amid a legal battle where The Associated Press seeks to restrain the International News Service from pirating AP news. The appeals court and district court actions, along with a justice, shape the continuing proceedings.
Daron Mencheur, chief of the Belgian mission, bade a gracious farewell to Los Angeles and the Pacific coast as the mission departed for Salt Lake City. The mission spent two days in the city before starting its tour of the United States.
Copenhagen July 18 reports a textile shortage that deprives Germany of napkins and tablecloths. Hotels and restaurants have been forbidden to use them, and bed linens may not be changed for guests more than once a week.
From Copenhagen July 16 reports say papers blame the chancellor for missteps during the war and demand a clear peace program. The Verdner Tazebblatt and Frankfurter Zeitung praised the departing leader only in mild terms, while North German Gazette notes his resignation. most press denounce him as weak yet well-meaning and ill-qualified for the job.
A 100 reward offers hope for learning cures to catarrh and related ailments. The notice claims a constitutional treatment using a specific medicine that acts through mucous membranes and promises to restore patient strength. Address provided for orders and inquiries through 0.0 CUCN EE 4 OO, Toledo, Ohio.
Washington July 16 The assistant secretary of the interior died suddenly at his home from angina pectoris. He had suffered with the disease for some time, and colleagues note his fine health and active career. The report mentions his legal practice in Colorado and his service in the state legislature before entering federal service.
War news from July reports Greece has severed ties with the central powers and is effectively in a state of war with them. Prime Minister Venizelos leads Athens toward mobilization, with an army up to 750,000 planned and existing allied forces near 700,000. Greece seeks to join allied operations, while former King Constantine’s leadership is cited as a threat to the rear.
Public sale of described property in Ogden City Weber County Utah to satisfy mortgage and taxes per Sheriff Petenson dump. Notice lists defendants J J Mills Brummit Lula Brummit Moroni Millinery Erlenson Jennice Erickson and Utah Seule Paserent it et Reine] Implement Vehicle Company and others with sale date July 2 1917 at 12 noon at the south front door Weber County Court House.
A garbled OCR snippet appears to refer to an unnamed event or incident. The readable portions mention a toed injury and a reference to a pane or panel. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or places can be identified.
Vague remarks touch on parenting methods and discipline in a fragmentary discussion. References to Mrs Tee and Mrs Wire indicate unnamed speakers, while phrases about spanking and propriety suggest debate over child guidance in a domestic setting.
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