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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1917
Page
4
Senators discussed the war's Russia front impact as Borah warned of heavy expenditures and a serious outlook. Dorah urged decisive action, stressing America's stake, while references to peace proposals and the need to defend American rights framed the fiery debate.
Rev. George Kranteidis, a German Lutheran pastor in Omama Nebraska, was arrested today by federal troops. He faces charges of threatening congregation members and possessing firearms after the group hoisted an American flag over the church. The case highlights wartime tensions and security concerns in the parish.
Survivors from six American vessels reach an Atlantic port today. Captains and crews describe torpedoings by German submarines and wrecks near French waters, including the Camden, Orleans, Massapqua, Edward B. Winlow, Addingham M Lawrence, and the Bary Doren, with multiple losses reported among officers and sailors.
German forces captured positions on the Aisne front northwest of Hurtebire, conquering trenches 1800 meters long and 400 meters deep south of Attes. Violent artillery exchanges persisted along the Franco-Belgian front from the coast inland as reports from the war office arrive.
In London on July 26 the House of Commons debated German peace terms. Ramsay MacDonald urged government action to back the Reichstag resolution. Reports describe wartime freight movements, Union Pacific efficiency, and railcar throughput with May figures, while stock and corporate updates surface from various American rail interests and officials.
An early notice page includes a sprawling adorial spread on DIY dry cleaning for women, promising simple methods for restoring color and brightness to gloves dresses and fabrics using gasoline and solvents. It also contains probate notices and creditors' claims for the estates of George Gray and George McIntosh plus legal ads and court dates in Ogden Utah.
Dublin July 26 delegates arrive for the Irish convention amid limited public display. Press notes show cautious acceptance of Sir Morace Plunkett as potential chairman, while roads and gardens are opened to families with free access.
Washington July 24 estimate shows a deficiency of 597,875,047 dollars in War Department funds. The Treasury Secretary sent a communication to the House outlining the deficit. An appropriation bill, based on these figures, will be reported to the House within a few days.
The ad promises a quick weight loss method without dieting or hard exercise. It recommends open air activity, breathing help, and a drugstore remedy taken after meals and before bed, with directions included. It claims gradual weight loss to normal weight and a healthier look, urging all overweight individuals to try the treatment.
Washington officials anticipate the first selection boards will reveal the likely share of draft rejections for physical disability among ten million registrants. Estimates suggest 25 to 30 percent nationwide, with higher rates in factory towns and lower in well-off suburbs. Industrial exemptions may also influence totals, while data on dependents remains unavailable.
The article reports railroads in New York taking steps to support land use amid wartime supplies. Officials state most land owned by railways is not used for operating purposes and efforts focus on preventing interference with agriculture and Hammering out arrangements to secure essential wartime yields.
Fragmented text discusses warnings about dental or corn preparation, mentioning mood, some names, and unclear procedures. The excerpt appears garbled with misread phrases and does not present a clear, singular event or identifiable figures.
Women ot Woodcraft Orden SHS meets every Wednesday tent at nh eadman pall Visit Selectors Invited. Dues will be collected 3 dollars each. Contact Ransom, Clerk TL Monroe Ave. Phone Wisk Crites.
Unics Pacific Railroad announces a public auction of goods not accepted by consignee within two months after arrival in Ogden. Items include perfumes cases, ink, lubricants, and furniture from Franklin Price Co and others, with freight, storage, and charges due. sale set for 10 a.m. July 30, 1907 at the Union Pacific freight depot Ogden Utah. Lula
Fragmentary text discusses a Deleon plate author and a glossary in a dictionary. It notes a person’s shift after age forty from chasing the moon to tending earthly duties, hinting at a change in pursuits or philosophy.
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