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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1918

Page

7

Germans Hope to Emigrate to the United States

Amsterdam dispatch reports Pastor Johannes Schleuning representing Volga Germans, a 700000 strong farming colony in Russia, urging German protection or permission to settle in Baltic provinces. He cites deportations, confiscations, and Bolshevik rule, claiming many seek emigration to America if Germany fails to act.

Amsterdam sTasl Russia Germany United States Cana Johannes Schleuning Berlin Brest Litovsk Schirming Siberia Caucasus Volga Battic America Schelusing

Antidraft Resolutions Tied to I WW Conspiracy Case

Chicago reports evidence in the I.W.W. trial linking local Crassly to the adoption of antidraft resolutions as part of a broader conspiracy. Finnish editor Leo J Auki testified that free criticism was a policy of his Dulch based paper and urged Finns to obey the selective service law. The defense argues isolated wartime acts by IWW members show no nationwide plot to subvert the government.

Chicago Crassly Mian Leo J. Auki 1 Now Dulch I. W Finnssala

War Materials Call Hits Utah Industries

Utah's war industries board received its first call for ear materials for shipbuilding. Secretary Rees evaluated steel outputs and asked for details on production parity. A new revolving nozzle invention promises to spray water at 1,400 gallons per minute over a 125 foot square area for firefighting and vessel protection.

Utah War Industries Board Rees The Ain Usah

Turkey Seeks Distance From Germany Over War Strains

Washington officials viewed London dispatches claiming Turkey and Germany severed relations with caution. Despite Turkish attempts to balance Germany and Bulgaria for spoils after Romania’s settlement, anti German sentiment rose in Constantinople amid food shortages and Young Turk discontent. Experts doubted a permanent split, noting the Turkish army’s German leadership and police influence, while Entente hopes grew for a northern push from the Adriatic to the Aegean if the break holds.

Washington Turkey Germany Wilent Austria Oketoman Hus London Bhen Bulgaria Romania Rumania Isesy Mumania Adrianopis Deadengalch Young Turk Party Constantinople Eystentis Copenhagen Adriatic Aegean Sea

Allied attack drives advance north of Grand Rozoy

Allies at dawn breach German lines north of the Ourcq area and push toward Grand Rozoy. French troops take Corbeny farm and advance to hills 205 and 208, with German artillery replying. Separate report notes Salt Lake Marine George L. Young killed in action near Soissons Rheims salient.

France Oureg Grand Rozoux Grand Rozoy Tismes Ourcq Corbeny Farm Sapanay Salt Lake Agtlon Salt Lake George L. Young Marine Corps Utabus Young Soissons-Rheims War Department Margaret Young North Fitth West Mr. Young Ano Ghsen Park City Utah Denver & Rio Grande Railroad William Young Martin Young Agnes Young Maggie Young

Saluting New Navy Problem Sparks Royal Navy Debate

London July 30. British naval officers and Wrens face a perplexing salute policy as officers and men debate who should salute whom in mixed service and civilian dress. The issue centers on whether Wrens salute male or female officers and how officers salute Wrens, amid evolving orders and confusion.

London Noyal Naval Service W. RB. N.S Wrens Wren Royal Naval Services Royal Navy Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps France Army Navy

Liners Attacked by Submarines Off Atlantic Coast

Three trans Atlantic liners arriving in an Atlantic port reported attacks by German submarines about 200 miles off the coast near latitude 38.35 and longitude 70.40. The faster ships escaped undamaged after a several hour running fight. A port master recalled a distant vessel signaling for help that turned out to be a submarine disguised with telescopic masts.

Atlantic Tha Atantic

Freezone Corn Treatment Promises Painless Relief

An ad claims Freezone quickly stops corn pain by applying a gel on the skin. It touts easy removal without irritation and low cost, with a tiny bottle said to rid feet of calluses and corns, including between toes, via a "mysterious" discovery.

Strong Defense Expected In French American Push

Washington reports that French and American troops press the campaign toward the Marne front, with officers believing a strong German line cannot be set near the Vesle river and that Franco British positions around Rheims would threaten the German left flank, signaling cautious optimism about the new line.

Washington Vesle Rheitan Ford

Bitter fighting as Americans push center front

Reports from the Aisne front describe Americans in fierce engagement along an irregular line near the center of the Salient. Frontal clashes with German rear guards and a Prussian Guard counterattack are reported as General Foch’s forces press to wedge into retreating lines. Secretary Baker signals the war is just beginning for the United States even amid gains and plans for expanded army mobilization and broader draft age review.

Aisne Sofsfone Rheims Foch Fereen-Tardenois Solsuans Offichalu Offlesate Baker War Department Gilly United States Soissons-Rheims Olthora General Crowder Crowder

Forty Five Men To Lene WB Camp Fremont Contingent

Fourteen volunteers have stepped forward for the Weber Basin contingent bound for Camp Fremont California August 6. Named volunteers include Carl Whaman Hinkle George Fappas Carl Flygare Glen A Chandler Ensign Sterrick Thomas I Powers Charles J Wriebt Willa Van Allen James Sandman Hina N Kap Korin Norseth Ina Kap Joseph Young and William J Nash of Weber county.

Fremont Cal Ogden Carl ‘Whaman Hinkle George Fap~pas Carl Flygare Glen A. Chandler Ensign Sterrick Thomas I. Powers Charles 3. Wriebt Willa van Allen James Sandman Hina N. Kap Korin Norseth Ina Kap Jozeph ‘. Young Willian J. Nash Weber County

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