Fires and Explosions in America War News
A retouched newswire style piece laments fires and blasts on wartime targets. It condemns arson and sabotage, praises vigilant government action, and calls for harsh justice against conspirators who burn and destroy war property to aid the enemy.
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Allanite
Secret Service
Kadeer
War Gossip Confirms Uncertain Front Details Amid March Offensive
A plainspoken report cites Loyd George claiming a new assault on the French front within hours while noting conflicting military briefings. It questions Haig’s stance, US restraint, and Foch’s strategy as Germany presses along a fragile front from Aisne to the Marne with limited Allied momentum.
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Loyd George
Hay Lo Iabor
West Front
Haig
Tha Wall
Amorica
Boyd George
Prancc
Dera
Foch
Mnazorer
Germany
Lin Aisne
Marne
Where the Americans Won Glory in War Reporting
A patriotic reflection from Hilaire Heiler on American actions stopping the Germans at the Marne, noting growing pride in American arms as more detailed reports arrive. The piece highlights the courage and contribution of U S forces in the pivotal battle and frames it as a defining moment of resolve and national honor.
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Hilaire Heiler
England
Americans Stop German Marne Advance At Critical Moment
A vivid report describes US troops joining the Marne fighting after earlier clashes at Château-Thierry and Jaulgonne. American machine gunners supported French troops, thwarting crossings and aiding a counterattack that routed many Germans, with prisoners taken and bridges under fire. The Berlin government did not credit the Americans in its bulletins.
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Vaticle
Marne
Lmne
Chiteau Thierry
Yarrow
Jaulgonne
Gertiara
Edo
Bolloc
Desirela 1000 Atom
Tumber
Timhe
Roy
Berlin
Pamphlet Guides Allied Tactics Against Submarines
A wartime pamphlet issued by Quy government urges wide circulation among inventors for controlling the submarine menace. It outlines submarine types, construction, propulsion, torpedo and mine details, detection methods, listening devices, and offensive and defensive measures to counter U boats.
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Quy
Ling
Mather Shina
Bnara
Lynthmarines
Thain
Marana
Tee
Leriear
Submarine defenses and depth charges evaluated in WWII era naval notes
The article discusses anti submarine warfare concepts including torpedo effectiveness, high angle shells, and rapid fire guns. It notes limited success of near surface engagements and the need for improved underwater detection and weapons such as depth charges, with discussion of explosive delivery and early ideas like submerged shells and new hydrodynamic weapons.
Prohibition Split Over Shipyard Labor Opposition
A historical account discusses organized labor opposing Prohibition amid debates on dry territories and wet zones. It highlights shipyard conditions, worker turnover, and fears that reform may spark unrest and affect national unity amid wartime labor demands.
Government to Inaugurate 1917 Tax Report Rules
The United States internal revenue service will begin a general investigation into income tax and excess profile reports under the War Revenue Act of Oct 3 1917. The rules require reporting payments of 800 or more in wages rents salaries and 100 or more in dividends for 1917 with July 1 1918 deadline to avoid penalties. Forms are available from Deputy Collector Argubright in the Gen District.
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United States Internal Revenue Service
R. H. Argubright
Goltector
Treasury Department
United States
Lany
Argubright
Ravenng
Funeral Services for G W Crossman in Brigham City
Brigham City June 24 Funeral services for C W Crossman were held this afternoon at his home under the Brigham Lodge 1 C Q F No 48 of which he was a leading member Crossman had suffered ill for weeks and was sent to Arizona for treatment two members of the local lodge accompanied him but he did not improve He is survived by a widow and several grown children and was laid to rest in the city cemetery.
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Brigham City
C. W. Crossman
Brigham Todge 1. C. Q. F
Crossman
Arizona
Tremonton Growth Seen as City Expands Cannery and Elevator
Tremonton shows rapid growth with Vogeler Seed selling a contract to erect an elevator with several thousand bushels capacity and 80,000 feet of lumber. Wilson Lumber handles the project. Van Alen Canning prepares to open a large canning factory featuring fine machinery and modern equipment. Thirty-five workers build silos for waste storage from peas for stock feed.
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Brighan City
Tremonton
Vogeler Seed Company
Halt
Wilson Lumber Company
van Alen Canning Cor
Gruen
Rooder
Tremontan
Ainte
Dinner honors young Chinese man before army departure
A banquet in honor of Tee Pook of Oaden, son of Oaden, marked his upcoming departure for military service on June 37. Proponents from city Chinese leaders praised his prospects, with partners Lee Grand Lee Ren of 2469 Granny Avenue noted among prominent merchants. Speeches urged support and planned assistance for his wartime duties as he joins the army.
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Tee Pook
Oaden
Cate
Vook
Fook
Lee Grand Lee Ren
Grany Avenue
Tty
Lofor Fook
Spleit
IL P.m
Browe
Fragmentary Note Describes American Style Service at Event
The fragment notes an event served in American style with cake and ice cream, indicating a casual reception or gathering. No dates, names, or places are provided to identify the exact occasion.
Rates for oil transport by C B Q deemed unduly high
Interstate Commerce Commission finds Chicago Burlington and Quincy rates for moving oil from Wyoming fields to Montana wells excessive compared to parallel routes to Helen Butte and Anaconda. The order amends rates to be revised though still reasonable, while other text references municipal ordinances and governance unrelated to the main transport case.
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Waslington
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Wyoming Fields
Great Falls
Mont
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ely
Helen
Butte
Anaconda
City approves amended anti-booth ordinance to curb restaurants
The city council passed a revised booth ordinance aimed at addressing Judge Prato’s ruling that the original was invalid. City Attorney Reeder says the amendments close loopholes, with new regulations to take effect after first publication. Restaurants must prepare to comply or face court action.
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Dietrict Court
Why Women Dread Old Age Ad Card Promises Youth Health
An advertisement urges women not to fear aging and touts Haarlem Oil Capsule treatment. It claims improved kidney and bladder function and renewed vitality. The copy emphasizes a single brand, Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules, as the only reliable product and invites purchase through druggists.
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el Roper
Priya
Haarlem
Gor Mepal
Maarten
Caymalea
Weber County Commissioners Notice Of Bids In 1907 Law Terms
Notice is hereby given that the Weber County Commissioners in accordance with sections 627 BIS 25 and 430 of the Compiled Laws of Gab 1907 will seek bids following legal notice. The document outlines bidding procedures and required actions for compliance with specified legal codes.
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Weber County
Notice to Contractors Utah bids 1918 road work
Bids open until May 18 1918 for grading and construction on Ogden Elder State Road from Ogden north limits to North Order with incidental work per plans and specifications. Bid forms available from State Road Commission upon $5 deposit. right to reject any bids reserved.
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Board of County Commissioners
Aml
Charles M, Ramey
Ogden
Utah
Office of the State
Commissasion of
Salt Lake City
Ogdens Ox Elder State Road
Ogden City
State and Engineer
State Fund Commission
Athe State Road Commission of
Browning
Stus
Comails-ion
Uta
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