German press questions war aims and empire aims
A prime German journal quotes concerns that the war is pursued to enforce German supremacy, noting readers might not support a war of conquest. It argues unity among Germans would falter if they knew the true aims and predicts eventual Allied strength and America’s entry to end the conflict.
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Rer Zeitung
Germany
Thy Kalses
Danurr
America
Yielory
Peare
democspiLoy
Stand newspaper boilerplate and masthead fragment
An independent evening newspaper imprint fragment appears with standard Associated Press credit and publication notes stating second class matter at the hostot te. The legible portion shows typical masthead language about news gathering and credit, indicating a historical newspaper formatting.
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Hostot
When the Americans Start in Air War Says Ogden Boy
An Ogden youth trained on Ellington Field Texas predicts America could marshal 20000 Osers to France within two months once air power is ready He believes bombers will dominate the front by destroying enemy supply lines and bombing German camps and cities to force antiaircraft defenses and weaken German strength on the Rhine and beyond.
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America
France
M.C. Ware
Ellington Flaté
Texas
Wade
Belgium
Allier
Rhine
Regional Freight Rates Protest Across Intermountain States
Representatives from Utah Idaho Montana Washington Nevada and Arizona gathered in Salt Lake City to demand fair treatment and lower rail rates that hurt Intermountain development. Z B Campbell of Spokane warned the region with 13 million people deserved louder protest as water transport costs were sidelined by Interstate Commerce Commission policy.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Nevada
Arizona
B. Campbell
Spokane
Intermountain
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brough
Rates and rail policy critique in wartime finances
A wartime commentary argues that government mismanagement of railroad and inland waterway development harms the national economy. It condemns rate discrimination, urges equalization by Washington authorities, and warns against draining interior regions to shipyards while coast elites profit. It stresses the need to prevent undue financial strain on the nation’s war effort.
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Campbell
Washington
Melice
Digibeta
Peace Offensive Signals End of War Ties
A dispatch describes a renewed peace offensive by Germany aiming for talks with Entente nations. Officials warn Allies won’t accept any settlement that leaves Germany militarily dominant or able to threaten others. The writer argues an inconclusive peace would be worse than continuing the war and urges decisive action before future devastation.
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Gerdane
Entente
Rerlin
Ciermany
U-BOATS CANNOT STOP OUR EXPORTS RECORD TRADE
United States exports in May reached a record 552 million dollars while imports totaled 329 million, creating a trade surplus of 229 million. The report notes ongoing foreign trade expansion and warns of growing debt for other nations, implying continued industrial growth despite wartime challenges.
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Itiworis
United States
Herorn Tran Hater
América
Belief in Prussianism Doom of War Outlook
Henry Glews argues Prussianism is doomed as World War II shifts. Western front holds, Italy sees Austrian setback, American troops flood the battlefront beyond expectations. He notes German papers criticizing Kaiser and calls the gamble of continued struggle folly.
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Ilenry
Trent
Italy
Germany
Hovelera Struggls
Cour Jase
Lacie
Financial Outlook Notes Mixed Tone In War Markets
The New York Block Exchange remains firm amid high national demands. A New York official cites London market strength and war debt pressure, noting local markets react to good news with resilience while reacting weakly to bad. The era of Germany’s March and May advances shapes investor sentiment and foundation responses.
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New York
New York Welice
London
Britain
Thimalal
North Ogden to Celebrate Fourth of July
North Ogden will hold a Fourth of July celebration in honor of local soldiers. A large American flag will be raised over the meeting house chapel as part of the program. Oration will be delivered by Prof. Jatana L. Barker of the University of Utah, a native son of North Ogden.
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North Ogden
Lhose
Anela Sam
Meeting House
Jatana L. Barker
University of Utah
North Orden
Referee Appointed to Hear Electric Service Case
The court appointed J H Knauss as referee to hear the Electric Service Company versus Wilma E King. The referee will hear the case before presenting it to Judge Pratt, due to numerous complications. The matter concerns accounting and extended business coverage.
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Nauek
AR Teferee
Electric Service Company
Willma
E. King
Pratt
Masonic Notice for Weber Lodge Past Ranager Night
Weber lodge No 6 invites members to past ranater night on Thursday June 27. Master’s degree work will be conferred followed by dinner at 7 o clock. Prompt attendance requested and visiting brothers urged to be present by order of the WLM Nichols, Secretary.
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Weber Lodge No. 6
Ranater
Real Estate Transfers Involving Amagamated Sugar and Railroads
Real estate transfers include Amagamated Sugar Company dealings with Renger and McGrandee Railroad Company and other parties. Descriptions cover portions of sections, townships, and ranges, with several warranty deeds and parcels in diverse subdivisions and quarters. Names appear incomplete or garbled, with scattered references to Denver and the Union Pacific lines and various settlements. The text lists lots and tracts with consideration figures and mentions multiple wife initials and partner names amid distorted place names.
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Renger and McGrandee Railroad Company
Gention 13
South East
Township 6
James W. McKeenna
Carlos Ueary Stevens
Fale Mount
Mate Zits
Olin
Southweat
Secetion
Township
Perth
Eggeitert En SL
Warnenty Dred. Clarenow A
Dassie Gray
Lott Hablack
Merimans Pilitinn
Comarderation
H.dta
Waranty Deen
Parlor
Wite
Denvers
Tio Grande
Nariines
Marin
Willa G. Gibson
Casualty Roll Reports Multiple Soldier Losses in Action
Fragmentary casualty list notes several deaths and injuries. Names include Lieutenants George Ball and Men, with entries for killed in action and missing in action. Details are incomplete due to damaged text but indicate wartime losses and wounded personnel.
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George
Ball
War Casualties List From Navy Marines Headquarters
Washington reports a casualty roll from the navy sailors command detailing fifty names added to the list with forty six deaths and four wounded in action. The Marine casualties total 769 wounded and 131 deaths with several missing, while the broader list names numerous privates corporals and sergeants linked to locations across the United States.
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Ashington
France
Navy
Saiders
Real sea peril was in 1916 said Leygues at Paris
Paris June 2 The deputy chamber heard Marine Minister Leygues defend the navy saying the real peril was in 1916 and that allied navies checked submarine warfare. He praised French and allied fleets for thwarting German plans while noting accidents may occur and German forces had been vanquished.
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Paris
Havas
Turing
Chamber of Deputieas
Georges Leygues
Marine
Avy
Lfe
Surat
M. Loygues
France
Hienaime
Forte Seine
Germany
Coincidence clears identity of war casualty George Marshall
Confusion over two men named George Elmer Marshall in the 116th Engineers and Rupert, Idaho, is resolved by Mrs. N Start of Rupert who knew both boys. The Marine and the Army casualty list error prompted local townspeople to seek confirmation from residents and school records in Bingham and Rupert.
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Salt Lake
Fung
the Tribune
George E. Marshall
Army Can Unity
George Elmer Marshall
116Th Engineers
Adnaf
Bingham Bay
Iast
Mra. N
Rupert
Notice to Contractors for Ogden Box Elder Road Project
The Utah State Road Commission in Salt Lake City invites sealed proposals by May 6, 1918, at 10 a.m. for grading and pavement on the Ogden Box Elder State Road from Ogden City north limits to North Order, with incidental work per plans and specs. Bids require five dollars deposit. plans and forms available at the State Road Office. The Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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The
State Road Commission of Utah
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden- Box Elder State Road
Ogden City
State Road Engineer
State Road Commission
State Road Commission of
Tah
Ira BR. Browning
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