Germans wake to American aid in France and war doubt
A German audience faces Foreign Minister von Kuehl as Socialists press in Reichstag over American arrivals in France and the submarine campaign. The piece notes shocked figures of Allied strength, with 1.45 million men in France and nearly one million combat troops ready, signaling a shift in Germany’s view of the war and Allied entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
von Kuehl
Sa Tlalite Dexin
Badallata
Bone
Reichstag
Sociallate
Austria
Atid- Sea
Two Armies Are Necessary Amid Industry Debate
A Curtiss aircraft plant chain moving from California to New York is discussed with company reps noting a 14 percent cost share under a profit bonus. The dialogue questions efficiency and speed, citing widespread drag and limited recovery while stressing the need for two armies in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtissatte
New York
California
Einnderiife
Uke Dite Iy
Freinrey
Americans Impress Allies with War Efforts and Rail Feats
A member of the American mission praises U S engineering prowess noting how American railroad workers are building the world largest yards with 222 miles of track. He recounts a French versus English response to a railway task and lauds President Wilson as highly favored. The French chamber displays a strong reaction to the visit and the president’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McCormick
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ogden
Mr. McCormick
Frante
Industrial service and draft for war effort debate
A letter argues for compulsory military and industrial service to strengthen war effort, urging regulation of all males of industrial age and universal draft to unite labor and capital. It critiques voluntary labor and calls for a comprehensive mobilization plan to prevent catastrophic failure of the war machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnr
Henry A. Wiss
Anu
Solich
Admiration For Americans Amid Front Line Strife
Admiration for Americans remains strong as reports describe steadfast resolve and unity during ongoing front line duties. Citizens and soldiers alike express pride in national efforts and shared sacrifice amid challenging times.
Patriotic Circus Parade Featured in Ogden Utah
A patriotic circus parade on July 15 in Ogden Utah showcases allied-nation floats and veterans units. The event includes mounted girls in Robiter uniforms, a grand parade with hundreds of participants, and performances by lions, elephants, and various wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encinner
Sela Klete
Cirens
Ogden
Utah
Ipanasneaane
Trintie
Columbia
Russia in turmoil under Bolshevik threat and German influence
A distorted wartime op-ed laments alleged Bolshevik crimes and calls for execution of Lenin and Trotzky. It praises the czar and criticizes dissidents while predicting German exploitation and Allied aid through continued anti Bolshevik resistance in Moscow and Siberia.
Decisive Battle 18 Coming Amid War Forecast
Reports warn of a decisive military blow as Nalther Loyd George and William Tivghos threaten their publics with fresh war crises. Observable German activity hints at plans near Somme while Allied reinforcements, including thousands of American troops, prepare for potential large scale engagement.
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Nalther Loyd George
Qreat
Tritain
Cor
William M. Tivghos
Pramiar
Anastalia
Datalla
Ata Menting Intendon
Idday
Prewer Hughes Snd
Allan
St Mitt
Maly
Somme
France
West Front
Purana
Ugzania
Recruiting Postmasters and Marine Corps Appeal
The Witch franchise of the wine recruiting service led by Cape fata A. MeO. Rebiinka sends a false wine letter to obtain applicants for the marine corps. The marine corps needs 30 men under regulations guiding recruiting. Authorities seek cooperation to secure qualified applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Fata
Rebiinka
oMheer
Gdah
Tam
Marine Corps
German Army Advances Near Voronezh and Tsaritsyn
Fragmentary report describes German forces pushing from Petrograd region toward Voronezh with incursions into Roventki and Vauliki, while Cossacks with German officers move on Tsaritzin and Saratov. Ukrainians allegedly aided by Germans, Bolshevik defenses weakened. Peace negotiations meanwhile cited between Ukrainian leadership and Bolsheviks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Kun
Petrograd
Pskov
Alzal
Tosslay
Voronezh
Roventki
Vauliki
Tsaritzin
Saratov
Holoheyiski
Ukraine
Bolshaviki
Recruitment Payment for Applicants Through Holr Eferts
The document describes a payment of $5 for each applicant screened through holr eferts who is accepted for ealiament at the recruit denial. It notes a master Teneulting id carried ose extensively with great muveess in every district in the United Sites, and claims the work is very diall compared with the portri ate service rendered this country in time of need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Ork
Holr Eferts
Teneulting
United
Actus
Military Band from 146th Utah to Play Ogden Fourth
The 146th United States artillery battalion band from First Utah will visit Ogden next Thursday, July Fourth, to take part in the city celebration. City officials received confirmation of the program, with the band set to march in the parade and perform at evening events, including a dance. The tour, arranged by Governor Binion Ganterger and state councils, aims to showcase the band during the holiday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
146Th Usked States Artillery Battalion
Utah
Ogden
Mit
For High
Browning
WM. Conroy
Weber County
Binion Ganterger
State Council
W.C. Ebaugh
State Council of
Wefonge
Park
Cuban sugar blackout? option exercised on 250000 ton sale
New York June 27 an option to buy 250000 tons of Cuban sugar for the 117 18 crop was exercised by the International Sugar Commission. A special meeting on May 2S approved the option in the Arrangements Agreement and notice to the seller was authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International
W. Opie
Suban
al Putios
Coninifes
Tan Boy Killed on French Front
Richfield June 27 telegram to Mrs L B Gladhill from Adjutant General McCain states Herbert F Gledhill Private died in France June 14 after serving seven months on the front with the Twenty sixth Infantry. He left a young wife and infant son and is survived by his parents four brothers and two sisters.
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New York
England
Ewellsby
France
Gledhill
Thomas Gledhill
Sleurd
T. R. Gledhill
Tlichficht
Lafayette
Fred
Allien Gledhill
Sigurd
Randall Christensen
Moront
Ernest Naticker
Richfisin
Casualty List from Washington and Marines Lists
Army and Marine corps casualty lists report fifty names combined with actions such as killed in action died of wounds and wounded in action. The entries enumerate officers and enlisted men with names and residences across Ohio New York Massachusetts Michigan and other states, plus a captain and a marine sergeant among the listed.
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Wasiington
Aatlon
Kerr H. Byman
Lancaster
Ohio
Jerome
Goldman
Or. Louis
J. McCra Olant
Penn. James
Timoby
Highlind Falls
N.Y
Toberto l. Jackson
Toalindale
Amls
Alexander A. Jankowid
Ind
John J. Kenly
Holyoke
Thomas E. Padan
Gray Court
John J. Ryder
Brooklyn
Jethro Shoemaker
Chen
William J. MelNalty
Alfred M Donanga
Louie MM. Croteau
Mans
Elvin A. Frost
Clezrmont
Wyo
Jan Garcia
Detroit
Mich
Herbert F. Gledhill
Sigard
Utah
Charles H. Warden
Brookport
Tony Lubeck
Chicago
Harry McKaney
Ryansvitle
Wis
Sarkis H. Lemonian
Nashua
N. H
Joseph Luski
Cleveland
Leo Watts
Wellington
Ala
Wiliam J. Whittaker
Clarkston
Wash
Guert Wilson
Wotford
Wounda
Fred A. Plogger
Carrie
Iya
Ington
Marine Corps
Thomas P. Arnett
Cheratopher
Willam
Crosby
Thomas St
Meath
Philadelphia
Robert J. Clare
Lera Kummitt
Anthony J. Kowker
Kvitte
Arthur J. Ashe
Kittening
William A. Kenton
Mayodon
Jewell Bachmin
Holley
N. V. Wilfany
Duwars
Monroe
Josephy Fagan
al N. Yui Glean
Laonis
Natashi
Vos Philipot
Mellovern
Irvington
S. C
William M. Moss
Mount Vernon
Joseph S. Mudek
Clarigna
Minh
Charter A. Nasgeloo
Cane Herbert A. Birengw
Milwanker
Charles G. Porter
Columbus
Richard 4. Rose
Upper Montelatr
Privatin
Burt
M. Anderson
Rip
No. 1
Datles
Qree
Claude W. Ball Tur Eatuee
Emery A. Dertiett
Ore
George Jy Taba Mrantinge
Paul SN
Lets Crossette
ATK
Hert Cuntulagha Firelake
Chester L. Curtis
Lania
Robert J. Duffy
Boston
Jacey Gibbs
AMS
Kan
Vincent J.ohcowski
Haltimers
Earl E. Krakaa
James McGinn
Minneola
Minn
Daniel T. McKenna
Roxbury
Mage
Willand
Mitchell
Vwanlalana
John 12. Oberle
Fair
Blew
Ghia
Andrew Oarke
Larkaville
Seltham AM
Park
Branklyn
Marlin
Porson
Pallmouth
Emmet Pattan
Winecap
Howard M. Poll
Creston
W. War
Andrew M. Persh
Courtdale
Hugh V. Schenck
Wnicaga
Lauronge
W. Thomson
Ester Tark
Colo
Verkars R- Wagenaat
Torr, Tai
German Sent to Mental Hospital After Insanity Finding
German national H. J. Gergels aged about years was arrested Tuesday by the police for suspicious conduct. He was declared insane and ordered to the state mental hospital at Provo after examination by board members G. W. Baker G. A. Dickson and Judge Alfred W. Ages. Gergers mind allegedly deteriorated, leading him to believe Germans were trying to kill him. He was escorted to Provo by Deputy Sheriff William Threwn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Gergels
Prova
Tirs. G. W. Baker
G. A. Dickson
Junige Alfred W. Ages
Gergers
Provo
Sherik W William Threwn
Burglars Loot Sporting Goods Store on Twenty Fifth
Burglars believed to be two youths who escaped from the State Industrial School forced entry to G. E. Armstrong Sporting Goods at 205 Twenty-fifth Avenue, stealing about $200 in goods. They entered through a rear door left ajar by Patrolman James Hearn and discarded their clothes, later donning khaki uniforms and stealing two bicycles, flashlights, pocket knives, revolvers, and ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrie Echeo
G. E. Armstrong
James Hearn
O. H. Mohlman
J. ‘I. Hobson
Robert Chaisters
Hearn
Machines
Real Estate Transfers: Aviana WW and Rummoni to James PR
Aviana WW and Rummoni transfer part of the southwest quarter of section 1 township 5 north range 2 west to James PR Mitchell for 4100 in a warranty deed. Julius Speyer and wife transfer part of the northwest quarter of section 5 township 5 north range 3 west to Thomas Fowles for 10 in a warranty deed.
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Aviana
Rummoni
James PR. Mitchell
Wear
Julius Speyer
Thomas Fowles
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