What Will the Mexicans Do War Debate on the Border
An American officer weighs Mexican actions after the war, predicting Mexico will become relatively quiet once the conflict ends. He says the United States could press to occupy Mexico City if needed, and warns Mexican authorities must curb cross border raids and show respect for United States demands along the border.
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Mexica
Rio Grande
Unit- 4
Mexico
anthAmerican
America
Americana
How The War Will Be Won By Browning Gun
A historical note asserts the Browning machine gun will dominate U S war effort. It discusses earlier resistance to the Browning design amid Lewis gun praise, recounts trials near Washington showing reliability, and cites Br Browning of Ogden claiming 497000 guns will equip the army by summer with large factories expanding output.
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Thom
John M. Browning
Washington
Congressional
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Br. S. Browning
Ogden
Browning weapons praised as key to war effort
The article lauds John M Browning inventions including a tripod mounted gun, a lighter 13 pound gun, and a long range automatic pistol. It argues fortified troops with these arms could repel Dayonel style German offensives, while plates and morale remain crucial in prolonging resistance.
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Crow No Man's Land
Thors
Lewia
Berta
John M. Browning
Assessing Property Tax in Weber County
The Weber County Assessor, O M Sanderson, defends strict real value assessments amid widespread tax evasion and high levies. He cites Ogden City valuation gains of 1.36 million dollars last year and a tax rise leaving property owners paying 29 thousand dollars more than in 1916, urging greater government economy and reduced expenses to curb evasion.
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M. Sanderson
Weber County
Sanderson
Ogden City
Ogden
Ramady
The Dark and the Bright Side Review Poem Excerpt
A reader quotes a Washington Post doom and comments on hope and fear amid modern atrocities. The piece includes a poem titled CHALLENGE by Jollet C. Tahana that contemplates safety, fate, and mankind facing a mortal combat of race amid world conflict.
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Washington Post
Tama
Europe
Jollet C. Tahana
Thea
Dark outlook on war and humanity's progress
A reflective meditation on war's horrors and mankind's stubborn savagery. The speaker contrasts ancient cruelties with present atrocities, lamenting bloodshed and slavery while noting slow moral progress and hope that civilization may finally end large scale murder.
Alice Brady in Spurs of Sybil at New Utah Theatre
Actress Alice Brady appears in Spurs of Sybil at the New Utah Theatre today amid a lineup of Popular Plays and Players.
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Alice Brady
Spurs of
Sybil
New Utah Theatre Today
Jivize Satirical Quote Highlights Candidate Candidacy
A fragmentary item presents a quoted line about being a logical candidate for legislature. J Poller Ginom comments on public perception, suggesting people will ask about the suitability, reflecting a political rumor or commentary vibe.
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Legialarite
Catarrhal Deafness May Not Be Cured By Local Preparations
The article describes catarrhal deafness as a disease of the middle ear caused by inflammation of the eustachian tube. It explains that indented mucus and tube swelling produce rumbling sounds and impaired hearing, and that healing requires reducing inflammation and restoring tube function. A bold claim offers a monetary reward for dentists who prove cures not achievable by a claimed medicine.
Assessor Warns of Rising City Tax Values and Fair Listing
Assessor O M Sandersay discusses the city and Weber County assessment roll rise by nearly two million dollars. He urges fair listing of solvent credits and owned property, criticizes ignorance of property values, and advocates restrained levies, equal treatment of citizens, and economy to relieve taxpayers amid wartime expenses. The interview references historical assessments and calls for transparent reporting and leveling the tax burden.
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O. M. Sandersay
Standard
Aoine
Weber County
Lrs
Wartona
Dallamaria Fined for Liquor Possession in Municipal Court
Municipal court handled five cases on Tuesday morning with two fines. A G Dallamaria, manager of Empire rooming hours, was fined 75 dollars after pleading possession of liquor and citing medicinal use. Deputy R H Wootten testified to witnesses who bought whiskey from the defendant. Ray Calhoun received a 60 dollar fine or 20 days in jail for liquor possession. William Ryan’s case was continued to March 13. Nels Jones and Pat Falon pleaded guilty and were sent to identify the bootlegger with bond at 3100 each.
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A. G. Dallamaria
Empire
Dallamarta
R. H. Wootten
Ray Calhoun
William Ryan
Calhoun
Nels Jones
Pat Falon
Doug Fairbanks in The Good Bad Man at the Cozy
Doug Fairbanks stars in The Good Bad Man showing today and tomorrow at the Cozy theater with an admission of 5 cents for children and 10 cents for adults plus war tax. The venue opens at noon each day.
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Doug” Fairbanks
Il Jren
Twelve Inches of Snow Falls in Canyon Area
The weather forecast records heavy snowfall with twelve inches in the canyon and four inches in Ogden City. Northwest winds persisted overnight, creating snow drifts. City officials note subfreezing temperatures, with wells at 16 degrees above zero and street supervisor Martin calling the storm not unusual for the time.
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Ogden End
Ogden City
Fred Packard
George Shorton
Cet Martin
Martin
How to Enter Special Army Branches by Application
Instructions explain that men seeking induction into special army branches not open to voluntary induction must apply by letter to the desired corps or department. If authorized, the corps chief issues an order for induction.
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Adjutant General
Women Join Tit Rammy Service
Two youths, Joe L. Hutt of Tremonton and Genea Higgins of Denver, joined the army through the local station, both under 21. Slow recruitment noted, with Sergeant Smith preparing for a Park City trip next week. Also listings for Doug Fairbanks film at the Cozy today and tomorrow with matinee pricing.
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Port Haug
Army
Joe L. Hutt
Tremonton
Infantry
Genea Higgins
Denver
Colo
Uae
Icea
Sergeant Smith
Park City
Coalellio
Ont
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