Redmonds Death Marks Irish Loss in War Years
The article mourns John Redmond a key Irish party leader, noting his respected status among British statesmen and his wartime loyalty. It cites his brother’s sacrifice for the Allied cause and asserts Redmond would have leveraged influence in Britain to advance Ireland after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Redmond
Ireland
Alonk
Great Britain
Redmand
Redmond
Engined Frost
Ubot
John Hedmond
Ogden Banks Shown Strong in Western Comparison
The 1917 bank deposit figures place Ogden among eight western cities in the Federal Reserve district, with deposits totaling 382.69 million, trailing Los Angeles and San Francisco but surpassing Tacoma in deposits and loan discounts by over 360 thousand dollars. The report notes Ogden’s deposits are three times Tacoma’s and highlights population context from early 20th century data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Mandel Center
Federel Reserve
Arisopa
California
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Los Angeles
Tacomas
Wash
Tacompa
Potash War Drives Political Realignment Debate
From Marysville Utah word comes that alunite deposits yield potash essential for fertilizer and industry. As the United States seeks independence from German supply experts push feldspar and rock methods, American capital flows into mining while party realignment looms with no clear issue separating Democrats and Republicans until after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Utah
Operstrom
Germany
United States
Feader
Fila
Standart
Wan
Lessons From War and Trade Protection
The speaker warns against trusting free trade with Germany after the war, citing German monopolies in chemicals and defense of U S industries. He argues for protective policies to shield potash, glass, drugs, and other sectors from German influence and warns that republics cannot endure a fully open market under aggressive foreign combines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Kaiser
Jean
United States
Misleading claims on Siberia invasion debated by press
The Standard questions a Hearst International Service report claiming President Wilson protested against using armed forces in Siberia. It argues the piece distorts policy, noting Wilson seeks to aid free peoples while avoiding actions that would alienate Russia or aid Bolshevik aims, and warns of German propaganda shaping views in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst “International
Hearst
Wiinen
Japan
Siberia
International Service
Radia
Vindiyantok
United States
Russia
Washington
Buenta
Han
Bia
Thair Aland
Dermen
Far East
Sibertia
Vladivostok
Ogden Dealers Plan Week Long Auto Show
Ogden automobile dealers announce a week long show from March 24 to 30 in the Deb Eccles building on Twenty fourth street between Grant and Washington avenues. Over seventeen dealers will display, with uniform booths, daily events including an orchestra and brass band, three lectures by authorities, and a carnival night. Local leaders J L Hains and others promote wide participation amid spring business expansion. Participants include Mountain States Motor Co Nobirth Motor Co Thurrows Auto Co and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Dea- Eccles
Twenty-fourth Street
Grant
Washington Avenues
J. L. Hains
Ogien Association of Automobile Men
Mountain States Motor Co
Nobirth Motor Co
Thurrows Auto Co
Browning Bros
Sidney Stevens Co
Gates Half Sale Co
Utah Tire Repair Co
Cheewman Auto Co
Ogden Vectric Sully Co
Ogden Storags Battery C Willard Service
Hudson Auto To Co
Universal Airless Tire Co
Utah
OU Refinery Co
Auto Electric Co
I Hinford+Himball Co
Global War Talk Echoes Pacific Sub Base Echoes
A fragment outlines wartime strategy stressing a Pacific submarine base and not believing a Russian counterstroke in eastern Siberia. It argues Japanese or allied troops must rally Russians to resist Germany, highlighting supply interdiction by Japan at Vladivostok and urging vigilance at home with a wartime poem invoking guarding the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Siberian
Linda
Siberia
Vindivostek
Rolf Hammer Praised for Judge Brack Interpretation
The piece highlights Rolf Hammer as a wonderful actor delivering a marvelous portrayal of Judge Brack. It urges workers to fill wartime roles, praising loyalty, courage, and duty while condemning German barbarians and affirming dedication to justice and decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolf Hammer
Judge Brack
Largest Order Received From Individual by Telegram
An unusual telegram reports a large order from Lea Mhaelis for a new gas-related merchandise. The message hints at a demand surge, claiming rapid growth and immediate availability, with a promotional push attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larga
Expresa
Monay Kent
Lea Mhaelis
Hedda Gabler Tonight By World-Ramed Artist
Fragmentary notice promotes Hedda Gabler tonight by a renowned artist. The text is garbled and repeats phrases, but implies a theatrical presentation with an acclaimed performer. No clear date, venue, or company is readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedda
Gabler
Naval situation summary and Dover raid impact
London reports Sir Eric Geddes describing the year’s naval war, noting Goeben and Breslau losses, the Dover raid as a successful incident, and a more vigorous policy with night patrols to deter submarines. He praises U S cooperation, cites Mediterranean submarine activity, and outlines forthcoming measures under Admiral Thorpe and Admiral Sims. Keep reading for broader Allied strategy and merchant losses context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Eric Caray
Bell Geddes
Admiralt
Eric
Breslau
Dardanelles
Dover
Laver
Mediterranean
Wrn
British Isley
Rome
British Isles
Admiralthorpe
U.S
Gurselyex
United States
Avery
United States Navy
Sims
Eng
Mayors Confer Over Stoping At City Crossing
Mayors Samuel Drowning and Jedae W. R ree der will meet Daroberg Electric Inc manager Juan Hamberger in the mayoral office to discuss Ogden Leltizons petition seeking regular stops at the Thirty first street crossing. The petition claims the franchise requires stops and that a recent order ceased them though three trains still proceed, claiming capacity to handle the load. Also noted is a wage advance for Dinorwle Wales quarrymen and changes to apprenticeships reducing duration from two years to one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Samuel Drowning
Jedae
W. H. Reeder
Juan Baberger
Daroberg Electric Inc
Ogden Leltizons
Thirty-firat Street
Ths
Ranchise
Hamberger
Tocunissionere
Dinorwle
Wales
Standard Circulation Climbs With Paid Subscriptions
The Standard reports February paid circulation averages of 4444 copies in Ogden city and 6279 in Ogden and surrounding territory. Over six months the paper gained about 1500 paid subscribers despite higher costs. rates remain the lowest per thousand in comparable Ogden conditions. The paper claims higher paid circulation in Ogden city than all other papers combined and leads northern Utah in paid copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B.C
Standard and Examiner
Paatex
Ogden City
Ogden
Detebertet
Standard
United States
Plac
Utah
Primrose to Headline New Pantages Minstrel Bill
Famous George Primrose, famed minstrel, will headline the new Pantages bill with his seven all star assistants. The act includes Marl Wood Joe Goos Harvey Cuodnaw Clit Beeser Albert Wives Sid si vers and Jack Rowland in a fresh company. Also on the program are Jan Tubini the world renowned violinist Francis Murphy monologist Kyle and company with The Noein Widow, Vodvil a la Mode and Marionettes from Toyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crorge Primrose
Joe Gosy
Mr. Primrose
Clit Beeser
Albert
Sid Sivers
Jack Rowland
Wiw
Ols Borgte
Jan Tubini
Francis Murphy
Kyle
Penn
Na New Bkeich
Noein
Sain
Finley Hill
M Tiarler
Charles Hill
Marilette
Mutt
Jett
George Primrose
Orpheum
Sears Roebuck Faces Charges Over Sugar Sales Scheme
Washington reports the Federal Trade Commission has charged Sears Roebuck & Co of Chicago with unfair methods of competition. The complaint says the firm advertised sugar at low prices but tied it to buying other groceries at high prices to boost profits and alleges misleading catalogues. Officials say a hearing is set for April 1 and a sugar sale plan was halted last June during a sugar shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gears, Roebuck & Co
Federal Trade Commission
Seara Noebuck & Co
Chicago
Officiis
Sears-Roebuck and Company
Ederal Food Administration
Gale
J. Scott
Wholesale
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Ogden’s
Sat Lake
Portland
Apokane
Tacoma
Alhambra
Bic Corp
Deb-Eccles
Hutledgr
Walt
Flanders
France
Iiito
Secura
Colerain Sprites
Col. Typographlcil Union
Gebaes
Gily
Volels de Bles
Igst
Otey
Sears-Roebuck
Llanrwst
Waitnnu
Union of Wales
San Francisco
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