Doctor E M Conroy Heads Weber Council of Defense
The Weber section of Utah's State Council of Defense elevates Dr E M Conroy to fill the vacancy left by G G Richards who moved to Salt Lake. Conroy notes the council’s key wartime role and pledges vigorous, community backed efforts to mobilize support and cooperation for the war cause. He and Thomas G Bur previously secured coal famine relief for Orden.
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Weber Council of Defense
Utah State Council of Defense
E. M. Conroy
G. G. Richards
Salt Lake
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Thomas G. Bur
Orden
Counsel of Defense
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Council of Defense
Ogden Council of Defense urged to support unity effort
Ishow of patriotism and sacrifice as Lo accorded any other branch of the public service devoted to maintaining the solidarity of the American people. Financially and morally, the Council of Defense should be given encouragement by Ogden.
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Council of Defense
Ogden
War Times and Peace Talk at Tabernacle Sermon
A British labor mission speaker and local labor leader discuss war and peace doctrine. They argue Germany must seek peace through decisive victory and reject any peace of subjection, praising freedom over Prussian rule.
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Menbera
Sm Ogden
Tabernacle
Charles Duncan
Germany
Albie
Fragmentary wartime plea on peace and resolve
A distorted snippet asserts that peace means life and strength for democracy and warns against negotiating while German actions demand peace. The speaker vows not to discuss peace with motives and claims adversaries are pale.
U Boat War Outlook Praised by Navy Officials
December proved favorable for Allies in the war against submarines. American plans call for more patrol vessels and skilled navy personnel as the vast construction program expands. British and American leaders credit U S forces with strengthening efforts, while officials expect August to show U boats overcome, with May or June possible signs of progress.
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Navy Department
Germany
Washington
Dantals
Navy
United States
Eric Geddes
Hla
Sling
America
Atlor
Spraying Public Duty Promoted By Fruit Growers
A prominent fruit grower group suggests county provision of a first class spraying outfit for growers at low cost. They urge universal access to spraying equipment and propose central hot houses for tomato growers to coordinate seedling planting and transplanting with trained staff for better disease and pest control.
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York
Culture confined to Jews in Germany and prewar impressions
Ines W. Gerard reflects on German culture before the war, noting Jewish figures and professions cited in discussions. The piece surveys prominent names such as Gutman and Rathenau among others, mentioning the impact of Jewish contribution and its perceived confinement within German society.
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von Swatach
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Ehrlicha
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Newburger
Berthelm
Pat
Jecobeon
Mendel Asoho
Wagner
Harden
Theodor Wolf
Ceorg Bernhard
Blemn
jJourmaniem
War Time Social Roles Prompt Uproar in Germany and America
The text cites German figures and laments Jewish prominence in business and intellect while a separate Ogden piece asks why men do not share wartime strain. It contrasts past luxury of women with current shortages and urges male sacrifice, noting women now take on chores and fundraising duties while tobacco and confectionery usage declines as a “do your bit” wartime ethic spreads.
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Bofars
Tna
Roughneck War War Demands Rugged US Army Mindset
A New York World correspondent in France urges the United States to adopt a roughneck war stance. He argues Americans must be stronger and tougher than their opponents, fight to win, and use the Germans’ own hard tactics if needed. He emphasizes decisive action over debate and states more men are needed to cross the ocean.
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Salt Lake Tribune
New York World
France
United States
Vavat
Locating Hale Oil Field in Wyoming Green River District
The Orden OU & Gas corporation negotiates with Ogden men to locate a shale oil area in Wyoming's Green River district. The claim: shale contains 60 to 115 gallons of oil per ton with shale height up to 65 feet, near a railroad for cheap hauling. By-products include paraffin and fertilizer from shale. Company owns 2600 acres. expects first drilling by month’s end. Major Wils White, Ogden sales manager, has left for the east.
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Orden OU & Gas Corporation
Ogden
Green River
Wyoming
Lorate
Sec Wong
Gaden Oil & Gas Corporation
Are
Prova
Comy
Wils. White
Haa Lt
Photographers Must Make Report Under Federal Law
Salt Lake City March 8 photographers in the explosives trade face mandatory reporting requirements under federal law. All users of explosive ingredients must obtain wonderal Nesara to avoid arrest, confinement up to a year, and fines up to 1000.
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Salt Lake
Wonderal Nesara
Bebama
Amlegiard
Explosives Law Enforcement Urged as Crackdown Begins
Utah inspectors warn that hundreds handle explosive materials without permits and vow a campaign of arrests to enforce the law. Citizens and vendors must obtain licenses, with two residents vouching for applicants, and a 25 cent fee applies to all who possess explosives or ingredients.
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D. C. Dunbar
United States
Utah
Manntc Tire
Dunbar
Mr Dunbar
Ming
Taust
Bolshevik Chief Resigns Post
Thireday March 7 Er aign N.V. Krytenko commander in chief of the Dolshevik army resigns cited differences with the Council of People's Commissaries and the council actions. A Berlin dispatch noted Bonch-Brujevitch may be named to replace Krylenko but no Russian confirmation.
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Lensdau
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