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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1917

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German Chancellor signals new peace terms in Reichstag call

A Berlin dispatch says Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg will offer a peace proposal next Thursday. The report, cited by various German papers, notes moderation in terms while Socialist critics press for annexations and indemnities. Wheat prices respond to rumor of Wilson conference.

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German secret service plot linked to Wall Street bombing plan

Confession in New York court cites Wolf Hirech and George Merringer, two Germans tied to a bomb plot to destroy a Wall Street firm and manipulate stocks. Police say they planned to notify brokers and cause market shifts by a bomb explosion, while experts and hospital workers were used as operatives. A censorship order by President Wilson aims to control telegraph and cable information to prevent enemy advantage.

New York Maade Wolf Hirech Geo. Messinger Ofates J. P. Norgan & Co Wall Street Chicago Washington Wilson Wall Hirech George Merringer Rooverett Hospital Hirech Beardes Wall, Street Tlopa Hirsch Meyringer Morgan Mestinger Neyringer Roosevelt Hospital

Troopship Ballarat Sunk by U-Boat in 1915 Action

The liner Ballarat of the Peninatlar Oriental line, 500 feet long and built in 1913, was sunk by a German submarine while carrying troops to the theater of war. All soldiers aboard were saved as destroyers and trawlers aided in rescue operations. The incident follows prior reports of successful trooper evacuations today.

London Peninatlar Oriental Line Ballarat Toe Dallarat Tera Proanes Auberite Hallarat Puard Western Front Greenock

Increases on can goods suspended by order

Washington officials announced suspension of proposed rate increases on can goods that were to take effect from San Francisco to Portland and Astoria. The move aims to ease transport costs as the Navy seeks a few more personnel while Army and Marine Corps expansion continues.

Washington Cisco Portland Astoris Oregon Alec Taritte

Shipping tonnage a serious problem across seas

Washington May 1 The United States has placed a considerable amount of ship tonnage at the disposal of the Entente alliance Lord Eustace Percy said the British mission supplied trials of the shipping problem detailing allied tonnage destruction rates and future building plans He warned that American and British construction cannot keep pace with submarine losses urging faster efforts to keep seas open and sustain military supply chains across the Atlantic.

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War Missions In Conference In Washington May First

Officials report productive talks between Rene Vivians head of the French war mission and senior officers including Marsh al Joffee and Admiral Chochepmt. The conference covered future mission work and current accomplishments with no formal statement issued. Tomorrow Admiral Crocheprat will address the public on how France sees American naval support in the war at sea. Emile Horelaque will release a signed statement on American military cooperation.

Washington Rene Vivians Iniasion Marshal Joffee Chochepmt Aubassador Jasser Important de Lalla Crocheprat France Emile Horelaque

Danota Farmers for Price Fixing in Washington Speech

Governor Frazier of North Dakota urged a federal price fixing for food products during a meeting with the agricultural committee. He argued that long‑standing market speculation keeps farmers from earning a living wage and blamed middlemen for driving prices from producer to consumer. He suggested Congress act to curb speculation and reduce the number of intermediaries between farmer and buyer.

Washington Frazier North Dakota Renats Axticultural Committee Congress Frater Congreen Muller

Marshal Joffre Visits Senate Amid Rousing Welcome

The French vice premier Marshal Joffre and General Viriani visited the U S Senate as debate on the army bill continued. Crowds cheered as Joffre, hailed as hero of the Marne, bowed and thanked America for aiding the Allies. His speech in French drew laughter and applause from supporters and curious lawmakers alike.

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Spanish War Veterans Plea For Ninth Sinaloa Infantry

Spanish war veterans in Chicago seek authority from the War Department to form a Ninth Sinaloa Infantry National Guard unit. They claim 6600 veterans in Himola and 2000 in Iitinala ready for service, favoring deployment abroad but only if allowed to choose officers and unit. The proposal targets men who have served with the colors and would enlist exclusively from them.

Chicago Military Order of the Serpent War Department Ninth Sinais Infantry Himola China Iitinala National Cuerd Dil Europa Cern

President Wilson to speed troop sending as soon as possible

Washington May 1 President Wilson and his cabinet met briefly today and although no formal oath or troop decision was made it became clear that administration officials favor sending American forces to France at the earliest feasible time.

Washington Wilson France

Consul Confirms Loss of Vacuum Submarine Incident

Washington reports official news of the submarine destruction of the American tanker Vacuum by Tugs of Rome and the American gun crew. Lieutenant Thames and Captain Harris are among those missing. Berenteen and three naval gunners were rescued. Navy will release names later.

Washington Rome Gheral Skinner London Thames Harris Berenteen Navy Department

Conscription Bill Faces Senate Conferees After House Passage

The conscription measure, approved by the Senate last Saturday, is sent to conference with the House. Senate leaders push for conferees and name Chamberlain of Oregon Hitchcock of Nebraska and Warren of Wyoming as the senate’s negotiators.

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New York Night Licenses Revoked Amid Dry Era

New York May 1 Mayer 4 Mitchells order revoking all licenses took effect at 1 am and New York entered a dry period after years. Several popular dancing dining spots closed their final shows at 11 30 that night as saloon and entertainment programs ended abruptly.

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