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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
2
An editorial urges Americans to remain vigilant against German propaganda while avoiding hysteria. It argues antisemitism must be judged on its merits and warns against overreaction that could mirror the Nazis' tactics. The piece stresses preserving fairness and restraint in public judgment.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim growing worry over an airplane camp program. Allegations of incompetence and political maneuvering surface as insiders call for a probing inquiry into administration decisions and charges.
Senator King of Utah urged a full investigation into delayed aircraft production and a possible link to the Liberty and Packard motors. He warned personal responsibility should be assigned for the aviation shortfalls and called for a public truth finding, favoring independent inquiry by the press.
A front dispatch from France casts doubt on German casualty figures, suggesting widely fluctuating estimates from 250,000 to 900,000 with little verifiable data. The correspondent notes experts largely agree the enemy has been punished, yet questions remain about the accuracy of such counts.
The Tribune urges rapid action to ensure Salt Lake City becomes a division point on the proposed New York to San Francisco aerial highway. It argues aviation mail routes are forming between major eastern cities and predicts postwar growth in civilian aviation, with many ex-war pilots seeking aviation careers and widespread demand for air travel and transport.
A fragment describes Salt Lake City as shaping Utah’s identity, hindering smaller towns from gaining recognition. The text accuses a nascent policy of aiding Salt Lake to ensure no part of Utah grows without its sanction, reflecting tension between cities and regional centers.
Berlin warns Hindenburg to reach his objective before American forces grow stronger. A Toul dispatch cites a German prisoner who helped with the Red Cross saying German troops near Selehenrey were cut to pieces, four fifths of 1600 effectives killed or wounded, amid renewed efforts to bury the dead.
Former President Theodore Roosevelt urged in New York that citizens support the war effort and honor soldiers returning home. He said Americans owe a debt to their soldiers and that future public offices should be filled by those who served.
Mrs Rose Empey rebuts recent newspaper charges that Arthur Guy Empey demanded $1000 for a Red Cross lecture and was jeered at in Pittsburg. She notes widespread praise for the war hero, citing a New York Canadian Club dinner at the Biltmore and a warm reception for Empey across the country.
The article likens skilled automobile trouble finding to doctors diagnosing human ailments. It explains how engine power loss arises from five conditions compression carburetion ignition lubrication cooling, and lists specific causes such as weak compression, carburetion faults, ignition issues, lubrication failures, and cooling problems.
In a bold shoe promotion the ad touts John Kelly Shoes as both handsome and durable with no camouflage. It highlights new styles and materials, promising easy wear, extended lasting comfort and a wide range of sizes for a perfect fit.
Early last fall we ordered our stock to protect customers from rising costs. Our buyers secured goods before prices climbed, ensuring moderate prices for footwear despite material shortages and high leather costs.
A long, earnest passage explains wear points such as worn bearings misalignment shaft gears dragging brakes slipping clutches and other faulty adjustments. It suggests the owner learn quickly by study friends manuals and careful observation, praising the car as a remarkable modern mechanism.
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