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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1918

Page

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Confidence in Higher Authorities Amid Allied War Efforts

The article argues Americans must trust Allied leaders and their armies as they defend civilization. It notes United States troops exceed 250,000, ready to join decisive actions, urging patience and unity even amid uncertain war turns and potential offensives toward Amiens.

Washington Itoes Groove Mars Amlons Potwald Amiens Fach Bayer Arlene Winnliue Abraham Lincoln United States Ridge Ameriyana Arkops

Fire at Bamberger Terminal Sparks State Alarm

A fire broke out at the Bamberger Terminal on a weekend day prompting an official response. Governor Bamberger, noted for speeches on Americanism, was reportedly at home when the alarm sounded. Details on cause and damages were not immediately available.

Fire destroys DampBerger Salt Take warehouse and station

A large fire ruined the DampBerger railroad warehouse at Salt Take with damages estimated at 20001 dollars. The DampBerger plant at Thirty third Street and Lincoln Avenue also suffered heavy losses up to 759000 dollars. Authorities suspect foul play amid wartime suspicions and possible arson, urging caution while investigators probe the blaze and consider an insider or outside culprit. The governor and police call for vigilance against treachery and urge swift action if a culprit is caught.

Damberger Railroad Salt Take Fa Oedom Damberger Nawer Beltz Pan- Jan Jan Electri Praparcdiear

Face in the Dark on Ogden stage with Mae Marsh

Mae Marsh stars in Face in the Dark at the Ogden theater this Wednesday and Thursday. A melodrama involving a bank heist, counterfeit money, a mysterious silhouette called the Face in the Dark, and a romance between Jane Ridgeway and Richard Grant amid danger and deception.

Mae Marsh Coliwyn Mone Marsh Irvin S. Cobb Ogden Granpa Atat Chasgang Jane Ridgeway Country Bank Richard Grant Jane Tim Anil

Mines Fatalities Reported In United States Coal Fields

The federal Bureau of Mines reports 2696 fatalities in U S coal mines this year. Data shows worker deaths across major coal regions with safety concerns emphasized by officials.

Federal Bureau of Mines Win Country

Powderville Tales of a Lawless Town and Its Painted Women

Powderville, a munitions town shadowed by western ridges, is portrayed as lawless with dance halls full of painted women and nightly games of chance. Reuniting workers roam the streets, and knifing affrays draw little notice. The tale centers on Richard Evans and the hope that Joane may cleanse the city through love, linked to the film adaptation The Grand Session and its star William Stowell.

Powderville Jiea Richard Ueans Monderville Joane Thomas Addison Adventury Magazine William Stowell Jewel Productions Hopewell Vans Orpheant Theater Aight and Wednasdir

Eleventh Ward Comedic Revival At May Hall

The Eleventh Ward Sunday School will present a three act comedy Brenzy Point in the word hall on May 9 and 10. Miss Joanie Thorstrasen and Adailla Warner direct a trained cast led by Elinor Pearl and Brashear Asbrael Grant with Aunt Debby and Breezy Point figures. Scene settings include Sitting room and a camp, with a senate committee subplot and a Washington note on wartime financial oversight.

Steventh Ward Joanie Thorstrasen Adailla Warner Elinor Pearl Brashear Asbrael Grant Debby Ater Taensey Bernlee Berthia Hardscratch Sopa Hard Strate Bea Gale Lavina Carlson Mehlable Doolittle Maanteriurer Vatarrysaurt sMande Pattie Olem Gypey Vievageeesene Sbumrertou Davielsa Acat

Flight of the U5 Red Cross Party Narrow Escape From German Bombardment

A Red Cross mission traveling from Jassy to Burgania escaped a German artillery strike near the Ukraine, 260 miles north of the Black Sea port Odessa. The convoy carried allied missions in a mixed train with exhausted Russian rolling stock and a 1876 engine that rode on a volatile, partly abandoned line as German forces advanced.

London Sassy Red Cross Burgania Odessa Eblack Sea Wig Jassy Ilvision Rumnania Josey March Ena Avollant Pale Uetrisia Prac Odea Howe Fretien Russia

Fragmented public notice of uncertain text style

The readable fragments describe a puzzle like passage about guessing and shifting tones across ages and characters. It references a mind fest and a piece titled intolerance, hinting at a performance or critique with unclear authorship and fragmented wording.

Weber County Pledges Toward Liberty Loan Total

Weber County pledges totaling about 376 000 are reported by County Committee Chairman A G Pell as the drive continues. A statement compiled by the county committee notes roughly 2000 more words or donors may be added as a museum effort is prepared.

Weber County A. G Pell Amble Sa

Government bonds aid to districts in campaign sustainment

Subscriptions and per capita subscriptions of each ann of the Gounly and Sema jowns have fallen below others. An effort will be made next Inn to bring them to a fair average. The government sent a small supply of bonds to Oxien of the third Joan and several banks are disbursing them. General supply not expected to arrive for weeks. City and county committees work on reports from the district for a complete report tonight with exact figures of the campaign still not announced.

Oxien Joan

Wheat mills licensed by government operate for farmers

Farmers are informed that Holly mill at 1430 Wash. Ave. and Riverdale mill are government licensed. They offer to pay full government price or in grist for wheat, with a stated figure of 5600.

Holly Mill Wash. Ave Riverdale Mill

More skilled men to leave Ogden on May 20

Employment Bureau in Ogden calls for registrations of boilermakers and other skilled shipyard workers for the next government contingent. The May 20 date will send selected workers to shipyards and related facilities. officials urge all eligible men to register promptly to meet the quota.

Ogden Inderal Employment Bureau Wall Avenue JT. W. Beckett Padsley Aimilar

Royal Douglas Writes Home From Camp Gordon

Royal Douglas son of Ralph Douglas, a well known Ogden youth now in the U S Army, writes April 13 1918 from Camp Gordon Georgia. He describes moving from Louisville to camp Gordon, praising the camp and weather, noting proximity to Atlanta, and expressing wartime views on drafts, soldiers, and conscientious objectors with blunt language about discipline and patriotism.

Royal Douglas Ralph Douglas Roral Douglas Ralph H. Douglas Ogden The U. S Pervlhe Camp Gordon Louisville Ixe Camp Taylor Sea Ieret Prange Atlanta Miss Wanlon Saulat Roodford Solova

Lusitania anniversary recalls grim crime in Britain

London observers mark the Lusitania tragedy with editorials warning the public may be growing dulled to its horror. The Daily Graphic laments the lack of a commemorative procession this year and questions whether absence signals waning resolve over Germany's many crimes.

London Daily Graphic Germany

Farmers Ave and Riverdale Mill Grain Trade Note

Farmers Avenue and Riverdale Mill appear in a brief notice about grain supply for wheat. The item references local milling facilities and potential crop processing in the area, highlighting regional commerce and agricultural activity.

Ukraine Demands Recall of German Officials

London May 7 A note from the Caribian government to Germany demands recall of German officials including General von Richhorn and Ambassador von Sennecerin. The note suggests ties to events surrounding German protests over arrests of government members and mentions possible old Veranian covert arrangements.

London Terlia Germany Reuter Moscow General von Richhorn Caimaner Toren Anim von Sennecersinin Ozernse Nid Jat Geman

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