Emirs and Beccos-Class Matter at Lis Peercffice Utah
The Standard, an independent newspaper, notes Lis Peercffice Utah matters and lists Associated Press membership. Credit and republication policies are stated, with origin from Rome and inclusion of Rome content. The text is an OCR fragment with unclear specifics and dates.
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Ee Memben
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USA
Uhl Papar al Rome
Hersin
Americans Pouring To France In Massive Troop Flows
Secretary Baker reveals over 500 000 U S troops dispatched to France with reports suggesting more than half a million may have crossed the Atlantic. Cantonments rapidly train new recruits, aiming for substantial numbers by summer. Navy convoy success noted though some sources cite British crews guarding transports. Browning weapons discussed as available though deployment details remain unclear.
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France
Atlantic
Cantonmenta
Losnen
Baker
War Department
Ahlens
Boxcar robberies in Utah expose ongoing rail thefts
Federal officials arrest four men in Salt Lake City as part of a larger gang tied to boxcar robberies across Ogden and rail lines of the Santa Fe, Rio Grande, and Western Pacific. A raid in Ogden previously halted a liquor car theft, with a guardman throwing a bottle case from a moving train. The report notes continued thefts despite prior busts and condemns the robbers’ bold, dishonest methods.
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Nanger & Rio Grande
Western Pacific
Ins Ma
American engineers aid French rail system in wartime drive
American locomotive engineers are drawn to Ogden to serve in France. They are building and upgrading yards, terminals, and trackage across four railroads, aiming to create a four track trunk from sea to front. They expect postwar cost settlements with France and foresee U S rail practices influencing French lines. France will gain capacity, speed, and modern warehousing through this collaboration.
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France
America
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Porte
Theas
United States
Berkeley Women Form A League To Protest German Atrocities
In Berkeley California a women’s group calling itself the League for the Protection of American Prisoners in Germany formed. Members pledge to refrain from buying German goods if American POWs suffer mistreatment. The plan seeks to press rulers and the public to retaliate against Germany and strengthen postwar U.S. commitments.
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America
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United States
Wage Increases Proposed by Railroad Wage Commission
Washington May 5 After recommending wage increases of 306 million annually for all railroad employees earning less than 260 a month in 1915 the railroad wage commission sent its report to Director General McAdoo. The panel favored raises averaging about 15.01 percent with variability by job, but proposed deducting any prior roads' increases from 1916 and 1917. It urged caution on eight hour days and overtime while noting war needs and female workers' roles.
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Red Railroad
Commission
Loot at Kremlin Treasure House Reported Looted
Tetrograd April 1. The famous patriarchal treasure house in the Kremlin at Moscow has been looted. The treasury held sacred relics including the reputed robe of Christ and Mary and a painting said to be by St Luke. Jewels and other items were valued at nearly 10 million.
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Moscow
Christa
St Luke
Hitchcock Takes Place of Stone Washington
Senator Wiehock of Nebray was made chairman today of the senate foreign relations committee. Hitchcock, senior Democratic member, succeeds the late Senator Stone after deaths of several senators. Senator Robinson of Arkansas was named to fill Stone’s vacancy on the foreign relations panel. The steering committee also added two members to the general military committee, naming Senator Smith of Georgia and Senator Kenex of Pennsylvania as likely replacements amid other committee changes.
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Georgia
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Senator Lewis Election to Biance Committee Vacancy
A brief notice outlines the election of Senator Lewis to fill a vacancy on the Biance committee. Details are sparse, with questions remaining about the exact vacancy and committee scope.
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Spies in the United States face mounting public hate
A crude line of xenophobic sentiment claims enemies within are unpopular and deserve execution, reflecting hostile rhetoric toward alleged spies. The text asserts Tas people will eventually see them hanged, signaling intense public anger and retribution.
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United States
Home of Countess Now War Hospital
Lady Pembroks is described as ready for action at a wartime hospital setup. The brief notes her swift readiness to aid wounded or assist in medical care, reflecting a home front contribution to wartime needs.
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Countess
Pembroks
Pieuans
Naval Aviators Rescued After Hydro Airplane Incident
Two naval aviators Ensign Arturo Laverenta and observer C. Cotton were rescued 35 miles off Miami after their leaking hydro airplane broke down. They floated for 18 hours with no food or water as sharks circled, then were taken aboard a coastwise steamship and brought to port. The aircraft, weighing 2200 pounds, was hauled aboard and the men landed at the quarantine station. Names not immediately confirmed.
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Atlantic
Arturo Laverenta
C. Cotton
Miami
Fla
Peru
Irish Nationalists Skip Parliament Fight
The Irish Nationalists, per the Daily News, decided Wednesday night not to take part in today’s parliamentary proceedings. If accurate, this could yield a substantial government majority in a division.
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London
Daily News
Asrutog
Japanese loan to China reshapes balance of power
A twenty million yen loan secured by Carineze tela taph revenues was closed with Japanese bankers and first installments arriving. Reported is a separate twenty million dehy loan secured by the Taiwan Shunteh way. Newspapers discuss Chinese Japanese talks as a tool for domination across China, with speculation on military and financial influence.
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The
Associated Press
Carineze Tela
Cpport
China
Eleven Uyenas headline new Pantages bill today
Seven of the cleverest Japanese jugglers and acrobats on stage today headline a major vaudeville bill in Ogden's Pantages circuit. The Agena troupe leads the Japanese offerings, with Camouflage by James Thompson and company as second feature, and Sanne Gass presenting Tee Hop and company as third.
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Tee Hop and Company
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