One Billion for Railroads Distribution Revealed
Government funds totaling one billion dollars will be allocated to railroad improvements. The Union Pacific receives about 30.397 million, Southern Pacific 29.432 million, D. & A. G. 2.848 million, and Los Angeles & Salt Lake 1.87 million. Additional sums support unions Pacific and Southern Pacific for additions and equipment amid congestion in transcontinental traffic.
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Union Prcific
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles & Salt Saka
Air Raids Target Cologne Amid British Retaliation
London endured raids as German aviators attacked in force, with British and French fliers countering by bombing military targets in Germany. Cologne suffered 34 dead and 40 injured as retaliation aimed to deter further bombardment and strain German air defenses.
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London
Cologne
German Offensive a Lesson for US in World War I era
An analysis argues Germany’s west front attempts show entrenched lines can be breached but maintaining a breach is essential. It notes Germany lacked mobility and reserves, warns future attacks may be severe, and contemplates Allied potential counteroffensives led by General Foch and possible German rearguard withdrawals.
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Germany
Aimerson
West Front
Gerany
Gene Fel
Mobilize to break German line in France by 1919
A wartime call argues for an American army of 8,000,000 in France by summer 1919 with 1,500,000 as a mobile attack force. Emphasizes mobility, motorized artillery and trucks, Browning guns, and rapid followup to pierce the German line from the Channel to the Alps, warning peace only with Allied strength.
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Cahinalgen
Channel
Alps
America
France
Trath
L Wik Aim
Germany
Foch
Marne
Boring for Gas and Oil Near Great Salt Lake
Report notes ongoing drilling in Ogden district aiming to locate gas and oil deposits near the mouth of Great Salt Lake. Prospects are encouraging with a strong flow seen as potentially very beneficial to the city. after initial tests, further development could unlock profits for the community as pioneers advance the discovery.
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Ogden
Great Salt Lake
Nur Vary Domra
Yaat
Dincovertas
Roosevelt and Hearst in wartime press clash
The article reports aggressive exchanges between Roosevelt and Hearst over wartime coverage. It accuses Hearst publications of panering to German sympathy and notes Roosevelt’s growing influence, while critiquing outlets like the New York Tribune and Metropolis for anti administration bias and sensationalism. Frank H. Simonds resigns as New York Tribune editor over allegedly faked war cables.
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Roosevelt
William Raudleigh Hearst
Hearst Paneraers
Go Rooseevelt
Hearst
Eearst
Gyder Bay
Asquith
Wall Street
New York Tribune
Getty
Ilirs
Mills and Bell Catiies
New-York
Tascial
Metropalltenazine
Rougevell
Whitney
Marty Wayiin Whitney
Henryh. Payne
Standard Dinaenate
William ©. Whitney
New York Traction
Frank H. Simonds
Oene
Wilson
Tribune
Coal Week in Ogden Urges Early Coal Purchases
The Ogden Standard reports Coal Week with warnings of potential coal shortages due to labor shortages in Utah and Wyoming mines. It notes a Washington admin instruction to place orders early and mentions a designated coal week from June 8 by the U S Fuel Administration.
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United States
Fucl Administration
Ogden
Eton Coal Campany Ogden Standard
Washington
Utah
Wyoming
Fuel Administration
Cyclone Mere
Vuinietration
Jung
United
Reception to the Belgians and Italians in Ogden Cancelled
A planned reception for Belgian and Italian soldiers passing through Ogden was dropped after officials faced overwhelmed public interest. Critics warned nationwide appeals would fatigue the veterans, leading to cancellation of planned celebrations along the route.
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Ogden
Fortnoon
Salt Lake
Washington
Thiee
Ogden Society Notes Highlight Lake Visitors and Government Work
Society items report capital visitors Atts 8 G McCain and Mrs Olm returning from Ball days and Lake visits. Mrs Ernest Woolwork has returned to Ogden after a delightful four month visit at Kun-Tela. Mr H R Howes, now with government surveying in the Teton region, writes enthusiastically of the country and work. He expects to be away most of the summer.
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G. McCain
Mrs. Olmlend
Ogden
Ernest Woolwork
Kun- 5A
Brotherhood of American Yeomen entertains members with games
Last Wednesday evening the members of the local homestead of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen were delightfully entertained by Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Junk and Mrs. Newell. The evening featured high five, with prizes won by Mr. P. J. Cacell, Mrs. Coffin, Mr. Harland, Mr. Greene, Mrs. Coffin and Mrs. Slater.
Program of musical numbers and farewell party notices
Wednesday evening May 22 at a15 o clock the Mona Smith pupils will present a program of musical selections at First Congregational church. Names include Blanche Barton Alice Beck Aur Bennett LeRoy Blaylock Carman Byron Chadwick Clenoa Lindsay Helen Mills Eileen Birth Amos Maycock Loring Nichole Lettie Ririe Mary Rheese Florence Streener Florence Whitaker Hillard Wherry. A farewell party honored James Christensen at his father’s home before his departure May 17 for Fort Benjamin Harrison to join the engineer service. Families and friends attended with remarks by uncles and in laws, followed by refreshments. An exhibition of Main Vert school work featured art sewing and English work with Red Cross sewing sales aiding the drive. Ambulance robes by seven-year-olds and other student projects were shown and prepared for auction to benefit Red Cross. Music class led by Professor Mark Robinson concluded the school year.
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First Congregational
Mona Smith
Pins
Blanche Barton
Alice Beck
Aur Bennett
LeRoy Blaylock
Ales Bernite
Carman
Byron Chadwick
Clenoa Lindsay
Helen Mills
Eileen Birth
Amos Maycock
Loring Nichole
Lettle Ririe
Mary
James Christensen
Christensen
Union Pacific
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
Government Service
Bamberger
Fant Christensen
James
G. Turnquist
Mia
Frank Anderson
Red Cross
Margaret Critea
Rales
Meeting of the Child Culture club at Derthana
A Thursday afternoon session of the Child Culture club at the Derthana featured Abrs Rosa Kehn as host and Mrs J C Lynch presiding. T A Moyes chaired. Mrs Joseph F E Evans spoke on storing winter coal conserving wool and traditons. Mrs Addie Furie sang Happy Days and Mr Neott J Brown with Ernest Oborn sang Gypsy Love Song and Friends. Mrs J S Farnsworth reviewed Rebecca Wests The Return of the Soldier. Continued on page 6.
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Derthana
Abrs
Rosa Kehn
J. C. Lynch
EH. GO. Wattis
T. A. Moyes
Joseph FE. Evans
Addie Furie
Ms. Evans
Mr. Neott J. Brown
Ernest Oborn
J. S. Farnsworth
Rebecca West
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IsTt
Pras
Heralty
Armenia
Nayon
Elayen
Vines
No Man’s Land
Rumania
Geringnya
Alles
Russia
Geroané To Keep Within the Limits of Fairdealing
Roosevelt and
Music Glass
Teachers’ Music Viasa
Mark Robinson
Eon
Lewin
Mitchel Ina
Sant Qature
Wincaret
Orpheur
Teight
Central Junior High
Tage 6
Skaggs
Idaho
New York
Jergen
Royal Garden Pan
Royal Garden
Lipton
Lipton’s
Carton
Carton San Marto
Cartes Bros
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