Salaries of Ogden Teachers Topic Debate
A letter to the Standard from a tax payer urges raising Ogden city school teachers’ salaries above prewar levels. It argues higher pay would attract better teachers, notes wage discrimination concerns, and criticizes current budget limits and tax-driven retrenchment while calling for public scrutiny of the proposed schedule.
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Haseen
Johnson
Iera
Utah
Ogden City
Ogden Public Acthonle Ag
Board of Education
Ogda
Ogide
East Bank Forecasts German Defeat and Allied Victory
A major eastern banking house sends a Monday dated review predicting German defeat and Allied victory. The letter notes rising British and Anglo-French securities, reflecting supreme confidence in victory and a deteriorating German economy amid the Western Front crisis.
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Standard
London
Germany
German position on western front grows weaker as relief hopes fade
The text notes worsening conditions and doubts relief in the road situation after Moscow conquest claims. It argues the central powers face insurmountable difficulties in governing newly conquered peoples and preventing uprisings. It credits Allied forces with repeatedly blunting Germany's peak efforts and suggests Americans arriving will bring overwhelming power. Germany’s military strength is declining as western front goals falter, risking German public disappointment.
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Ruesia
Germany
America's Growing Army in France Headlines War Shifts
Early troop movements behind French fronts hint at a German strike in a new sector as American forces pour into France at 150 000 to 200 000 monthly. Analysts expect the ally balance to tilt by midsummer, with the offensive momentum likely to favor the Allies.
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France
Cambrai
Foch
Champagne
Hindenburg
Rheims
Sooissons
Ypres
Amiens
al- Med Line
Hnes
Belgian
American troops deployed at rapid pace threaten war end
A house committee member warned that 99,000 American soldiers were abroad in the first ten days of May, at about 9,000 per day, with projections of 270,000 a month. He predicted the United States would send one million men within a year of Pershing’s first shipment, signaling America’s decisive role in ending the war.
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Berlin
House Oolutary Committee
Wold Toe Pershing
United States
America
Pete
Ogden objects to Allied veterans visit misstep
The Deseret News reports Ogden newspapers condemn the cancellation of a welcome for visiting allied war veterans. It notes friction between Ogden and Salt Lake boosters, regrets the lost reception, and urges civil cooperation while praising the visiting veterans as blameless in the matter.
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Ogden
Deseret News
Junction City
Jnviutilles
Asden
L ‘Ciel
Washington
de Risitorn
Kaneis
Salt Lake
Aii
Fuel Administration Urges Immediate Coal Orders Nationwide
The Fuel Administration warns that coal mines must run full time in the west, southwest, and middle sections to avert shortages next fall and winter. Consumers in many states have not ordered enough coal, risking insufficient supply during severe cold. Officials urge prompt orders to distribute production over the season and prevent being forced into day to day shortages.
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Ottee
Fuel Administration
Washington
Fes
Whail
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Ordée
Sho
Han
Thera Han Teen
Ieee
Thorn Mey
Editorial Breathes Conciliatory Tone Amid Ogden Clash
A reforming editorial urges dropping quarrels to aid the state's cities, while noting Ogden resents being blamed for mistreatment. It claims the stated reason veterans could not endure the parade is false and recalls a 74 mile travel stretch and rifle salute as a debasing gesture.
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Ogden
Masonic Club Notice Announcement of Annual Meeting
Important annual business meeting will be held Friday evening May 24. All members are requested to attend. T. S. Suaugnessy, Secretary Treasurer reports this notice to the lodge.
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T. S. Suaugnessy
New War Regs Target Idle Registrants and Gamblers
The article explains new wartime rules compelling registrants not in useful work to join labor or face military service. It extends authority to local boards to summon idle men such as pool hall loiterers and broaden to gamblers, bucket shop workers, race track attendants, fortune tellers, palmists, and similar figures deemed idlers aiding factions. The regulation after July 1 empowers boards to act even without original jurisdiction.
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United States
Chicago
New York
Ufa
Germany
Empire
Walt
Avery
New Wartime Labor Class Rules Explained by General Crowder
General Crowder explains the new wartime labor regulations expanding classification II and III workers in food service, elevator staff, ushers, clerks, and domestic workers. The rules aim to balance employment usefulness with domestic hardship, extend non useful occupation coverage, and allow boards to adjust due to compelling domestic circumstances and women’s employment needs.
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Gen. Crowder
General Crowder
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