Ogden Paving Campaign Amid War Labor Strain
In Ogden the city directs workers from farms and mills to paving projects delaying crops and meat production. Officials argue for wartime mobilization while business keeps streets improved, provoking public questioning of motives and impact on food supply. Community leaders urge restraint as labor drags on ceremonies and policy debates intensify.
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Ogden
Ie Ta Rerlona
Keoping
Jlabar
Tno
Banders
Campaien
Saji Lake
Az An
Hae
The Standard Publishes Evening Independent Briefs
The Standard, an independent newspaper, notes evening publication without exception. It credits Associated Press items and local content, confirming standard vows to credit sources and publish material from the paper and wire services.
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Azerpt Suncay
Membq
Associated Press
Trwa
Speeding through city streets prompts protests after near miss incident
On Saturday a car traveling 30 miles per hour turned the corner on Trealyalsth Street at the Interpre tion of Washington and barely avoided pedestrians crossing guardedly. Residents warn that fast driving endangers walkers and demand stricter enforcement as reckless operators risk fatal outcomes.
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Trealyalsth
Washington
Ea Reekieas
Jeas
Angering observations on war as a German-born observer speaks
An anti American anti British publication cites a German born writer claiming France resents British peasants entrapment and predicts three years to restore German borders. He asserts heavy bombardment will force French and English to suffer losses to push Germans back.
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Eaniems
Adralta
Germany
France
Fragments on War Endurance and German Forts Destruction
Fragmentary remarks compare German wartime endurance to modern conflict. The speaker argues today’s war is vastly more intensive and destructive, suggesting American tactics may bypass trenches by striking beyond frontline forts and lines of communication to drive Germans from their positions.
German Copper Supply In War Time Mystery
The article questions Germanys copper sources during wartime, noting past copper producers associations and disputed exports credited to Germany. It argues Germany likely stored copper for war needs despite limited central European mines and reports from the French front about metal shortages.
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Germany
United States
Popper
van Leung
Lopper
Europe
Balkans
Teutoule
Ffront
Paying While the Crops Rot
A fragmentary report discusses political influence in Ogden, noting misdirection in state reporting and questioning motives behind public discourse. It hints at management changes, farmer concerns, and local power plays affecting Ogden’s political scene.
JTAK Artillery Boys Train In Horseback Drills For France
The Battery Ti unit trains thirty two horses for drill as they prepare to sail for France to join the front. Soldiers learn monkey drill and mounting techniques to perfect riding, aiming to be ready for artillery duties. Officers prefer recruits with a clean slate on horses to instill proper methods. The men long for home visits but focus on reaching Linda Vista and the Kaiser.
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France
Linda Vista
American patrol ship sunk near Atlantic port
A patrol ship on duty off an Atlantic port was rammed and sunk by an unknown craft in early lad? The navy reported the accident and said raising the sunken vessel would begin soon, noting the incident as a crucial alert.
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U.S
Washington, Ort
Atlantic
Navy
Boston Tie-Up Threat Sparks Dockside Labor Feud
Boston facing serious tie up as 1,000 dock workers walkout amid contract dispute with Maine and Boston & Albany lines. They demand higher wages and faster rate of pay in place of current arrangements.
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Boston
New York Opens Liberty Loan Campaign Amid Bells and Whistles
New York launches its Liberty Loan drive with church bells and factory whistles. Mayor Mitchell presides at city hall as early subscripts report strong participation. Chicago follows with 700,000,900 of the new loan. Nationwide drive aims at multi billions with McAdoo leading efforts.
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New York
New York City
Federal Reserve District
Mitchell
Antin Pacife Railroad Company
Routhern Railroad
Namaeess
Chicago
Olive Tablets Devised by Dr Edwards for Bowel Help
An old advertisement touts Dr F C Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy used for seventeen years to ease bowel function. It claims olive colored tablets cleanse the system without calomel, promising clearer skin and general wellbeing for both women and men.
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F. AC Edwards
Edwants
Edwasie
McAdoo Calls Nation to Major Liberty Bond Drive
Secretary McAdoo presents the bond plan to Speaker, receiving a $1,000 check, and delivers a speech urging a monumental Liberty loan program. He predicts 13 to 14 billion dollars in new bonds by June 30, 1918, notes allied obligations and taxes, and insists unity and patriotism will make the campaign a success.
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Wasiington
Joan Bonds
Treasury
United States
McAdoo
Cleveland
Chambers of Commerce
Corl
Treasury Department
Atage
Durleson
Liberty Loan
Sec
Liberty
Mas McAdoo
Imerta
America
German Money Used to Influence Press in Egypt Case
The Matin reports that Dolo Pasha faced charges of collusion with the enemy. In March 151 a plan approved by German foreign minister Gottlieb von Jagox allegedly arranged 10 million marks to influence the French press via Abbas Hilm, former khediva of Egypt. As part of the scheme, 4 million marks moved through Swiss banks, with Abbas Hilm and an associate said to have collected 200,000 francs as commission.
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Dolo Pasha
Abbas Hillel
Gottlieb von Jagox
Dto
Abbas Hilm
President Irogoyen Holds Neutral Line for Argentina
Washington reports that President Irogoyen will not head Congress action or public demand for war measures and will maintain Argentina’s neutral stance. A joint South American war course is considered unlikely as key governments rejected the AMEGO proposal. Separately, Avex of naval yard workers seek raises up to one dollar daily. more than 12,000 workers involved.
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Washington
Kivchin
House
Senate
Bwe Boura
Debeta
Tormarm
Germany
Irogoyen
South Americs
Navy Yards
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Army
Sermon on the Value of a Confession of Faith
A First Presbyterian sermon emphasizes the necessity and value of a confession of faith. Rev Carver argues sincerity and truth in belief, urging acceptance of God's word through reason and experience. He warns against overconfession without conviction and stresses that creed should guide spiritual life, not erode it.
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First Presbyterian Church
Meverend Carver Sald
Ruth Weed
Peter
Maane
Howe
Fragmentary sermon on faith and creed as thermometer of character
The excerpt argues that belief must align with conduct, comparing faith to a thermometer that must read truthfully. It cites Simon Peter’s confession that Jesus is the Christ as foundational, warning that a profession of faith divorced from conduct is not a creed. The passage emphasizes conviction over mere words.
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Simon Peter
Christ
Peter
Fife
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