War Debate and La Follette Critique in The Standard
The Standard cites General Emoot arguing against La Follette and endorsing earlier declaration of war. It portrays attacks on presidential figures, condemns pacifist stance, and defends U S entry into conflict as necessary to uphold treaties and humanity. The piece frames neutrality as a restraint against aggression and supports decisive action.
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Ald
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Thia
LaFollette
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Follette
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Broatar Hmoot
America Choose War To Vindiicate Hervest
Enforce the New Law Citizens define clean campaign standards
Citizens who define a clean campaign would verify infractions of the new corrupt practices law and report the parse to The Standard. The notice outlines enforcement expectations and citizen duties under the new regulation.
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Stanvard
Last Day Before the Primaries
An apparent political notice urges voters to act before the primaries, emphasizing the final hours to vote. Instructions surface about registration and casting ballots, reflecting local election procedures and community involvement on the eve of the vote.
Senator Smoot's Views on War Support
Washington commentary argues for firm pro America stands. The piece urges Senator Smoot to back the nation’s war effort or risk aligning with enemies, framing the current moment as critical for national victory.
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Rend Btioch
Sie
America
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Ogden Red Cross Workers Praised For Service
A Denver report lauded Ogden Chapter Red Cross workers as the most perfect in city relief efforts. National standards praised Ogden women for their holared work, reflecting high praise from the National American Red Cross.
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Denver
Public Improvements Debate in Ogden Paving Fight Recalled
The Standard recounts a battle over South Washington Avenue paving led by Mayor, property owners, and The Blanchard. It notes state road funds could aid the project, while urging wiser timing, fairness to homeowners, and avoiding coercive methods amid broader road work tensions.
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Pat Moran
Salt Lake
Ogden
Washington Avenue
Meck
Thea Moront Skeet
Atata
Blanchard
State Road Commission
Washington
Lin
Twenty
Liberty Loan Subscriptions Eye Billion Dollar Mark
Treasury officials report rapid Liberty Loan progress with a billion-dollar subtotal in sight and plans that the drive could reach two billion by week’s end. Dispatches from Minneapolis Hawaii and New York show broad solicitor activity and large recurring subscriptions while financial figures reflect heavy district gains and Rockefeller bond advice.
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Washington
Treasury
Minneapolis
Enthusiaser Ammeng
Treasury Department
Hawaii
Juan
Ford calls for national unity amid war effort
In a wartime statement Ford argues for support of the government and aims to end future wars. He notes large contributions from major firms including Metals National Tank and New York Produce Exchange to back the national cause. He warns enemies allegedly spreading propa ganda among workers in Detroit and elsewhere.
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Detroit
United States
Germany
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Foley's Honey and Tar Ad and War Conference Report
An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar touts it as a cure for coughs and colds, with a customer testimonial from Mrs. Anna Pelzer of Omaha. A separate dispatch from Copenhagen notes the prisoners of war conference opening to discuss prisoner exchange and food parcels for soldiers, with Russian, Austrian, German, and Turkish representatives present.
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Jefferson Street
Omaha
Foley
Mira
Benson
A. R.mintyre Daug CO
Copenhagen
Treasury and Armed Forces discuss war insurance rights
Treasury officials meet with Army and Navy representatives in Washington to explain the new war insurance law rights and urge enrollment by February 12. Assistant Secretary Rove cites protection for soldiers and their families as a key benefit and notes the ease of paying the insurance amount. Also reported, the Agriculture Department says a large part of this year's wheat crop grades high under federal standards, with many wheat lots rated third grade or better.
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Treasury
Army
Navy
Rove
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Department of Agriculture
Saya
Mexican Raiders Cross Rio Grande Mission Area
Report describes a band of raiders crossing the Rio Grande into Grangenv Mexic ern village near Mission Mexico. Firing heard in Madero City with no casualty details yet. repairs mentioned but no confirmation of injuries or further actions.
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Mission
Tax
Grangenv
Mexicern
Hio Grands
Madero City
Lloyd George withdraws suit over London air raid claim
London Oct 16 The libel suit filed by Premier Lloyd George against the Westminster Gazette and the Daily News over a report that he left London during an air raid warning has been withdrawn. The terms include an apology and payment of an unspecified sum to indemnify the premier for his costs.
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Belace Uous
Lloyd George Age
Excbiora Telestaph
Westminster Gazette
Delty News
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