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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1917
Page
2
Tomorrow Last Day to Register for City Election
Tomorrow is the final day to register for the city election. Voters who have not yet completed the duty should record their names before the designated hour on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Softrane
Homes of Ogden to be Regulated in Food Campaign
The draft wartime notice describes strict food conservation measures to affect Ogden households before spring. Meat and flour rations will be reduced, sugar delivered in smaller portions, candy production halted, and government tracing of foodstuff to homes will begin. The wealthy may escape regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOMES
Ogden
Roger
Abele
Utah
Rumors Around Enlargements Sparkland Tracing Efforts
Rumors persist about enlargements, with discussions tracing the origins and spread. Officials urge careful verification as speculation circulates, stressing the need for confirmed information and avoiding unverified claims.
Ogden Red Cross workers unpaid amid rumor claims
Allegations circulate that Anertonn Red Grass workers in the Ogden chapter are unpaid for hours and services while division secretaries receive salaries. Rumors accuse Fed Crow workers of pay, with local officials urging verification at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Red Cron Bere
David Ison
Alsoma Ne
Ogden Faces Winter of Coal Shortage
Ogden faces a harsh winter as hundreds lack coal while waiting for aid. Local officials say relief must come in writing. telephone replies have been insufficient. Dr EM Conroy and state rail officials must review the claim with documented costs to secure assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxden
Ward
EM. Conroy
State Board
Ogden
Mackensen's 15 The Mastermind
A fragmented, biased wartime piece credits General Mackensen as Germany's supreme military mind. It claims his strategy overwhelmed Russian defenses at a critical juncture, praising his leadership while alleging Ottoman forces shifted focus to Nighy and asserting German genius in the Dungjes theatre.
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Ptersburg
Gulf of Floland
Armien
Ageres
Mackensen
Dungjes
Gay Hela
Gremane
von Hindenburg
Germany
Help for the Army of Cadorna
A wartime briefing notes confusion over Italian command gaps as Central Powers mass on the northern front. It contemplates American and French reinforcements, rail limits, and the need to move troops and artillery across a wide front amid potential panic and strategic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironsot
Cadorna
Beiox
Vermans
Vervh Ing
Italy
Prioce
Mixing the Good and the Bad in Lord Nanbelfte’s Tale
A commentary claims the Amatiran newspaper overreaches on food news and war updates. The Lutte Miner asserts much war reporting is sourced from Larshma, yet unavailable elsewhere. The piece notes uncertain origins and questions direct sources.
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Nanbelfte
Dale Et Maneas
Larshma
Akré
Ted
Vlogia Goureee le Forariebly
Brieter
Press and public mood in America and Britain compared
The piece contrasts American optimism with British pessimism in news reporting. It notes Lord Northcliffe’s influence and claims American papers publish as much as possible, while Americans prefer cheer over gloom, arguing the public remains capable of action whether upbeat or somber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northcliffe
London Times
Nmber
Meeting at Tabernacle Addresses by Welling and Pingren
A Weber county chapter Daughters of the Pioneers mass meeting at the tabernacle heard Congressman Milton H. Welling and James Pingren discuss women’s role in the war and liberty bond purchase. The event featured the French national anthem sung in original language by the Farley sisters, organ music, and performances by local women and a ninth ward quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Milton H. Welling
James Pingren
Weber County
Powerrs
Laughters of the Pioneers
Uiscu
Liberty
Weber
Ogden
Germany
Madeline Farley
Ermity Farley
Fred N. Hees
Ninth Ward
Py Whittaker
Italian Army Retreat Reported on Front in Europe
London dispatch cites an Exchange Telegraph despatch from Rome claiming Austro German forces four times larger threaten the Italian front across the Alps to the Adriatic. Rome says Italians fall back after heavy attacks, with 100000 Italian prisoners and 700 guns reported. casualties cited amid claims of shifting lines and renewed Austrian gains.
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London
Rome
Mumber
Charica
Merchat
von Mockenten
Julie Alps
Adriaticara
Hallan Acil
Hallan
Cle] Fda
Ailine
Gorizia
Trango
Thos
Galicia
Battle and Allied Plans Loom in Open Country Front
Reported fighting begins as German forces advance into Ciridate region with Liattans destroying depots and Civiate on alert. Allied leaders, including the French cabinet, convene to decide cooperation on the Tralan front amid possible rapid westward enemy advances.
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Ciridate
Sur
Cie
Thie
Tralan
Reds Lose to Blues in Country Club Tournament Dustup
The Reds and Blues played a near evenly matched event at the Country Club links yesterday with the Blues edging the Reds by four points, twenty five to twenty five per side. The long list of players includes W. C. Wright, J. T. Weight, A. G. Hom, N. C Wood, H. G. Kayd, J. Scowcroft, Royal Wirata, J. Parker, H. W. Dunn, LeHettman, and many others on both sides. A table banquet for the Reds is planned at the Weber club Monday evening, November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Thy
Ogden
Tuea
Weber Clut
Heipayngs Teds
W. C. Wright
Tt. F. Matstol
J. T. Weight
A. G. Hom
W. Il. Harris
Wo. Watts
BM. Wright
W. T. Brown
N. C Wood
G. Tayetor
Te T. Dee
Joyea
CA. Kayd
Hew Kizabalt
Joseph Scowerott
Mark Bailth
Vred
Thomas
Lieutenant Nichols
J. M. Keeles
Avro
H.W Dunn
Henry Valker
Jake Culley
Lol. Reynolds
A. I. Bigelow
BE. J. Harness
J. E Carver
Injury death report in hospital after crush incident
Kyron Francis Waee, 835 Twenty secs) pail street, injured October 13 when crushed between objects near a cath on We Ui. Aged 0 tam agent, died yesterday at 2p. At the De host. Mr. re Ride! was erucheds a hale Seng Uterally fern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyron Francis Waee
Fragmentary OCR Item Headlines Unclear Readable Facts
A damaged OCR fragment shows incomplete words about mine coal and oaks with no clear event or names. Readable parts include scattered terms, offering no verifiable person, place, organization, date, or outcome. Uncertain content prevents a coherent news item.
Ogden Man Dies After Railroad Accident
John Pace, born November 22 1830 in Ogden, died after a coupling incident while working as a railroad witchman. Survived by his wife Clara Knowles two children and siblings. Funeral scheduled Tuesday at 2 pm in the Fifth Ward chapel with viewing times and interment at Ogden City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pace
Ogden
Tyron F
Mary Harrison Pace
Tots
Ars
Mabel Stolet
Mra
Libbie Dabney
Roay Frulk
Holand J. Pace
United States Navy
Larkin Mortuary
Sifth Ward
Inday
Larkin
James
Carver
Twenty-second Street
Ogden City Cemetery
Food pledge week begins amid shifting fronts in France
Reports note German retreat along the Chemin des Dares with French forces aiming to push toward Laon. Weather aids the defense by obscuring operations and slowing Allied advances, while Austrians on the Italian front recently moved troops and supplies.
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Tidce
Chemin Des Dares
Laon
Gulf of Mes
Baat
Gerigan
Falkenhapn
Near East
France
Berlin pressure and front lines shift in late war report
Reports describe intensified German pressure to secure Austrian alliance, with Austro German forces penetrating recent Tolming sector positions amid heavy artillery. Battles stretch from Stetlan front to the Finnish Gulf area, while British advances in Mesopotamia continue, and Turkish prospects remain unmaterialized.
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Berlin
Stetlan
Tolming
Hallan
Lalaida
Finnish Gulf
Wenler
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