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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1917
Page
2
A damaged OCR segment from an independent newspaper mentions public notices and credited news but is largely unreadable with missing dates and names. The readable bits hint at a periodical publication schedule and editorial note about source credibility and republication limitations.
A quavering plea condemns Senator King for aligning with LaFollette and Borah against a late action on excess profits taxes. The letter accuses allied senators of aiding the enemy and urges King to avoid pressuring public figures accused as traitors by the American people.
An inexact tribute extols Eli Root as the embodiment of American resolve during the war. It lauds his sacrifice of personal leisure, support for the administration, and efforts to stir the Republic, predicting his name will be inscribed in American history with high regard.
An expert from a major dairy equipment firm touring Ogden Utah says climate and soil there suit dairying. He unveils a transportable milking machine priced at 276 dollars with a built in engine, claiming it requires minimal setup and boosts small farm viability.
Emperor Wilhelm telegraphs the Empress from Riga as German morale strains. A cartoon in Puck mocks Kalera’s appeal to the devil while God may guide or hinder the Kaiser’s aims. With Russian forces disordered and Verdun looming, the article comments on divine sanction and strategic drives on the western front.
Fragmentary text discusses opposition to taxing profits from war related industries. References include a supposed authority, objections from businessmen, calls to appropriate profits for war, and mentions of capital markets, advertisements, and bidders at high rates. The fragment lacks clear events, dates, or named entities.
Pred Stephen Iscelis of Pillsbury Pennsylvania was captured aboard the German submarine U-2 after it sank the American tanker Campana. Five Campana crewmen were taken aboard the U-2, then rescued hours later by a patrol boat that found the submarine under tow.
The article discusses government hopes to curb patriotic and textual tendencies harming the economy, noting the burden of massive war expenditures. It cites rumored appropriations around 20 billion for the year, with about 7.8 billion for domestic expenditures and funds for ships and the Shipping Board, stressing gradual use and defense of industrial development while signaling commitment to a successful war finish.
A historical remark notes that a private soldier may rise in rank, citing General Sir William Troberteen who served for years as a private before becoming director of England's war strategy, illustrating upward mobility within the army.
A Springfield woman recounts her two enlisted sons and urges duty to country during a social gathering with Governor Lowden and Chicago Mayor Thompson. German American women present hear a blunt critique of anti patriotism and pledge support, leaving no one claiming bravado after the tale of sacrifice.
A reader argues that German leaders claim a righteous war defense while many Germans misjudge American sentiment. The piece notes Americans rejected entering the war and questions German understanding of U S anger over the Lusitania attack and the Mexico intrigues. It criticizes German misperceptions and calls out autocratic governance.
A vintage advertisement promotes Foley's Money and Tar as an effective cough remedy for children. It features a Texan reader from Brownaville, Chas Baker, praising quick relief and noting the product contains no opiates and helps with croup. The ad appears in a local classified page with other editorial notes.
Ogden police arrested three men and three women after a spree of stolen cars and robberies across Idaho. The group linked to Mackay and Blackfoot thefts includes Joseph J. Kelly C Gardner and Temple Smith with Ella Williams Mrs Maddie Chrisman and Mrs Tulle Hadfield as alleged accomplices. The loot in five cases included knives pens dresses jewelry and silks. The suspects were held on $120 reward for the stolen car and will be brought to Mackay authorities for further action.
Revived amendment to the Dew bond bill proposes a joint congressional committee on war conduct. The idea was tabled in the Senate weeks ago and has now resurfaced. The president has written to several lawmakers voicing opposition.
London reports British casualties for the past week totaling 15 614. The breakdown shows killed or died of wounds: officers 364 and men 3450. wounded or missing: officers 46 and men 1 024.
Two brigadier generals of the new national army played in a Fort Logan game while two enlisted men officiated. Brigadier General Martin played second base for his team, defeating a lineup led by Brigadier General Ven Vilet, 4 to 3, with General Van Vie in right field.
A crowd gathered at the county court house as five couples from Ogden and nearby towns obtained marriage licenses and wed in a single day. Notably, 15 year old Miss Peters received parental consent for her ceremony, performed by Rev Christian J. Garver, while other couples wed under arrangements with different ministers.
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