Mayor Is Object of Contempt in Chicago
Indignation ran high as Mayor Thompson faced backlash for defying the Governor Milneis and enabling a meeting of the People’s Council viewed as anti American. Tonight, as he prepared to leave Chicago in an automobile parade, his car stalled and a crowd shouted, while the mayor appeared shaken and his executive faced sharp censure.
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Thompson
Chicago
Milneis
Peoplest Council
Proerman
America
Thompeon
Not a Rich Man's War Theme Emerges in New York Echoes
An Ogdenite in New York reports on antiwar sentiment tied to class, noting that wealthy families benefit from the war while poorer Americans bear the burden. He cites fashionable districts as evidence of wealth and hints at broader class tension inspiring resistance to conscription and national conflict.
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New York
England
United States
Notable Leader Surrenders Private Life for War Work
The text highlights individuals like Robin Lovett, head of the Dalon Pacific, who abandon private business to devote their energy to war preparation. It argues the war is a fight for self preservation and warns that inaction by Americans could lead to a period of hardship worse than slavery, urging all to consider what others are doing.
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Robin Lovett
Dalon Pacific
South
Ogden Flour Mill to Expand and Ship Flour South
Ogden plans large scale flour production after remodeling the Molloy mills. Capacity to 460 barrels a day with wheat from Utah and Idaho. 2000 to 2000 barrels daily envisioned for distribution to the south as a new freight generating industry boosts Ogden’s trade and rail interest.
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Miltog Company
Ogden
Btcomas
Molloy
Utah
Idaho
Uietchela
Alates
Georgia
Ogden Waa
Denver
A. C. Moller
Ogden Corporation
Ogden Four
Theater Mounte
Pocalry
Wyoming
Changed Conditions in Germany and Public Sentiment
An American girl Marta Brown spent three years in Germany and reports on shifting German attitudes during World War I. She notes early surprise and contempt toward the United States, rising patriotism as U S troops fought in France, and a later increase in anti American sentiment as defeats and propaganda eroded morale. She describes apathy among common Germans, scarce reading habits, and rising food shortages as the war wore on.
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Marta Brown
Germany
Fatherland
United States
France
The
Marne
Marie Brown
Paris
Beileen
Airplanes to Do the Work in the Campaign Plans
Government report details number of aircraft to be built for the campaign in France port epilog. Army officers discuss production plans with representatives from aeroplane equipment division to ready factories and tying machines, asserting aircraft will decide the war outcome.
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France
W. Torney
Germaer
Air power and German lines of communication in planned invasion
The article argues that air superiority will decide the war, noting German wood shortages hindered aircraft production and that a large American air fleet could cripple German supply routes. It predicts the US could maintain constant bombing and force a German retreat within days after the campaign opens.
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Mermany
Shea Aelog Steel
Ommany
General Petain and the Verdun Era Tactics
A compact retrospective on General Petain’s role in reshaping French tactics after early 1915 attempts. It notes Nivelle Mangin and Micheler opposing the April assault, Petain’s rise, and the shift to artillery heavy defense and counterattacks near Verdun, Arras, and Lens, highlighting the Creeping barrage and improved gun power that slowed German advances.
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Crodtta
Vetala
Simonds
Neville
Nevaria Farm
Soirsons
Auberive
Whelms
Nivelte
Mangia
Laon
Youpiers
Arras
Golssohn
Alloa
Tetaln
Micheler
Somme
Nivelle
Mangin
Nivélle
Ineblet
Slangin
Petain
Chemindes-ismes
Tereble
Verdun
Potain
California
Alberta
Hell
Vores
Lens
Tragic dental anesthesia death in Ogden removes patient’s heart
Mrs. Taylor died after chloroform anesthesia during a tooth extraction at Dr Mark Crown’s office in the Eccles Building Ogden Utah. Complications followed a weak pulse and delayed restoration attempts. The added equipment failures and unavailable life support delayed help as her husband and family awaited funeral plans.
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John Taylor
Parr Weat
Mack
Eelee
Parley Carter
Aucio
Ataie
Carver
Nfor
Palmotor
Gravee
Chiefs
Utah Power and
Ogden
Larkin & Sonn
Woman Resists Divorce Action in District Court
Clara Garnier asked for traveling expenses and temporary alimony to contest a divorce filed by her husband Philip Garnier on grounds of cruelty. She cited two children aged 18 and 35 in her care and claimed one child suffered recurrent typhoid fever, with hospital fees paid by her and support from Leaides.
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Clara Garnier
Colorado
Ogden
Philip Garnier
Garnier i
Leon
Utah Debates Uniform Enforcement Of Child Labor Law
Salt Lake Sept 5 The state board of education weighs a uniform plan to enforce the federal child labor law alongside Utah’s own provisions. The Utah statute requires certificates from superintendents after completing the eighth grade or from parents and widowed mothers for support. Federal rules deny exceptions for age claims. Grace Abbott warns enforcement machinery could be misused to fraudulently certify ages, urging statewide uniformity. Factories, especially tanning, may be most affected by differing state terms.
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Salt Lake
State Board
of Education
Utah
Milas Grace Abbott
Stata
Local军 Corps Forms New Army Company With 1000 Shares
Articles filed with the county clerk reveal a newly incorporated company named WU be Incorporate for 1000 shares at par value. Officers Guy Jonneton president Frank Fe vice president Robert John secretary treasurer, forming the board. The firm aims to buy sell and exchange auto parts and operate passage lines and traffic details. Ranks to sergeants are noted, with troops to be trained at Rockford and Ark locations.
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A. B.C. Taal & Transfer Company
Gade
Guy Jonneton
Frank Fe
Rer
Pry
Aril Mobert
John Aton
Areretary
Treavhrrr
Alree Orn
Oreantreid
Doing
General
Message of friendship from Japan to United States warned of intrigue
Viscount Tahil delivered a solemn Japan to United States message before the House, urging courage against enemies driving a wedge between nations. He spoke of shared wartime goals, mutual support, and the need to coordinate efforts in warfare, homes, and industry, stressing loyalty to emperor and allyship with America.
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Washington
Tistaant Tehl
Japan
United States
House of Repreentatives
Campany
Clark
Viscount Tahil
Hieald
Coopermion
Nelda
France
Uhel Soliima
America
Sithout
Uweadhry
Immense WWI booty seized by Italians in Tunine area
In Tunine Italy as Allied forces advance immense booty fell into Italian hands. Materials indicate rapid retreat with caches of weapons and ammunition abandoned along the Bainetere plateau near Santo Epirito and Laska. Unexploded projectiles and gear litter slopes while three 105 millimeter cannons were captured on Dill Wo 652.
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Tunine
Italy
Wateh
Bainetere
Santo Epirito
Laska
Mulapatha
Rave BA
Tatiana
Am Aunirian Brigia
Noted denial of WWI exemption claim by Kenseth R Knauss
The document presents a protest letter from Kenseth Robert Knauss denying any exemption request from military service. He asserts no appeal was filed to the district or any board and demands publication of his disclaimer. The text references district board actions and mentions twenty four persons listed in relation to exemption decisions.
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Béltar Standard
District Board OF Utah
Lee
United States
Kenseth
Robert Knauss
French Repel Enemy Attacks on Paris Front
German assaults on the Aisne and Champagne fronts were repelled by French forces last night, the war office said. A French attack on Champagne succeeded, while French aircraft bombed German positions, causing deaths and injuries. Five German planes were shot down and French planes reportedly destroyed enemy aeroplane troops behind the front lines.
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Paris
Aisne
Champagne
War Office
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Denglas
Rockford
Mand Lite
Rock, Ark
Aluena
Columbia Grafonda
Glen Bros.-Roberts Piano Co
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Srmem
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