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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1917
Page
2
Descriptions allege conspiracies to subvert Western America and betray ships, with the Buenos Aires Awedleh delegation accused of aiding German efforts. The piece describes growing public belief that German treachery and submarine warfare violate every moral code, reshaping global opinion.
London Observer interview with Robert Lansing, secretary of state, reveals a critical view of America’s war posture. Lansing argues democracy slows to mobilize but will act decisively when the time is right, insisting the United States moved only when it could achieve peace. The piece underscores high expectations and patience from Allied observers.
Lansing defends rapid mobilization and democratic resolve after war declaration. He cites compulsory service, massive loans, distant waters presence, and 40,000 trainees as proof of progress. He argues America will steadily increase aid, with unity behind the president and allied missions forming a cooperative foundation for war effort.
In Bo City during a period of upheaval, Ognen asserts a forward push to build more firmly and boldly, aiming for resilience and steadiness amid disorder. The message emphasizes resolve, communal effort, and measured progress despite unrest.
Curtis H. Lindley notes the food administration's price controls and distribution while highlighting Ogden's booming industry. Globe Milling plans a 1.1 million bushel grain elevator and $750000 investment to transform Ogden into a western hour manufacturing city with 75 to 100 permanent jobs. The project includes 40 tanks, a 160 foot water works house, and a 2500 barrel daily mill, plus new warehouses and offices. The expansion will boost rail traffic, wheat shipments, and regional commerce, attracting farmers and supporting local canneries, clothing plants, and factories like Scowrrote and American Cac. Ogden shifts from local importance to a leading manufacturing center in the western United States.
Street cars will cross the viaduct next year, carrying passengers to West Ogden. More workers are employed in that area and foot traffic over the viaduct today shows the need for direct tar service. The Board predicts growth for West Ogden with new homes along Weber River bluffs in ten years.
Reports reveal U S aims to expose German Sweden relations and how the Berlin envoy to Argentina pressed for submarine destruction of ships. Argentina accepted Germany’s pledge to halt submarine attacks, averting a potential diplomatic clash. Baron Akeretim, Swedish chargé d’affaires, avoided comment awaiting official signals. The Argentine embassy planned a future statement.
A telegram from Stockholm reports Petrograd and Moscow faced famine risks with bread scarcity rising. Authorities planned extraordinary measures and special trains to move supplies from supply centers to Petrograd and Moscow as Warsaw and other routes were damaged.
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