Senator Sharman Attacks Wilson In Rehashed Plot claims
Illinois Senator’s tirade repeats melodramatic charges against President Wilson. The piece mocks Sharman for railing about Vatican plots and residency theft, calling Wilson’s rhetoric “counterfeit moralities” and “scholastic gabble.”
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Sharman
Illinois
Vatican
Woodrow Wilton
Sherman
United States
United States Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Illinois’ Statesman
Utah Printing Is Discredited by State Fair Window Cards
A letter from an Ogden linotype operator criticizes a Utah State Fair promotion window card found in Ogden shops. It claims the card, branded Printed in Minneapolis, reveals Utah’s lack of local printing facilities for fair materials and mocks Utah lithography despite Ogden’s own acclaimed local shop and its successful color work.
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Utah
Ogden
Utah State
Minneapolis
West
As To Rents In Ogden Letter Sparks Debate
A reader responds to Ogden Standard, questioning rent policy and the balance between encouraging home building for rent and preventing profiteering. He argues higher costs to build would force high rents, making owners appear as profiteers, while those who built at lower rates in the past face changing returns.
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Ogden Standard
Tani
Standard
Globe Milling Co
Equalizing wages and rents in Ogden questioned
A reader criticizes wage and rent practices, condemning profiteering while urging fair treatment of labor and capital. The letter argues capital bears less burden yet profits from investments, calls for redistribution of opportunity, and urges Ogden papers to promote balanced policy and civic fairness. It defends The Standard as fair and anti-privilege, stressing law and order and avoidance of class prejudice.
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Ogden
Literary Digest
Von Tirpitz on America and the Sussex turning point
Admiral von Tirpitz argues the war’s decisive turn came from the Sussex note and America’s stance. He says Germany’s promise to indemnify victims showed capitulation, undermining submarine warfare and aiding England. He recounts internal debates, Zimmermann’s plot, and missed chances that shaped 1916.
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von Tirpitz
America
Germany
Marne
Verdun
Somme
Wilson
England
Jutland
Albert Ballin
Hamburg-American Line
Ballin
United States
Zimmermann
Mexico
Alfred Zimmermann
Heinrich von Eckhardt
Mexico City
Reichstag
Russia
German statements on peace talks and propaganda after war
The speaker criticizes premature peace attempts through the Danish court as revealing weakness. He accuses Scheidemann Erzberger and Prince Max of Baden of spreading propaganda that monarchy and militarism must fall, while noting German masses endured nerve strain, hunger, and losses, diminishing resistance. He doubts full victory after the second Marne.
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Spel
Sandjak
Novibazar
Alara
Max
Baden
Germany
Scheicemann
Erzberger
Prince Max of
Secon
Marne
Wyoming game warden shot and killed near Rock Springs
John Tusxion, Rock Springs Wyoming game warden, was shot and fatally wounded while investigating gunfire near El Plane Road. An 18 year old, Joe Mates, was arrested as a suspect. The other witness, Joe Colvnnty, said Mates prevented a further shot as the incident unfolded.
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John Tusxion
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Joe Mates
Muston
Civil
Rack Springs
Toda
Buxton
Se Uply
Mr. Kuxtan
Jeff
Alt
Thay
Flock Springs
Dew
Ravie
Mates
Joe Colvnnty
Fitijg
Duel Denied as Likely Accident Near Palisades
New York dispatch reports that army authorities deny a duel between two officers atop the Palisades at night. They say the clash likely arose from a stray bullet that wounded Captain J. D. Cabb of Company B, 14th Infantry. The weapon may have been fired by a hunter in nearby woods.
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New York
Palisades
J. D. Cabb
14Th Infantry
Tyra Hunter
Bullitt Talk Denied in London Sparks Senate Debate
London papers print an "authorized" statement attributed to William Bullitt, former attached to the American peace delegation, before the U S senate foreign relations committee. The claim prompts questions and calls for explanations as officials deny parts of his testimony.
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NDON
Williaam
Thillitt
Foreign Relations Committee
United States Senate
London
Houliltr
Question of who denied the measure stirs press debate
The fragment discusses suspending judgment until implications in L are clarified. It notes newspapers questioning who authorized the denial and that neither Premier Lloyd George nor his secretary, Kerr, signs the denial. Paris reports hint at interviews on the subject.
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Lloyd George
Ims Necratary
Kliin Kerr
Ani
Paris Cov Parts
Bails Ramse
Neitzsche Mad Creed IG Exposed at the Movies
A brief notice highlights a photoplay version of Major Trupert Hughes' theory featuring quotes from Nietzsche. It discusses the dangerous influence of the mad philosopher's ideas and calls the film The Unpardonable Sin a stark critique while promoting the classified advertisement.
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Unites States
Neil
Europe
Harry Cureson
Trupert Hughes’ Ory
Baenae
Gale Coast Storm Claims Dozens of Lives and Damage
Early reports from the Texas gulf coast indicate a tropical hurricane Sunday struck coastal towns from Corpus Christi to Brownsville. Estimates of dead range around twenty five with extensive property loss, especially in Port Arthur and nearby communities. widespread rains and wind battered frame buildings and disrupted records.
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Bel
Act
Texas Gulf Coast Territory
Gulf
Corps Christi
Corps Christi Bay
Port Aruteas
Mustanglard
Wiese
Brownsville
Moniay
Army
Rio Grande
Yextes
Tex
Alpina
Begon
Kansas City
Colorado City
Trady
Brownwood
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Castoria
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Galicia
Hills Bros
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Aso
Bullitt
Neitzche
Storm
Gale Coasy
Marie Walcamp
Cody
Thunder Mountain
Doug Fairbanka
Tienstin
Inde
Tisk
Nestlé
Femiine Treea
Ome
Newle
Shoreiday
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