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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1917
Page
4
The fragment describes Japanese under Hamai and loyalty to Uncle Sam, noting intermingled society with white brothers and involvement in Red Cross charity during an era of cross-cultural ties. It mentions a Samoan incident and entertainment association, with many in the Bed Cross era.
Washington Sept 16 announced completion of new wage scales for all navy yards. The plan raises pay about 10 percent on average and cuts the number of rates in trades to three. Top rate for machinists could reach 4.64 a day while the lowest might exceed 1.04. Some yards like Puget Sound and Mare Island see higher adjustments. Arrests followed a disruption at a platform where Mrs Hale and Whitehead faced police for breach of the peace.
Rioting marked a peace meeting in Hartford and led to arrests as Annie Hale of New York faced police action. Major General Gorlas announced tentative hospital sites in nineteen cities for WWI veteran rehabilitation, with Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Chicago expected to host large 600 bed centers.
German press comment on Count Lunburg's dispatches via Swedish channels to Argentina criticizes his discretion and cautions. Taegische Ruthechau questions the claim that Argentina’s foreign minister is notorious. Other papers discuss the submarine war and Day zones.
Washington reports the exports board has nearly blocked shipments of munitions and food, allowing licenses only when directly aiding the war effort. Wheat and flour are named, with strict limits and exceptions for medical needs. The order signals a wartime economic dictatorship, requiring proof of each shipment’s war relevance.
General Hoyle and Tay Pay O Connor witnessed the 165th infantry parade at Camp Mills, the first parade of a 3600-strong regiment in its new formation. O Connor praised the marchers and predicted German curiosity about the Rainbow division’s history and the U S Army’s first line force.
Reports from Petrograd on Saturday September 15 state Russia has been proclaimed a republic. The provisional government rejected the proclamation dated September 14, citing Kornilov’s rebellion and internal disorder as threats to the state. Kerensky and other leaders defend republican organization as the path forward. The scene reflects rising political upheaval and calls for unity to preserve Russia’s future.
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