Asquith Speech at Leeds Warns Against Unjust Peace
At Leeds a former premier urged that after the war there be a higher regard for self government and the rights of small nations. He criticized peace terms tied to victors and warned that such treaties would become their own death warrant, predicting renewed conflict.
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Germany urged to open peace talks and end war fear
Asquith questions Germany’s willingness to open real peace steps and restore French territory while granting Belgium independence without fetters. He mocks platitudes and argues only decisive action can lead to lasting peace, noting German desire for peace but continued military strength and reform demands for Britain to mobilize all national power.
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Money and War Tax Policy From a Banker View
A banker in the United States argues that new war revenue will fall on income taxes and excess profits taxes, with heavy but not confiscatory rates. He says massive appropriations and bond issues show the administration’s aim to fund war quickly, calling for every citizen to sacrifice and do their share for victory.
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Hundred Thousand Aviators Plan to Strengthen Air War
The secretary of war sets 150000 men to be drawn into aviation service as part of the United States effort to bolster air power. The air campaign aims to deploy 100000 machines to carry American troops over German trenches. Bombing targets Germany’s lines of communication and bridges to collapse supply, threaten famine, and compel German defense.
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France
Belgium
Canning Industry Growth From Ogden Plant Plan
The California Packing Corporation will invest 160000 in a new concrete building 200 by 60 feet planned for Ogden's expanded canning operations. The move signals a major step in Ogden becoming a key fruit packing center, with the company’s large interests backing the project.
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Ogden
The Fighting Trail melodrama puts riders at cliff edge
William Winecan and Carol Holloway star in The Fighting Trail a melodramatic outdoor photoplay. During a scene on a narrow mountain trail a horse reared and fell toward a canyon while Duncan leaped free to rescue Misa Holloway who was about to be dragged over the precipice.
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New President of the Choir to Be Named Tonight
A new president of the Orden Tabernacle choir will be named at the regular Thursday practice tonight. Men meet at 6:00, women at 6:15 for a general rehearsal, with the new president’s name kept as a surprise by stake presidents. Members anticipate a productive year under new leadership amid enthusiastic support.
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Real Estate Transfers Commissioner Appoints Officers in War Era
Real estate transfers official Claxton of a federal bureau seeks appointment for Oreanited Tabor to vesset in MIM italD te tu Seorgate effictener of the public ackiwil 9)'. Lienhardt, Joky W. Tunes and Lienhardt and Aru referenced amid wartime duties.
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Pantages Bill Opens Today At Orpheum Theatre
Salt Lake audiences are promised excellent entertainment as the new Pantages bill opens at the Orpheum. The attraction features Wanted a Wife, a George Choos musical comedy with Frank Yarrington and Charlotte Taylor, plus jugglers the Noyal Guserloges, comedy sketch Women, and acts by Mite Miatka Laula Kaufman Lucy Luderrio Matt and Jett, with a matinee at 2 p.m. today.
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Laula Kaufman
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Gary Mills Held Up by Strikers
Gary Ind Sept 27 Operations of the United States Steel mill at Gary and South Chicago were curtailed by a strike of about 359 switchmen on the Elgin Joliet and East railroad. The men walked out after a sudden demand for higher wages.
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Catarshal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
The fragmentary text cites a claim about deafness and recovery, with unclear names and dates, offering no verifiable events or persons. It presents ambiguous phrases suggesting a medical or miracle notion but lacks coherent context or concrete details.
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