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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1916
Page
8
A gathered group lists names of attendees and aims to organize, elect officers, and mount an active campaign to reelect Woodrow. the roster includes numerous individuals across fields with affiliations and local offices, signaling broad support and structured planning.
Fragmented copy reports on a planned reception at the Union League to honor Hughes and explore Republican reconciliation between Colonel Roosevelt and Professor Taft. It notes Roosevelt’s stance on Progressive support for Hughes and outlines convicts’ transfer plans, road work, and bridges in Utah and Sevier counties, plus a population stat for Maryland housing.
Reports from London and Berlin outline Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria stressing continued heavy German offensives with reinforced artillery and air support. He predicts a prolonged campaign through winter and into next year, while Allied gains are acknowledged but not decisive. The Somme action and German preparedness are highlighted, alongside wartime muster and industry wage notes from Cleveland.
Arrangements in Salt Lake City for a parade and luncheon honoring Sara Bard Field the arrival of the famed suffrage worker is slated for Wednesday October 4. Plans call for about thirty automobiles to participate with a luncheon at the Hotel Utah on October 6. Committee members listed include Mile luncheons chairs Filasbeth Jenkins Zane Cherdon Mlle Aelia Blerey Mrs Aitzabeth.
London reports whose newspapers attack U S neutrality after aviator Kitten Rockwell's death and mention other American flyers in the western front. They argue U S sympathy for the Entente and arms shipments undermine neutrality and aid submarines. Also notes LordRobert on trade supremacy and peace terms. Nearly 400 coal miners paid 1 20 each for neglect of work in Staffordshire.
Lord Robert Cecil, war trade minister, said the German chancellor’s address mattered more for what it omitted than for what it stated. He noted no talk of total victory, a lack of Belgium mention, and implied fear of provoking his own people.
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