Sessions to Inform Draft Men Before Training Camps
The State Council of Defense plans local meetings for drafted men before training camps. Speakers include a military representative, Red Cross home service member, and a medical officer. Attendees will learn army structure, hygiene, insurance, wills, and powers of attorney. fines of five dollars per day may apply for noncompliance as Utah law requires payment of a forty day fine.
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Defense
Loew Legal
County Council
Home Service Sections
American Red Cross
National Army
Utah Oil Company Pays Big Fine Here
Notices are served on oil companies operating in Utah to follow corporation laws. One Utah company paid 200 dollars to the secretary of state to acknowledge these laws. The statute states that any company.
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Utah Oil Company
Utah
Banda of
Special meeting of Carpenters in jon No 469
Notice announces a special meeting of Carpenters in lodges No 469 on Monday evening at 7 20 PM at D C W hall. All members requested to attend. Secretary Oscar Moody signs the notice.
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Royal Flyers Also High Flyers Say Food Saves
The food control committee at Lincoln raided a dinner dance, stopping the dinner after discovering aviators consuming wartime rations. The report claims the Royal Flying Corps members were coating mayon salmon, roast turkey, boiled chicken, York ham, roast beef, pressed beef, salads, fruit salads, and other items.
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United Pros
London
Food Control Committee
Lincoln
York
London Prom Am Raid Plan With Smoke Screen Proposal
A Daily Dispatch reader proposed installing snake producing apparatus in London's chimneys to create a smoke screen before an air raid. The idea claims the cost would be nominal and would hide the capital from enemy planes.
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London Prom AM
United Press
London
Daily Dispatch
German artist arrested for joke on pood crisis
London April 29 The artist who designed the Prusalan fifty prennig notes has been arrested. Close examination shows the design includes the inscription This is how we Hive above three turnips and Tender longing-wreet hope under a ham. Authorities deemed the joke unhumorous.
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United Press
London
Pepper smuggling fines hit Hull sailors and ship crew
United Press report from London notes Johe Ohwam a carpenter on a Swe dish ship received a 2500 pound fine at Hull for concealing 70 pounds of pepper in the weaver's cargo aft coal. Olsen claimed it was for fish preservation but the judge warned pepper was in high demand by Germans for crafting tomarsles. Johan Ingemaron also fined for hiding 28 pounds of soap among other items.
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United Press
London
Johe Ohwam
Hull
Olsen
Tomar Sles
Johan Ingemaron Drew & ‘O-dellar
Les
Jan
Government order bans polished shoes in army
London reports a government order during the war bans polished shoes for soldiers. Guards and household brigades must now polish all shoes, and the measure applies to active duty personnel.
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London
A Pint Too Much in Wartime London
London April 20 A magistrate faced a puzzling wartime case about how much whiskey each man could claim from a pint alleged to be shared. The court weighed whether one man drank more than his stated portion during restricted hours.
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London
Young Holloc her and Ross Young Stand Out In Giants Slate
Two rising stars approach big league prominence as Charley Holloc her and Ross Young challenge for key roles with the Giants. Young, an outfielder, is praised as a future star and has displaced Davey Robertson in spring lineup. Holloc her, a promising shortstop from the Pacific coast, attracts attention for his fielding and potential, but faces scrutiny over salary.
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Minor
Charley Hollacher
Ross Young
New York
Young
Giants
George Barnes
Mr. Young
Davey Robertson
Dave
Rots Young
East
Napoleon Lajoie
Hollocher
Pacific Coast
Walter McCredie
Cubs
Chicago
Sergeant from New York Survives Debris Burial After Shelling
Debris from a shell buried a New York sergeant during heavy bombardment near Lunéville. He was rescued after 24 hours, reportedly unharmed, then the shelling intensified and he died in the ensuing collapse.
Wyoming Sees 115 Oil Firms Chartered This Year
Six oil firms and one petroleum affiliate were chartered in Wyoming in the last week, bringing the state total to 115 concerns since January 1. Combined capital stock of 16 entities totals 70,640,000 with new firms including Lost Creek Consolidated Of Gas Rock Springs 1,000,000 Chappell OfJ Casper 1,000,000 Texas Gulf Coast Oil Field Cheyenne 100,000 Wamsutter Oil Rawlins 76,000 Quadrangle Oil Missoula 600,000 Paragon Petroleum Newcastle 1,000,000 Antique Publishing Laramie 10,000.
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Wyoming
Ainee
Lost Creek Consolidated of & Gas
Rock Springs
Wyo
Chappell of
Casper
Wryo
Texas & Gulf Coast Oil Field Company
Cheyenne
Wio
Wamsutter Oil Company
Rawlins
Quadrangle Oil Company
Missoula
Mont
Paragon Petroleum Company
Newcastle
Anti¢iie Publishing Company
Laramie
Allies Hold Teutons Until U S Enters War Breach
Report discusses German war weariness and the belief that the big offensive failed to crush the Allies. France Britain and Italy are portrayed as confident they can hold until American troops arrive, with calls for rapid U S mobilization to decide the war.
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U.S
Russia
Romania
Six Yankees Transferred To American Army
A London dispatch reports that since America's entry into the war only six Americans serving with British forces have transferred to the U S Army. The story follows a Texan journalist’s inquiry into one case and explains the logistical and policy hurdles in transferring allied soldiers back to the American service.
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Lowala
Mellett
United Press
London
America
U. S. Army
Texas
Philippines
Canada
France
Mesopotamia
U. S
Suez
Europe
Asia
Africa
Havel
Tie
Woman's Death in Immoral House Declared Double Tragedy
Diamondville Wyoming April 20 Letters found in the trunk of Isa bel Bassett who died in an immoral establishment here indicate the murder by Harry McClosky was a double tragedy. The letters from her brother a prominent physician in an unnamed city express affection and sorrow and reveal he did not know her mode of life prior to learning of her death.
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Diamondville
Wyo
Isabel Bassett
Harry McClosky
War’s Endurance Hinges on American Resolve
The text stresses America’s crucial role in guiding the war’s duration. Allies await U.S. support and expect continued commitment, placing a heavy responsibility on America to sustain effort and leadership through the conflict.
New US Grain Control Reform Shifts Wheat Marketing
War time reforms centralize wheat trading under the Food Administration Grain Corporation. A Missouri farmer, Col. Jenkins, and an elevator manager illustrate price calculation under new grades and country point pricing. The system aims to move wheat from producer to consumer efficiently, curb speculation, and standardize grades from 40 million potential bushels to daily market realities.
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Dubling
Uncle Sam
Pood Administration Grain Corporation
Seelf
Co-Operative
Col. Jenkins
Food Administration
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Sem
Food Administration Grain Corporation
United States
America
Cerpsiha
France
Georgia
New York
Missouri
Moe
Grain Corporation
Representave
St. Louia
New York City
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