Admiral Fletcher Attacks Sims in Naval Board Testimony
Vice Admiral Sims' use of American destroyers in European waters during the early U.S. entry to the war faced sharp critique by Admiral Henry J. Wilson. Wilson testified before the naval board investigating Rear Admiral Fletcher's Brest command removal, arguing destroyers could have operated two ways from Brest and Queenstown to convoy troops and supplies into French ports more efficiently. He disputed Capt. Byron Long's claim that Brest was denied for oiling limits, saying Brest facilities were adequate when Wilson took command.
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Washington
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Naval Board
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Brest
Queenstown
Byron C. Long
London
Fletcher
Converted yachts deemed worthless for Brest convoy duty
Testimony stated five converted yachts were the only force available for outward convoy of transports during Admiral Fletcher's command at Brest but were judged worthless for that service.
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Moran Beats Cowler In London Fight at Holborn Stadium
Associated Press report from London April 5 says Frank Moran of Pittsburgh defeated Tom Cowler of Cumberland on points after 15 rounds at Holborn stadium Cowler stood in for Arthur Townley who was injured confirming Moran’s victory in a light heavyweight bout with both fighters fighting through the scheduled distance.
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Condemnation of Wilson at Republican State Convention
Providence April 5 The Republican State Convention denounced President Wilson for socialism and nationalizing industries while urging renewed initiative and invention. Delegates elected an unpledged national delegation headed by Governor Beeckham, backed a peace treaty with reservations, a larger merchant marine, and disciplined public finances.
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Striking Streetcar Men Demand $6009 In Toledo
Striking Toledo streetcar workers demand six thousand and nine dollars daily for the period out of work amid service suspensions caused by city council refusal to permit a fare increase. Six councilmen who opposed a prior agreement with the men and the operating company reinforced their stand, stalling a settlement.
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Toledo
Ohio
Cammell Schreiber
Czech-Slovak Leader Pavloviteh Dies in Belgrade
Washington reports the death of Pavloviteh, president of the provisional national assembly of Czecho-Slovakia, announced by cable to the Czecho-Slovakian legation here. The signal says he died Saturday in Belgrade.
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Unpreparedness Blamed for Army Losses in Debate
Washington April 5 Unpreparedness by the United States blamed for federal extravagances in levies and money Senator Wadsworth New York said during open discussion on the army reorganization bill from the senate military committee He defended training youths 18 to 21 arguing veterans should not bear the entire defense burden The cost of compulsory training was contested with estimates around 654 million dollars The debate contrasted a graduate deduction in permanent army size with the house bill proposing a smaller standing force The committee bill aimed for a democratic and economic army while another bill had already passed the house removing universal training provisions
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New York
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Brooklyn 9 Yankees 3 in exhibition game score
Brooklyn Nat team defeated the New York Americans 9 to 3 in an exhibition in Columbia South Carolina on April 5. Batteries: Pferrer Marquard Mohart and Elliott for Brooklyn, Krueger Smallwood McGraw Piemiller and Murphy Hoffman for the Americans.
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Pittsburg Beats Dallas 2 1 In Ten Inning Baseball Score
Pittsburg defeats Dallas 2 to 1 in ten innings as Ponder and Lee pair for Dallas, Flint and Conley hit for Pittsburg. The messy OCR lists teams, places, and a late score with unclear extras, but the result shows Pittsburg winning and Dallas scoring in extra time.
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Highest cash price paid for poultry Independent Market Twin Falls
Independent Market in Twin Falls advertises the highest cash price paid for poultry for Tu Th and Sat sales. The notice highlights prompt payments and trade terms available to poultry suppliers and customers in the local market.
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Snowslide Kills Three In Utah Canyon Home
Salt Lake City April 5 a snowslide swept away a house in Tittle Cottonwood canyon north of Salt Lake City killing Swan Odgarrd his wife and an unidentified man. The house was carried away and destroyed by the slide.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Swan Odgarrd
Tittle Cottonwood Canyon
Wasatch Mines Company Ownership Note
The text indicates the Wasatch Mines company owned the property and that Odgarrd and the other man killed were employed there.
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Canadian War Veterans Seek Large Government Bonus
A six-association veterans delegation in Ottawa presented Acting Premier Foster with a petition for a $2,000 bonus for each French service veteran, $1,500 for England service, and $1,000 for Canada service. The petition carries 100,000 signatures.
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Foster
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Canada
Government to borrow heavily in April and May
The government would be a deep borrower in April and May despite a March debt reduction of 705,660,000 dollars. The exact amount of treasury certificates of indebtedness needed to meet the nation’s needs was not disclosed, but another issue of such obligations is expected soon.
Obedience to Laws of Both Land and Church Urged
Salt Lake City on April 5 reports emphasize obedience to law in general including civil and church law as a guiding principle for the nation. The second day of the LDS 19th annual conference highlighted this emphasis alongside the directives of divinely constituted authorities. Washington notes treasury warnings to governors of federal reserve banks.
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