Americans Die In Action In Casualty List Update
A late release from the war department publishes a second casualty list listing ten Americans killed in action, with a breakdown by cause and status. The report names 21 or more service members across categories killed in action, wounded, missing, and died of various causes, including references to officers and privates with numerous surnames and ranks.
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Waseington
WeeTwenty
Secomn
Wade
Uy Che
Threr Viewtenanta Am
Aettat
Perry & Gaston
Alfred
Milken
Edward We
Bevey Severants
Arthur J. McGee
Gray Single
Carl A. Walina
Robert ©. Foster
Falke Peterson
Lester V. White
Crivates
Freenme
W. Lower
Victor Daniels
Frank J. Goldenamyp
Jewis W. Menulon
Easy Move
Thomas W. Kennedys
Alert T Rem
Michael
Nervous German U boat crews reported by Guardian
London dispatch cites Associated Press notes that several German submarine crews appear depressed and nervous after torpedo attacks. Sailors describe officers urging haste and fear among the crew, while some men boast of past exploits but voice unease about present danger. Reports also describe the Belgian convoy sinking vivid in its grim details.
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London
Associated Cross
She Coruna
Aml
Jong
England
Eperking
Navy Casualties Reported In First Wave of Arrivals
Washington April 11 Navy casualties were announced today Seaman Francis Grimes of Roadhouse died from an accidental bullet wound while on shore leave Mathew John Duller of Chicago was killed aboard Stenry McCorkle of Philadelphia died from a stab wound April 2 The report lists the three sailors among inwing pivy casualties.
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Washington
Seaman Francis Grimes
Roadhouse
Mathew John Duller
Chicago
Stenry McCorkle
Thilndelphia
British Aviators Bomb Jugenburg Station in raid
British aviators today dropped a large number of bombs on the railway station at Jugenburg. An official war report notes eight enemy aircraft were recorded and seven British machines are missing.
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London
Tore
Lutgemburg
Aviie Lion
Actial
Inside Bathing Cure Promised To Cleanse Stomach
An old advertisement touts hot water drinking with limestone phosphate as a daily internal bath to flush toxins from stomach and liver. It claims benefits such as relief from headaches bad breath and general vitality, urging men and women with constipation headaches or stomach discomfort to begin the practice before breakfast.
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Nike
Pharmast
Luis
Ogden druggists unite to offer stomach powder guarantee
Ogden druggists promote a trust based on value and a new stomach treatment. Cav e s stomach powder claims relief from gas indigestion and stomach upset with a money back guarantee if the product does not work.
Transfer of Utah DOJ investigator noted in dispatches
Salt Lake April 12 Leon Bone long time special investigator at the department of justice has been transferred from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles Information from Washington indicates Bone will return to Los Angeles to report to the chief of that office A Washington dispatch says another DOJ special investigator will be named for Utah duties and to head the local office No further names or details available at this time
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Salt Lake
Leon Bone
Department of Justice
Utah
Los Angeles
Cal
Washington
Done
Department of Fifties
Tone
Aml
Truk
United States
Nene
Dan Penn
Bone
van Valkenburg
Fifty Cents For Over Fifty Years
Ad appears promoting a medicine with claims to relieve constipation and related ailments. Mentions Dr Kings pills as a remedy, asserts long-standing usage and general health benefits, and targets readers seeking relief from digestive discomfort.
Farmer Cleared of Violating Law in Wheat Case
An ins of recently retained by iefer ar and jury here share, Laws ellwock, wealthy farmer of Heathes, Neb. was cleared by the United Belacs Bist Fits court for alleged food regulation violations. The offense dated before the federal food law war passed, involving spoilage of wheat, and the acquittal followed.
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Ieferar
Heathes
United Belacs Bist
Silver Mining Law Amendment Proposed in Nevada
A bill introduced by Weidercon of Nevada seeks to change timing rules in the silver mining law. It would restrict ore removal to veins within vertical limits of a claimant’s apex, ending a long standing dispute over mining rights beneath adjoining claims.
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Thenatar Weidercon
Nevada
Kidney Strain Causes Broad Health Disruptions
A garbled medical note warns that kidney imbalance triggers nervousness, fatigue, headaches, and backaches. It describes frequent, sometimes uncontrolled urination, dark and foul urine, and burning sensations. The text notes overindulgence and neglect of excretory organs can lead to these issues.
Unknown Advertisement Notes and Rail Terminal Plans
A fragmented newspaper snippet mentions a kidney medicine advertisement and a plan to build a terminal station at Lob haller Sunmalt costing about 1.6 million dollars. It cites Denver & Pacific Railroad authority and F C Jeton, with brief references to tobacco and social commentary on kissing the flag.
France and Austria Seek Peace Amid War Claims
Paris April 12 dispatch details a lengthy note from Emperor Charles to Emperor William pressing for peace while outlining terms on Alsace Lorraine Belgium Serbia and the Adriatic. The message urges Allied support and warns of consequences if wartime aims shift, with France and Austria seeking a settlement for broader stability.
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Paris
Ivins
Hone
Charles
Herlin
Satisha
Winsolf
Perea Lny
Sixtus de Hourhon
Austria
Sixtus
Sintel
Dalles
France
Calita
Poincare
Belgium
Serbia
TG Kaiser
Vienna
Parks
Charlton
Willian
Clemenceau
Alsice-lorraine
Odin
M. Clemenceau
Alfree-Tar rHine
Fifteen men named for county quota list after meeting
A county board meeting approved fifteen men as eligibles for the county quota and set April 24 for the next steps. Names include Thur Mat of Bftoon, Jug Uintah, James Pierce, Archie Miller, Levin Mingham, and Joseph Bark. Numerous land and property transfers were also recorded with $1 or $500 consideration and warranty deeds to Amalgamated Sugar, John Van Winkle, Christenson, and others.
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Dease
Alma Peterson
Newleven
Gamp Lewis
Uintah
James M. Pierce
Nay
Atnoll Clarrnce
Strawhere
Muntaville
Edwin King Smith
Orden
Archie Donald Miller
Wiethaville
Levin Lewis Mingham
Blyterdale
Oto Behaltz
Scuneville
Lester Das Satroiws
Thomas Pave
Coneach
North Opeiden
Alason
Mary Garner
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Ipolium
Towash
Range
Chauncey J. Garner
lAnilaanned Sugar Company
Kombwest
Seation
Range Sweat
Willan Ud. Roman
John T. van Winkle
Jors
Lake View
William Wipes
Yona J. Wiswing
Bret J. Dunn
Mary & Qsbaun
Anston
Thomas Baye
Matke
Artful Dodger Drug Propaganda Prompts Town Notice
A garbled local notice warns of a dangerous fictional drug called fresgone claiming to heal sores instantly. It describes a supposed immediate effect but uses unclear jargon and dubious authority, cautioning against a stray freezone substance sold in stores and its alleged health harms.
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Peobte
Iin Cinehunati
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Parcel Records
Transfer notices show Dahn E. Carver and co heirs transferring property to the ET Company. Parcel details indicate township and range references, with section descriptions incomplete. Filing suggests title change and recorded deed actions in the local real estate ledger.
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Dahn E. Carver
Et Company
DL Ofter
Tornship S Nesth
Range & Fest
Better Than Calomel Olive Tablets Offer Safer Laxative
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a mild yet reliable laxative and safer alternative to calomel. Ad claims they banish constipation quickly without harming teeth gums or stomach, with effects described as nearly instantaneous and a product of Dr Edwards' determination to avoid calomel. 25 cents per bottle.
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Drs Edwards
Edwards
Pershing Warned Against Confidential Talks Says General
Fragmentary item notes General Pershing warnings about secret talk and hints at women being cautious. A separate line recalls a 23 to 21 vote by opposing faction on war bonus reductions for railway services, mentioning Germany and Austria in a chaotic, OCR-like fragment.
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Pershing
Gre Comnenyweath
Austra
Relway Sen
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