British Ships Convey U S Contingents From England and France
British steamboats Princess Juliania and Caronia brought American military naval and civilian contingents from England and France to New York. Troopship Maul departed Brest with 64 officers and 2,161 men after weather delays. Torpedo boat squadron sails from Queenstown for home, heading via the Azores toward America.
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New York
Princess Juliania
Caronia
England
France
Pha'Cargnia
Amer Éan
F. L. Muller
Oakland
Unt
D. Kalopothadis
United States
Brest
Salt Lake City ordinance urged against red flag displays
A Salt Lake City safety commission letter to Ogien city commissioners urges adoption of a Salt Lake City ordinance banning unfurling or displaying a red flag or banner in public spaces or at gatherings. Violations carry a fine of 299 dollars or six months in jail. The text defines the act as any sign or emblem inviting national or international concerted action.
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Salt Tae City
Salt Lake Ciy
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Boy Gavin Confirmed Dead in War Action
Salt Lake City mourns as Bugler Walter M Gavin, missing since October 2, is officially reported dead from wounds suffered in action. His parents Mr and Mrs Gavin received letters and telegrams detailing his status, with subsequent notes indicating he was wounded, reassigned, and died on the same date.
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Salt Lake
Onl Mere
Thomas Glavin
Mosum
Walter M. Gavin
Melgium
Mrz
Vin
Young
Hind
Tax collection changes and street dispute in Salt Lake
Salt Lake city officials discuss an ordinance amendment to speed delinquent special improvement tax collection by shortening redemption from four years to AX months. A protest from property owners opposes routing a streetcar track along Ninily Lowh street via West Temple street, citing safety risks to school children. Delegations also oppose replacing the North Point Canal dam, warning it could back up water and harm lands. Sam Langford defeats Clarke for a decision in a bout, while another dispatch notes a political-military exchange in Havasy.
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Salt Lake
Monty
Compission
Salt Lake & Utah
Malreak Company
Ninily Lowh Street
West Temple Street
North Point Canal Company
Vieseen Canal
Army Aviators On Long Flight To Detroit Mich
Six aviators from Ellington Field Texas travel in three de Havilland planes from Houston to Detroit. They landed at Lonoke Arkansas then spent the night in Litt le Rock. They planned to resume toward Detroit with their first stop tomorrow at Detroit Missouri. The flight covered about 233 miles in just over two hours. One plane damaged an axle in Saltillo causing a delay.
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Iattle Rock
Ellington Field
Auston
Texas
de Haviland
Houston
Detroit Mich
Eberts Flea
Lonoke
KW. Hill
Little Tack
Devter Mo
Saltillo
Saluillot
1D. M. Jones
Nouston
Detroit
Landling
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Washington
Perahing
War Department
27Th Engineers
346Th Field Artillery
Fourth Merchants Regiment
Air Service
Stevens
Jenkins
Raich
Cassin
Terry
Paulding
Ammen
Caldwell
Conygham
McCall
Sterart
Trippe
Azores
Dixie
Alse
America
Thomas T. Flaward
Reed
Clausified
Adu
A Brunswick
Brunswick Phonograph
Brunswick
Browning Brothers Co
Hudson Ave
Ogden, Utah
Wian
Ile Tertor
Hin
Gavin
Elosa
Belem
Sam Langford
Sasuville
Tenn
Boston
Clarke
Atlantic City
S.J
Dicke
BNE
Havasy
A.disbeh
Sterkin Saya
No. W
Army
Mich
Studge J. Louis Brown
Tuird Wisttick
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
George F. MrGonagie
Cameron Velley Reservoir & Canal Company
St. George
Carter Ranca Creek
Washington County
William Henried
Parker
Nev
Hop Canyon
Juab County
Ella Springs
Monrlod
Formarly
Cme
Dry Canyon Creek
Gustav Wenvind
Middle Spring
Jun County
Istack
Tree Spring
Duab County
This
Rias
Harold M. Stephens
Summit County
W. H. Bramel
Tooele County
John Fr .Tobin
Miske
Flynn
Billy Ail
Jim Fleas i Rothret
St. 2
Pueblo
Colo
Tigh Fontgl
Wice
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