Submarine Collision Claims Dozen Lives in Pacific
Washington reports a submarine collision left nineteen or more dead as the American vessel was rammed and sunk by F-3 near a foggy Monday afternoon. Survivors include Lt. A H Montgomery and several crewmen. many others listed by name as missing or lost. Authorities withheld location details under censor rules while speculation centers on a gunnery or training cruise. Survivors and next of kin are identified across multiple states in the lengthy casualty list.
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Flys
Hagretary Daniels
Hotaire
A. H. Montgomery
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Julia Montgomery J'ratt
Bort HG
Wright
New York
Anly Department
A. Montgomery
Mra. Jolla’ Montgomery Pratt
Port TH
Opposing Plan Sidoway Urges Retaining Bag Limits
Utah Commissioner Robert H. Siddoway warns against removing bag limits on fish and game during wartime. He says suspending the closed season would invite market hunting, ruin years of wildlife management, and only aid food supply if wartime conditions force a different approach. Siddoway stresses unity with nationwide sportsmen opposing the move.
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Utah
Fish and Game
U. S
Robert H. Siddownay
United States
E.W. Nebnon
Washington, D. C
Biological Survey
Siddaway
Washington
Iam
Teolleva
Irishmen for the Allied Cause Declared by Chicago Club
The Iran Fellowship club, the citys largest Irish group, adopted a declaration supporting the Allied war effort. It condemns Galway Briahman as hostile to the United States and intends to send 10,000 dollars as the first installment of a fund to aid the war. The principals will be sent to all Irish groups in the United States and then to Ireland as a public expression of Irish American support.
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Chicago
Des
Irish Parliamentary Party
Galway Briahman
United States
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Iran Fellowship Club
John E. Redmond
iAmerica
Food Shortage Warns Berlin as Winter Threatens
Stockholm dispatch notes a severe critique of war provision offices amid Berlin anxiety. The Dorin Togeblatt warns that foodstuff prospects are worse than any wartime period, with high costs burdening households and threatening even essential goods.
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The
Dorin Togeblatt
Alwellora
Goddard Plant Under Construction in Provo
Managers George W. Goddard and C. O. Burrell of Goddard Packing Co with Jona M. Villard Fen and J. B. Shipley inspect the site for a new packing plant to be built this summer. Salt Lake Wind Railroad plans a milling estate nearby. machinery to arrive by Wembley 3 A000 as tracks finish. Shipley negotiates with farmers for about 1400 acres of vegetables to supply the plant, including tomatoes, onions, peas, and cucumbers.
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Salt Lake & Wind Railroad
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China Germany plot alleged to affect secret treaty
San Francisco dispatch reports an alleged plot to link Germany and China via a secret treaty to shield China from aggression for five years if Chinese forces aided a revolution in India. The scheme, dated 1616, involved purported messages between Indian defender Chakravarty and German officials. Fin-coded copies were shown, produced by Professor William Friedman of the Silverbank laboratory.
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Goerminny
China
India
Windus
Charcey
Revolt Propaganda Claimed in China Revelations
Disjointed hearings allege Li Yuan Sung aligned with anti German terms and seeks global backing for a revolt. References to “Slater Christine” and others tied to propaganda, with venues like Stewart Hotel and various Temple Street locations named as places involved in alleged disorderly activity. Authorities portray aims to undermine Inner Jaws while seeking coverage from multiple sources.
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Yuan Shi-kai
Germany
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Slater Christine
Stewart Hotel
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Weat Temple
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Fast Seco South
Antlers Roe
Eaat Fiest
Baxis
South State
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Lenox Rooms
Relief Fund For Jerusalem Receives $185000 Aid
The United States Treasury telegraphed to American Consul General Garret in Alexandria, Egypt, forwarding $185,000 to aid 166,000 Jerusalem residents in need of food and supplies. The funds and goods were organized by a Jewish group, with delivery to sufferers without religious bias. Local authorities report further actions in surrounding areas.
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Sinin Department
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Jerusalem
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From Weak and Lame To Well and Strong Trydhem Foley
An informal testimonial advertises Foley Kidney Pills claiming rapid relief from back pain urinary issues and inflammation of the kidneys. The writer, Mes HL Strayn of Galneaville Georgia, describes long trouble improving after taking the pills and urges others to start treatments to feel improvements within days.
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Pratt Dies in Silt Lake City Veterans Span. War
ALB. PRATT DIES IN SILT LAKE ITY vires for Royal G. Pratt son of the lateerson Pratt who fied at a lo hospital will be held in the Twenty fourth ward chapel Sixth North and First West streets tomlay at 2 30 p m Mr Pratt was a veteran of the Spanish American war He enlisted with the Rough Riders at the outbreak of the war and served until its close His business life was spent in mining He was married but survived by brothers and sisters including Milson R and Orson G Pratt Ray J Pratt of San Francisco and several others Burial plans and local obituaries are noted in this fragment with scattered names and places.
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Lateerson Pratt
A Lo
Twenty Fourth Ward
Sixth North
First West
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Pratt
Rough Riders
Milson R
Orson G. Pratt
Ale Uake
Ray J. Pratt
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Dura Pi Snow
Pearl Cf Morgan
Ruby
Treestey
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Kintha BP
Doughir
Oxon
Tal Batt
Men of German Birth Are Loyal Men of German Birth Are Loyal
An appeal to Americans of German birth and descent to support the U S war effort was issued by the Friends to German Te Tomacy executive committee. Franz Sigel, son of Civil War General Franz Sigel, heads the organization and calls the conflict a war by America against a German based system of society and government.
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United States
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Friends
Geman Te Tomacy
Franz Sigel
Givil War Fame
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