Deserters Form Armed Guards in Czecho-Slovakia
Report from July 22 cites Czech sources that Czecho Slovaks and Yugoslavs deserting from their army form armed bands called "Great guards" in the Sutter for. Many deserters concentrate in Beekid acantilha centers March via. They are well armed and resistive to the Renkr forces. A public charity directs support for the movement. Revolts spreading to Dalmatia where military authorities unable to suppress armed base deserters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reutar's
Lids
Auritita
Sutter
Greet Guarde
Acantilha
Caeters Marvia
Renkr
Ural
Stomach Acid Remedies Highlight Natural Relief
Socalled stomach troubles stem from acidity and excess acid in the stomach causing indigestion gas and heartburn. A teaspoonful of magnesium carbonate mixed in water after cooling is urged as a harmless inexpensive remedy to neutralize acid and ease symptoms. An alka seltzer style product is also mentioned but readers are advised to ask for a specially prepared magnesium carbonate product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Fletcher
New York City
Easy to Fly 250 Miles an Hour
London July 3. Captain WG Aston, a leading English air mechanics expert, says a machine could exceed 250 miles per hour with minor wind changes. He notes a 150 miles per hour landing speed would be needed, but achieving safe landings requires a long airstrip and rare pilot skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
WG. Aston
Bomb Failure Probe After Submarine Attack Near Cape Cod
Investigators opened a probe in Doton to determine why bombs carried by naval aviators failed to explode when dropped on the German submarine that attacked tug Fort Amboy and vessels off Cape Cod yesterday. Admiral Spencer Waal said landing of bombs was intended to deter future attacks, while officials rejected sensational reports of German aircraft presence and stressed cautious, factual reporting amid wartime news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donton
Forth Amboy
Cape Cod
Lexherla
Mest Naval Dlatetet
Axwich
Land of Tig
Spencer
Waal
Ridlewons
America
Rightfulnesas
Rancher Aids An Army Deserter
July 23. Richard Price of the Bureau of Investigation will depart to probe charges of aiding James Hartzell, an alleged army deserter sought near Myton. Hartzell allegedly deserted from the Porty second regiment at Perk Douglas. A posse led by Sheriff Whiting of Duchesne pursued Hartzell. Cox ranch on Wednesday hindered the party. Deputy Samuel Narritt aided in detaining Cox, who resisted with a double-tree swing and blows but was subdued and jailed in Vernal after a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Gake
Rchard Price
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
James Hartzell
Aresaver
Unite States Army
W. BE. Cor Rneher
Myton
Cox
Fell
Duchesne
Hartzell
le Anne
Porty
Perk Bouglas
Whiting
Fatizel
Une
Cox Ranch
Samuel Narritt
United States Minarshal
Salt Lake
Compmnmnl
Wes
Tnr
Bolt of Lightning Destroys Sheep Herd at American Fort
A storm last night struck near Mild Jake in the American Fort canyon area, killing a valued ewe and several sheep. Estimated losses reach 10000 dollars as herders report widespread damage and the incident marks the worst wildfire-like strike in THLA district history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fort
Lily
1Hia City
Ines
Jake
American Ferg Canyon
al Rhon
Entin
Che Stotny
THLA
Big Surprise Improves Health With Tanlac Report
A letter from Mrs. EU Le Plant describes dramatic relief from headaches, stomach distress, and kidney issues after starting Tanlac. She reports renewed appetite, better sleep, reduced backache, and steadier nerves, noting increased energy to care for a large household. Tanlac is sold in Ogden by A MeIntyre Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altos
Kla Tantac
EU le Plant
Puyallip Avenue
Tae Coma
Witshlesion
Ogden
Jews Urged to Do Their Full Part at Salt Lake meeting
Hebrew residents of Salt Lake hosted a war relief event led by Nathan Keass rabbi of New York City. Speakers urged loyalty and support for democracy, condemning German aggression and stressing Jewish American contributions to the war effort and refugee aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bast Lake
Miedluner
Nawhouse Hotel
Salt Lake
de Nathan Keass
Centra
New York City
American Jewish War Relief Fund
Wrage
San Bravelsea
Laneh Peotony
Ur Kross
Rgion
Fran Venger
Ameren
Krase
ATL
Hussin
Gersman
Lilicated Adoriay
Palestine
Ceumiland
Ulathus
Daws
America
Taverner Bamberger
Donkaf Ty Rogal Selinf
Oran
Bamberger
Witeh
Anerson
Wei
Croseraor
Jamirk Algaatides
Vetesl
Berlin claims German victory in heavy fighting on the Marne
London dispatches say German war office reports complete success across the Soissons to Rheims front with renewed assaults repulsed near the Ourcq and Marne. Allied counterattacks hinder German advances as German reserves and heavy artillery clash, while American forces gain praise for mobility and effectiveness in the open fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soissona
Rheims
Berlin
London
War Office
France
Soissons
Mhelims
Hetween Thie Aigan
Marne
Hatte
Cary Joxkes
Vaslerdas
Harlones
Enemay I Manteyroks
Suullivwerst
Halssons
Elnesennes
Crant
Ull Hines
Ht Choy
Ourcq
al- Leroon
Oulehsle-Chateau
Worth
Chateau Thoerrs
I Marne
Aticre River
Rheluvs
Queenrush
Fishin
Beidged
Sutlent
Ebinigs
Goelihe
Venlo
Salient
Grisolles
Botton
Nockpot
Hell
von Mackensen
West Front
Ukraine
Ameri Samy
Artillery Officers to Be Graduated From Civilian Programs
Louisville July 28 The Artillery Officers Training School at Camynchery Taylor will graduate 1200 of its 6358 students August 3 with civilians eligible to apply. Lieutenant Colonel A H Carter commandant seeks civilian applicants aged 20 years and 6 months to 45 years and 6 months. Forms for admission are being sent to professors of military science nationwide and to interested civilians in their communities. Many applications have already arrived from manufacturers and businessmen holding commissions in other branches. The school aims to graduate more men this year, a notable pace compared to recent history. The piece ends with a wartime exchange about rookies’ behavior in combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Artiller Afteers
Cam Ynchery Taylor
Areery
United States
A. H. Carter
Iase
Civil Ife
Jenienimt
Carter
Cart
Fo Wyere
Raika
Pien
Skehool
West Point
Hard skin and foot calluses care ad for relief
A damaged ad fragment describes treatment for hard skin and foot calluses. It mentions applying substances to calluses, rubbing with fingers, and soothing the shin area. The piece references a gentle, healthy outcome and avoiding irritation, but the text is incomplete and garbled.
Six Accidents Rock Salt Lake City In Five Hours
The Salt Lake Tribune reports six separate accidents across Salt Lake City and county within five hours, including two autos colliding, crashes involving cars and a motorcycle, and one auto striking an electric can. Injuries ranged to bruises and lacerations. a streetcar rider and others were treated at emergency facilities. police identified several drivers and locations near Second South Verent streets and Temple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Tribune
Wascon
Second South
Verent
En Auto
Iunbilt
Brea
K MaGreery
Aquest Ag
Alan
A Hilt How
Mra
Thomas Marinneaux
Temple Street
Min City
Dire Avenna
Atrolman
William Price
Boleg
Ron Dean
Bourth South
Berk
Mar Sprin
Moha
Many Ogden Boys Arrive in France
Reports received yesterday from the Army indicate a large number of Ogden boys have arrived overseas. Among them is Sergeant Lawrence Howard Swaner of 362nd Infantry, Company I, son of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Swaner, who writes his brother Jandel is safe and well. Other families report sons Cliffe Greenwell, Robert Silverthorn, Dave Hopkins, and Robert Wall among the arrivals or near action. Several men have been in training at Camp Lewis and are now on the border or overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imhe
Lawrence Howard Swaner
Heber Swaner
Washington Avenue
Swaner
Adeline Greenwell
Ron
Cliffe Greenwell
Camp Lewis
Silverthorn
Ballantyne Evenge
Robert Url Silverthorn
Mig Wale
Dave Hopkins
D. J. Hopkins
Adama Avenue
Robert Shinney
Oyen
Robert Wall
Villevy
Sereire
Aunse Winaill
Tagston
Trained Nurse Endorses Mayer's Wonder Treatment
A former nurse with years of hospital work testifies to Mayer's Wonderful Remedy, claiming it relieves fatarrhil mucus in the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation causing liver and digestive ailments. She recommends the product and notes Melotyre Drug Co. and local druggists carry it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Kennedy
Siam Maye
Hiese
Melotyre Drug Co
Brazil Announces Yet Another Medical Mission Appointment
The Brazilian navigation ministry announced a medical mission to aid sailors abroad. The formal plan, tied to maritime welfare, will visit the front in the near future but may face logistical hurdles and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tho Jankuro
Wis
Targets Turned Round at Camp Gi After France Victory
Soldiers at Camp Geta are said to have turned their attention from rifle range chants to celebrating the American victory in France. Five shobs and Camp Gi titles have been practicing nightly, turning tar targets into a symbolic cup as they chant at the fort of Geta ices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topkpord
Geta Ices
France
Union Services During August in Orden Churches
A August schedule of union services prepared by local ministers lists meetings at First Presbyterian Tiley August 4 led by William Crawford, First Baptist August 18 with Rev. Christin R. Garver, First Methodian August 31 with Rev. Godfrey Matthews, and First Congregational August 25 with Rev. J. W. Felon. A committee of Ross, Matthews, Crawford and Garver will study a union Sunday trader training center in Orden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orden
Yrs
Torday
Roy
Christian R. Garve
Oeden
First Presbyterian Church
Tiley
Willkm Crawford
First Methodian Church
Godfrey Matthews
First Baptist Church
Christin R. Garver
First Congregational Church
J. W. Felon
Ross. Matthews
Crawford and
Garver
Resting Harman in Utah crash aftermath
At Salt Lake City July 23 Willina M Tarman a Salt Lake contractor injured in a Sunday afternoon automobile crash near Magna is reported to be holding his own at Ward Cross hospital. The accident occurred when a car driven by £ Bringhurst collided with a vehicle driven by Clifford Least. Mrs Kemp the mother in law and several relatives were in the Bringhurst car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Harman
Zasy Sal Lake
Willina M. Tarman
Sult Lake
South Fourth Fort
Wary Cross Hospital
Joan
Clifford
North Seventh West Street
Bringhurst
Magna
Additiog
Kemp
JH Bringhast
Art Jatrs
W. BL
Also Mentioned on This Page
Interior
Austria
Enaine
Attanlee Coonters
Frewes
Dettteade
Park Ave
Uta St
Nery York
Dupont
Looney
McBride Drug Co
the Heden of Quailty
Washington
Olems Free Service Bureau
War
Wie
Chipning Hoa
Tere
Lee
Sta Mostrea
Aneanla Pias
Hue
Wawinang
Ara You
Salt Lake City
Reed
Hildren
Fletcher
Oslo
Brazil
Royal Force London
Chronicle
al Steak
Hermitage Park