Pressing Need for Tuberculosis Hospital Facilities
New York July 25 Pressing need for immediate increase of hospital facilities to accommodate tuber culosis patients, said to number over 1 040 000 in the United States, per the National Tuberculosis Association. The group cooperates with the Capital Issues Committee of the Federal Reserve Board to favor economical temporary structures and, if needed, limited permanent builds. Plans request plans and estimates for economical permanent and temporary facilities to support wartime care for tuberculosis sufferers amid strained capital and housing rules.
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New York
United States
Nationals'Tuberculosis Association
Tige Association
Capital Insex Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Capital Images Committee
Cantal Issues Committee
Pha
Lin Most Economica
Turborculosis Agenella
Governor acts to complete Bathhouse project at Lava Hot Springs
Governor M Alexander, by authority of the state land board, withdraws a private funded bathhouse proposal at Lava Hot Springs upper pool. The state will complete the project under a tentative contract with BE M Chandler, aiming for completion within thirty days. He also reviewed state property ledgers and spoke at Bannock County planning bureau.
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Pocatello, Tdithy
Tava Hot Springs
M. Alexander
Elate Land Board
Java Estizone
BE. M. Chandler
Java
Ito
War Labor Board Orders Strikers Back to Work
New York telegraphs directed employees of International Paper to resume work pending assignment of duties. President Carey of the International Paper Markets Union reported the order had not been obeyed. The strike persisted, with three mills and plant closures noted.
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War Labor Board
New York
British Strikers Will Be Drafted Into the Army
London reports a government decision to conscript striking workers of statutory age into military service. An unofficial statement cited by reporters says the embargo remains in place, provoking national debate. Delegates and engineers’ leaders plan renewed talks as the crisis tests unity.
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London
Rovernment
Fots
Utah Senator Seeks Army Officers List Amid Controversy
Utah Senator Benatar King of Clatolay introduced a resolution urging the secretary to furnish the senate with the names of army officers who have, in recent years, resigned or are reserving any entanglements with government contracts. The move follows army scandals and was referred to the military committee for action.
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Clatolay
Senate
Tani Nta
Perron
Anatas
Armaletary
Births Reported in Local Sanitary Departments
Two births were reported at Lie Cits Sanitary Departments on July 21. Names listed include Jamon Ty and Mary Totd Weir, Ab Patrorsed Avenue, Abe Th and Francns Barrers. Harrison Avenue appears in the intake notes. Further details unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Fin
Jamon Ty
Mary
Weir
Barrers
Ash- Harrison Avenue
Frank Williams Commissioned a Second Lieutenant
Frank Williams son of Mr and Mrs Frank Williams and nephew of W H Williams of the board of education has been promoted to second lieutenant and is now at Jacksonville Florida awaiting orders to proceed to France. He was stationed at Fort Douglas prior to attending an officers training camp. Raymond Williams a second son is at Fort Dodge and expects to sail across the ocean within weeks.
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Frank Williams
Fr. St. Williams
W. H. Williams
Board of Education
Jacksonville
Florida
France
Ft. Douglas
Raymond Willams
al Ft Todge
Poisoned Candy Claims Three Children In Genoa Case
Goldin and Donna Allen, aged 4 and 16, died in Gen isville after eating poisoned candy. Doctors report the older girl’s stomach showed poison. origin of the candy remains unknown. The children were daughters of Mr and Mrs Walter Allen of Treadhe.
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Tha
Goldin
Donna Allen
Genisville
Walter Allen
Ogden Boy Arrives Safely at Port in France
Mrs. Jane Reil of Weber Normal College reports her son S. R. Reid has safely reached a port in France. Reid, 23, serves in the signal corps Co. 1 Fourth battalion after training at Camp Meade and deployment from Murray. His brother Clyde Reid, 21, with the 16th U. S. Cavalry, has been in France for months after Camp Douglas, Ariz. The Reid family notes their sons’ ongoing war service.
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Jane Reil
M. Reid
Weber Normal Cellege
Kingsford Avenue
France
S. R. Reid
Reid
Signal Corps
Co. 1
Om Do
Murray
Camp Meade
Tala
Clyde &. Reid
16Th
U. S. Cavalry
Hoe
Camp Douglas
Ariz
Clyda Neld
Caldwell Idaho to send 260en drafted men to Camp Lewis
Henry Roy Beach and Joseph T. Brown colored registrants from Caldwell Idaho will join a 260en contingent bound for Camp Lewis as Caldwell asks Ogden to coordinate. Herbert Belos Buell of Great Falls Montana will accompany the contingent tonight if feasible for the Great Falls board.
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Henry Roy Beach
Joseph T. Brown
Caldwell, Idaho
Camp Lewis
On- Uen
Caldwell
Ogden Jetty
Herbert Belos Buell
Great Falls
Mont
Great, Falls
Iowa to Furnish 8 600 Selected Men
Iowa will be called upon to furnish approximately 8 600 select men for national army in August, according to telegraphic information described from Washington by Adjutant General Logan.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Forte Otional
Mastington
Adjutant-Genera
Oh France Dear France Oh Voices Of War
A fragment from a poem praising France and mourning its losses, interwoven with a late 19th or early 20th century news snippet about a quarrel at a peace conference in Amsterdam, including disputes among Russians Ukrainians Don Cossacks and Crimean Republic. Also notes on war bond purchases in Liverpool as neutral accounts grow.
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Amsterdam
Miey
Rheinische West
Mekivele Zeitung
Eysen
Republic of the Don Cossacks
Profiters to Be Roughly Handled by the U S
A. B. Moulger of Fame and Hurst and Aliss Winifred Wotherspoon returned from a buying trip and said the government is waging a campaign to expose profiteers and punish them. Travel conditions are improving and large orders are expected with railroad congestion easing.
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A. B. Moulger
Hurst
Aliss Winifred Wotherspoon
Folger
Koulger Eaid
Water conservation urged by Armstrong and Widisoe in Utah letters
Letters from Mr. Armstrong and Dr. Widisoe stress water economy as crucial amid a world food shortage. They urge diverting water where needed, expanding supply through pumping and drainage, and placing irrigation on a wartime footing to boost Utah crop production by up to one third.
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Utah
Food Administration
United Bites
Commonwealth
New Offensive Against Italy Reported by Central Powers
Washington dispatch reports a new offensive against Italy by German and Austrian divisions commanded by a German general, with German troops already arrived in Austria. A July 25 Italian official dispatch confirms the development amid wartime uncertainty. Baker's decision on extending the work or fight rule for professional baseball players was not announced, with indications of a forthcoming statement.
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Washington
Italy
Austria
Baker
Wasitington
Forth Comics
Italians Admire American Spirit in France War Efforts
Italian writers who visited the American army in France praise the vast wartime preparations, noting terminals at Mediterranean and Atlantic ports, and the efficient organization for current needs and future scales. They describe Americans as a people in arms, crusader-like faith, and confidence in victory as they transport, supply, and sustain the war effort.
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Washington
France
Sddlers
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Il Becoto Xtz
Genoa
Gloreale d'Italia
Romie
State Department
Roches
Cammiry
Sniping Artistry Behind British Lines in France
In June correspondents describe how sniping has become a precise art in World War I. Lieutenant Jackson locates four enemy loopholes and signals heavy artillery, coordinating bombardment to push German snipers from a protected post amid mud and earth in Belgian trenches.
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France
Assorciated
Flander
Jackson
Sis
Cnlpers
Jackson Doe
Pat Haggarty
Brown
Yost
Fragmentary World War I trench bombardment report
A crest line clash describes sniping from a parapet and a shell burst causing stones to ricochet. Major notes the sudden fear as figures appear among the creek and ridge, with British trenches exchanging fire and German soldiers advancing to the crest in a halted assault.
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Rato Bein
Peasant Breaks Up Heavy Raid of 8 Germans
Afail Corporal Antoine Vial earns a military medal for halting a German raid near Tyons. He killed seven of seventy three attackers, including two officers, while wounded by a grenade. German forces suffered fifteen more dead and fled after French fire held the line.
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Antoine Vial
Tyons
Hla
Thi lAtgonie
Antoine
Ildlening
Antoi Ce
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