Treasury drain hits emergency fund and salaries listed
A review shows 142 has been swept from the president's emergency fund. A balaylist presented by Mr. Creel shows Clayton D. Lad business manager of the committee and S. Roger Wireelor of the official bulletin division each received 34,200 a year. Henry Atwater manager of distribution Alvision 4,200 and Clair Sears Mylan director of woman’s labor work 3,080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Creel
Clayton D. Lad
S. Roger
Wireelor
Official Bulletin
Henry Atwater
Alvision
Clair Sears ‘Mylan
Dicentor
Woman's Iar
Otto Blair Change of Venue in Liquor Case
The State’s case against Otto Blair for unlawful liquor possession was postponed for a venue change. Blair and companions were arrested near Weber canyon after officers found a large quantity of Maver in their car. Andrew Hewitt, previously convicted of grand larceny, pleaded guilty to a related charge. Moulding was found guilty and fined 350 dollars for petty offenses. Anderson received five days for tying his team near a hydrant on Washington Street.
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Olle Dair
George &. Barker
Ula
Weber Canyon
Andrew Hewitt
Blair
Clatriet
Supreme Court
Hewitt
Ite
Neatry
Darker
Moulding
Jai
Run Anderson
Coarge
Barker
Anderson
Publicity budget tops one million in house action
Washington on June 17 the house appropriations committee approved 1 250 000 for the committee on public information but only 818 000 more than the asked amount by Chair Henry Creel. The plan directs funds from the propaganda activities to the treasury for the appropriation report on wartime shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Linuse
George Creel
Aaolian
Inmalitén
Wincette
Senien
United States
Brigham City News Looks At School Needs And Local Events
June 18 Brigham City reports two precincts Honeyville and Heath Valley seeking better school facilities. Funeral services held for Mrs Peter M Iverson in Bear River City. Sanitary Inspector orders removal of sheep near Bear River water source after inspections, with sheep relocated to distant grazing grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Honeyville
Heath Valley
Bear River
Peter M. Everson
Iverson
Gortht
Wallan
Iversons
Bear River City
John F
Mantua
Tyan Nik
Irip
Abe
Destruction of German Planes Reported by Allies
Communique details June 12 to 14 actions near St Mihiel and Lae with American patrols repelling a 40 German ambush. Two hostile planes were destroyed in aerial engagements, one near a Hanover type over St Mihiel. French army corps confirms the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Junta
Pershing
Plcardy
St. Mihiel
Hanover
Winelow
Vaylor
Four Minute: Woren Heard On Saturday
At a joint meeting of the Four Minute club the men claimed women could not perform their four minute talks on stage without lengthy intro remarks, provoking protests from the women’s branch which will present Saturday at various theaters using thrift and labor themes as material for discussion.
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Bbs
Four-Minuie Club
Orpheum—Mye
Chris Piyxare
Allmobra -Mre
F. A. Dadeden
Philin Warren “Watgely
Ulah Stys
Emre T.iss
Minnie Drawn
F. Karl Pardon
Kivanea
Baseball Arrives in England as Americans Impress
English observers note baseball losing its novelty as US clubs tour English venues. The Anglo American league expands with Army Navy and Canadian teams, drawing 4000 spectators who cheer the fast game with naval officers and sailors among the crowd, signaling a new British interest in baseball.
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England
United States
Britfeher
United States Army
Navy
Cloyd
America
Senal
Admairal Sims
Algerican Navy
Diddle
Americ G
Jamie Hoa
Veely
Crystal Palace
Evrey Sailor
Hat
Svery Scuiler Khant
Bie
Army and Navy baseball goes to extra innings
The field echoed with voices as players and umpires shouted calls while the score stayed tied at five apiece through eight innings. After a tense extra inning contest the Army finally pulled ahead but the Navy fought to extend play, with the match continuing past eleven innings in a bid for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peodla
Army
Navy
Pop Geers Plans New Season on Franks Circuit
Pop Geers, celebrated figure of the fight game, announces a return to the Franks circuit with a fresh season. He prepares his pace and rides as he sets up a schedule of engagements and potential features for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop Geers
Franks
Pat
Great Britain votes credit for 1.5 million pounds in Commons
London June 18 British chancellor of the exchequer Andrew Bonar Law introduced a vote of credit for 1,500,000 pounds as the House of Commons debated wartime finance. The report notes heavy expenditure and the daily average expenditure during the current quarter.
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London
Great Britain
Ald
Andrew Bonar Law
Howse of Commons
Engagement announced for Esther Shariff and Lawrence Farr
Society notes report the engagement of Esther Shariff to Lawrence Farr with a wedding planned soon. Bertha Eccles, a Daughters of the Pioneer member, attended a Laggan excursion planning meeting amid travel updates.
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H. Shariff Willolmer
Esther
Lawrence Farr
Anael Farr
Mars
Bertha Eccles
Mirs
Bertha Beeles
Society of the Daughters of the Pioneers
Laggan
Beelea
Sango
Cal
Jack Eccles
Dattery Bat
Utah
Professor George Oscar Ruasett Picks New Path in War Service
Professor George Oscar Ruasett, once a Walter Academy teacher, earned an A Tr. degree from Columbia College while teaching Spanish and pursuing further studies. He now serves in the photography department of the aviation branch of the chemical service and expects to depart for France soon as a serial photographer.
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George Oscar Ruasett
Edward Rich
Walter Academy
Columbia ‘College
Trussell
Photographia Department
Aviation
Chemiliary Service
Atk
Sackett's Harbor
N.Y
University of Utah
Sumer
Drafs
Aviation Corps
Ilr
France
Abd
Clyde Thyberg Describes Training at Boulder Colorado
Clyde Thyberg writes from Boulder to his mother detailing training at the University of Colorado campus. He praises Captain Beart and Lieutenant Maryfeld, notes extended drilling, dinner invitations, and progress in field logistics. He speaks of health, religious talk, and his aim to advance into useful army roles with Ogden and Fort Logan dynamics referenced.
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Gran
Wood Acres
University of Colorado
AL Bolder
Clyde Vhrberg
Utah
Mather
Mabel
Beart
Pleraire
Feilowa
Amy Nie
Marfaeld
Berger
Maryfiald
Guy Ft
Ulark
Tun Qey
Maryfeld
Selion
Ogden
Fort Logan
Denver
Auto School
Will
Klas
Clyde
Guion to Wear Louisiana Toga in State Post
Walter Guion, a Democrat and former district attorney for the southern district, was appointed by the governor to a noted state role. The move follows his distinguished career and ties to Louisiana politics.
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Guion
Louisiana
Walter Guion
At Fd
Teco Appoin
Alata
Ista
Setae
Broussard
Storney
Plate
Why Do You Save Money During Wartime Effort
Text urges Americans to save money during war to lend to the United States and allies. It argues saving shows patriotism, supports war finance, and asks readers to contribute a portion of earnings to loan the government, emphasizing less focus on personal gain and more on national survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Sam
Han
Bam
Europe
Splendid United
War Savings Stamps urged by patriotic appeals
A fragmented wartime message promotes investing in War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds to support the war effort. It urges saving before a June deadline and emphasizes backing those who fight and die for the nation.
Hearings on Prohibition Amendment Opened in Senate
Hearings resumed before the Senate Agricultural Committee on the prohibition amendment. Wayne Wheeler of Columbus Ohio argued that banning the sale and manufacture of beer and wine during the war falls within Congresss constitutional powers, urging a favorable report by Senator Jones of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Agricultural Cominitter
Will Wayne MT Wheeler
Columbis
Ant-5alpan League of America
Wheeter
Congress
Jones
Captain Spang is Dismissed From Service
Captain Frederick C. Spang of the quartermaster corps was dismissed after a court martial for calling empty flour racks in civilian Ulstern at Camp Travis Texas. The War Department announced the ruling today.
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Washington
Fung
Frederick C. Spang
Courtenay
Camp Travi
Texas
War Department
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Soldiers and Sailors
Frank T. Woods
Frank P. Woods
Iowa
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Daughters of the Pioneer
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Ouling
Jung
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Tmoneera
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Ars
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Methodist Missionary Society
W. H. Heonett
Navy Department
Reed
Russel! Novation
Clyde Thyberg
Boulder, Colorado
Totoraz
Walter Guar
Alhambra
Henrik Ibsen
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Mica Fergueen
Mera Halmar
Ming Fergue
Paramount
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Spang
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