Amherst Senses Out Battalion Under War Era Training
Amherst College has formed a 360 member officers reserve training corps unit and a machine gun group, preparing students for service. Many undergrads have left civilian work or joined war training, with two year courses and special subjects added to the curriculum. The college trains map drawing radio navigation wireless and bacteriology for sanitary work while a Colt automide and a heavy machine gun unit are available for drills.
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Amherst
Mass
Andy
New England
Amherst Callege
Mattsburg
New England College Training Corps
Williamstown
Yankee College
Tly College
Hat
Ahrow
Amheral
Yore
Pirpoen
Adil
Tilehanl H. Wilson, Jr
Frank GC. Damon
Volnteer Milite
Yolo
Offeers’ Reserve Training Corps
John J. Kilert
Ofcer
Tne College
T Ie College
Cherny Isky Department 13
Brigham City News Reports Lumber Repairs
In Brigham City on June 21 the Merrell Lumber Co repairs replace about a hundred feet of stave pine with sheet pine in the canyon area. The water pipe line to the power house has undergone similar work and will soon be restored. Power shut off today caused several local industries to suspend activity. Relatives of local boys recently sent to Camp Lewis, Washington, have been informed of their status.
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Brigham City
Merrell Lumber Company
Tox Mijer Canyon
Camp Lewis
Brigham City News Briefs Highlight Military Transfers and Water Project
More than a hundred Llah boys moved to Camp Kearny and vacancies open in the 345th field artillery. Contractors for Brigham water works begin a major reconstruction next Monday, claiming sixty days to complete. A planned pipe line will run through Box Elder canyon to the reservoir. Tarrett and Thonyen of Salt Lake are the contractors. The Brigham City Golf Club schedules a July 4 charity match for the Med Cross and members prep for a strong season.
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Llah
Camp Kearny
345Th Field Artillery
Trigham
Box Elder Canyon
Tarrett
Thonyen
Salt Lake
Brigham City
House Passes Anarchist Deportation Bill
Washington report states the House, without a dissent, sent to the Senate an alien anarchist deportation bill authorizing immediate deportation of aliens deemed anarchists. The measure, approved today, targets individuals or groups identified as anarchist.
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Washington
Senate
Utah State Bankers Convene in Logan for Annual Meeting
Members of the Utah State Bankers Association gathered in Logan for their annual convention, with participants from adjoining states and Ute communities. War and the nation’s entrance into the world conflict are the principal issues to be discussed today and tomorrow.
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Utah State’ Bankers’ Association
Logan
Ute
United States
Water waste in Salt Lake City sparks alarm
June 21 Salt Lake City. City water commission reports daily consumption around 411 million gallons. Commission cites waste by "water hogs" and warns of a water famine if wastage continues. Commissioner Neslin threatens cutting water to offenders to protect gardens and smaller reservoirs.
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City Water Commission
Neslin
Hin Hing
Five Crafters Arrested in Bribery Indictments
Five men were arrested in New York on June 21 in federal grand jury indictments charging offering and receiving bribes connected with government sales of life boats and crafts to the armed forces.
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New York
Army
Prand
U S Forces In Brilliant Attack Near Mt Bellon Area
The Associated Press reports American forces northwest of Mbateau Thierry conducted a series of small but sharp air attacks on the north side of Bellon wood. The action tightened Allied positions as the campaign continues. Republican Joe Norris filed a petition with the Nebraska secretary of state seeking renomination in the August primary.
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Associated Press
Witil
France
Mbateau
Thierry
Bellon
Norris
Joe
Slate
Nebraska
Hien Waa
Stevens
Congress
Urubstores 70 To Close At 10 P M Daily
Officials in Prave state announce 10 o clock closing for Urubstores 70 with Sunday and holiday closeups extending five hours. After 7 o clock every day nonessential items will be withdrawn from sale. Closings begin after August 1 with parks concessions exempted. Local druggists doubt start date.
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Lieb
Prave
Jensen
Hotiday
al Dru
New High Power Plane Ten Cross Atlantic Flight
Washington June 21 General Bruncker said transatlantic flight depends on engine reliability weather and weather forecasting. He noted accurate forecast across the course is possible and the Rolls Royce engine shows reliability. A seaplane or large airplane with two 875 horsepower engines could cover the trip at about 5000 feet. Liberty engines are powerful but not yet proven in quantity. Britain expects American long-range bombers by next year to carry raids to Europe and Berdin.
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Washington
Bruncker
Aeross
Ito
Beth
Liberty
Briteh
Uon
Europe
Whhich
Berdin
Dead child played with by family in Utah city
Salt Lake City reports a grim scene as a child under seven years played with a dead infant. J J Kurst, an expressman, was arrested on neglect charges after juvenile officers found the family destitute with two bread loaves and a medical prescription left untouched. The infant reportedly born premature.
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Salt Lake
J. J. Kurst
Park Aveone
Second Sowth
Sale Streets
Hos
J. J. Shields
Aml
Hurst
Frontier Day at Cheyenne Wyoming Opens Week of Festivities
Frontier Day in Cheyenne Wyoming begins with a four day display July 26 to 27. The event features roping riding and shooting exhibitions as thousands from across the United States and Canada attend. Organizers led by secretary T Joseph Cahill note reduced length this year due to various challenges and plan an amateur balcony displays and gramannile racing on the eve of the main celebration.
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Wyo
United States
T. Joseph Cahill
Frontier Day Committee
Agramanile Racing
Wanted Female Help Photographic Studio Ad
Fragmentary classified notice seeks a young woman for portrait photography work. Reads unclear but mentions Frremonde Street and a photographer H. lirey. No complete details or contact information available.
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H. Lirey Frremonde
Stullo
Chinese restaurant cases lead to new city ordinance draft
Four defendants associated with Chinatown eateries had their cases dismissed in municipal court on the plan to refile under an amended anti booth ordinance. Assistant City Attorney David L. Stine said actions would be taken anew, potentially after next city commissioners meeting, despite Judge Pratt ruling the prior ordinance unconstitutional. Defendants include JL Heney proprietor Newport Cafe, John Dee Teo of the Mhambra, Weng Koo of the Senate, and Leo Young of the Vienna.
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David L. Stine
A. ¥. Pratt
Inti-Board
Eases
JL Heney
Newport Cate
John Dee Teo
Mhambra
Weng Koo
Senate
Leo Young
Vienna
Legal Department of the City Act
Supreme Court of the
Tata
Pratt
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MIEET
Salt Lake City
U. S
Urubstores
Atlantic
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Cilitar
Ats
Louis
H. W. Jones Company
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