Crowd Fares Cheer As Local Boys Depart For Camp Lewis
A large crowd gathered Thursday evening to bid farewell to 60 local men bound for Camp Lewis Washington. About 30 from the city and nearly 30 from nearby areas shared dinner at Kenny Cafe before joining a sendoff program with speeches by John Watson Valentino Gliaon and Captain Hyrum Belnap. The event, led by Warren L. Wattis, urged the drafted men to carry themselves with duty and honor as they join the nation's war effort, with a final farewell at the depot amid marching bands and a cheering crowd.
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Camp Lewis
Gedo City
Blig Bearth
Kenny Cale
Exemption Board
W. L. Wattle
Warren L. Watlis
John Watson
Valentino Gliaon
Hyrum Belnup
Mr. Watlin Auld
Meryndien
Job Watson
Webur Stake
Mormion
Watson
Houthern Paelte
Seoweron
North
Kerensky warns of Russian struggle and hopes for aid
Kerensky, former Russian premier, urges Western allies to support Russia’s democracy against Bolshevik tyranny. In a London labor conference address he cites German influence, predicts continued Russian sacrifice, and says his journey aims to rally America, France, and Britain to aid in reconstruction. He defends democratic aims while warning of renewed tyranny at home.
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London
Brest-Litoysk
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Rusein
M. Kerensky
Russia
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Keren
Mussa
Lnhor
America
Ilewits
Nes
Kerensky
United States
Preminn
Trussia
Kerensk
Armazenmat
Mr. Herder
Labor
Labor Congress
Mr. Kerebsky
Eutropa
Tussia
Germany
Ukraine
Reine
Holahevik
Kasalie
Solillere
Triumphine
Itn
Ladin Germany
Seth
Network of Allied Leaders and Loyalists in War Reporting
The dispatch from Petrograd notes Kerensky’s appeal to the Allies for aid to Russia as it seeks to resist German forces and rejoin the fight for freedom. The piece profiles Lt Curtis, mayor of Fecumech, and Lt Brockbank, a Utah dentist with ties to BYU and Chicago Dental, plus Lt Holcombe, Georgia football star and Yale Law graduate, detailing their wartime roles and postings in Hong Kong and the Philippines.
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London
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Kerensky
Farmi i
Sun
Pilus
Germany
Tary
Pa Triols
Quartermaster’s Department
Aviation
Navy
Curtis
Fecumech
Web
Eity
Brockbank
Utah
Brigham Young University
Chicago College Dental Surgery
Utah Agricultural College
T. H. Holcombe
Provisional Company
Georgia University
Yale Unniversity Law School
Phillipines Constabulary
Hong Kong
China
Standard O41 Company
Logan School Hosts Utah Agricultural College Officers
Six officers stationed at the Logan school as the Utah Agricultural College detachment of the national army expands its ranks for merchant training. Captain John K. France leads the unit with rapid military grooming and a focus on athletics. The detachment, including Officer Wimsch, aims to promote physical well being and organize baseball and other equipment for teams.
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Wreckbank
Utah Agricultural College
National Army
John K. Franee
France
Wimsch
Wan
University of Wyomne
Fimeelt
Memete
Ted Hin
Athlevics
Caplan Frazee
Phiilipines
Flo
Camp
Bcsington
BG Bordick
Oficer
Contrany A
Ae Oregon Agricultural College
Rit
C. Fores
Seattle
Cortia
Medical School of the Sty of
Nebraska
Comes of Mill
War Savings Stamp Talk Urges U S Production Boost
Eccles, president of the Logan City Council of Defense, spoke to Utah Agricultural College students urging increased production and reduced consumption to fund World War II. He estimated six to ten billion dollars available for war via investments and taxation, urging careful spending and redirecting funds to the government to avert inflation.
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United States
MM. Eccles
Eccles
Logan City
German Chancellor to Attend Important Meeting in Copenhagen
Copenhagen June 28 Count von Hertling German imperial chancellor will pay a visit today to the German army headquarters for an important conference, according to the Vossische Zeitung. The report notes the military and political implications of the meeting and its potential impact on ongoing arrangements.
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Copenhagen
Count von Hertling
Nalten
Soldiers Cited for Gallantry in French Actions
Washington June 28 American officers and soldiers cited for gallantry in action during the Culligny operations, by the French army commander in dispatches June 2 and 25. AP correspondent coverage lists names among seconding ranks as Pershing reports arrive. First address list issued today includes Colonel Lolus R. Helbreak and others, with home addresses being furnished.
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Washington
Atlion
Cauligny
Associated Press
France
War Department
Pershing
Lolus R. Helbreak
American Y M C A workers cited for bravery in Paris
Two American Y M C A workers W J Howell of Detroit and Reverend Murray Bartlett cited for bravery during bombardment and gas attack. Howell aided in removing wounded and gassed and conducted burials, showing energy and efficiency. Lieutenant Mezergues, famed French ace, wounded in combat after escaping German prison. enemy bomber crew killed.
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Paris
W. J. Howell
Detroit
Murray Bartlett
Philippine Islands
Howell
Dung
Mezergues
Havak
Teparte
Mechanical arson device found by Justice agents
In Tietsburg on June 27 a unique powered airgun and mechanical arson device, designed to destroy buildings without trace, were found among the effects of Fernando Roberto Edus ardo Ludkcinke. Ludigicke, a German alien enemy arrested last night on registration charges, claims birth in Germany and former service as a German army officer.
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Tietsburg
Department of Justice
Fernando Roberto Edusardo Ludkcinke
Ludigicke
Germany
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