G A R Leaders Arrive in Salt Lake City for Utah Encampment
Commander in Chief Orlando A Somers arrives in Salt Lake City with national officers and Utah department leaders for the Grand Army encampment. A two day program includes a dress parade at Fort Douglas, a public reception, musical performances, a Belgian child tribute, organ recital, and a banquet at Odd Fellows hall with formal installations and elections to follow.
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Orlando A. Somers
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You Can Tell Which People Have Iron in Their Blood
An advertisement describes iron blood deficiency and claims iron supplements restore strength in two weeks. It targets nervous, run-down individuals and promises dramatic gains after two weeks of iron tablets, urging readers to test strength before and after. The copy touts an older drug form, pledging satisfaction in a nationwide drugstore network.
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Raantus
Americans Doing Fine Work in War Front Dispatch
Special dispatch describes a visit to American troops at the front. Report notes Franco-British cooperation and potential Franco-American support, with references to reinforcements and battlefield actions as allied forces defend positions.
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Paris
Athintin
Watson
Old Enemy To Utter Root Adverts For Freezone
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a corn remover. It claims a few drops on a tender corn relieve soreness instantly. The drug allegedly dries quickly, shrivels the corn, and leaves surrounding skin undamaged. The copy notes a Cincinnati authority endorsing the product and mentions its availability at a drug store.
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X Cincimati Authority
French artillery praise for American allies during fusion debate
A French artillery colonel in Washington commends American allies for their zeal and loyalty in joint operations. He notes the challenge of using conservation pads and the complex work behind analyzing information from field posts, praising American colleagues for handling this delicate task well.
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Immet
Officers Prefer Overseas Duty in War Department
Washington May 3 Every one of the 6000 officers on duty in the war department ordnance bureau has applied for foreign service. High officers refuted charges that the corps used to staff bomb proof posts. Cases of reprisal for seeking overseas duty were noted as Drigsdner General G C Williams, relieved ordnance officer, took charge and shifted duties.
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Ordogoeo Bureau
Ordinance Corps
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GC. C. Williams
Ordnance
Opposed to Having Tocall Plz Fights Protest Letter
A fragmentary editor note reveals a protest against plans described as barbaric. It cites Rev Christian V Garver and a pastor named Lewis Wt HuW, urging loyal Americans to stand against perceived wrongs and to support unity, though text is garbled and lacks clear dates or places.
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Christian V. Garver
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Lewis Wt
Huw
First Christian Churel
Balloon explosion kills two at Fort Omaha field
A Cacquot type observation balloon exploded at Florence Field Fort Omaha killing two men and injuring eighteen others. Fire followed the blast as crews rushed the wounded to the fort hospital. Post commander Colonel Börsey attributed the disaster to friction caused fabric and noted unidentified victims would be claimed after morning calls. An earlier line mentions a wage increase for Dominion Textile Works workers in Kingston, Ontario.
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Aggies claim track and tennis wins in Utah halt
Logan May 2 Utah Aggies dominated the state meet with wins in track events and tennis doubles. Wallis of Utah A C edged Taterson in the 300 and 220 yard dashes while Aggies runners Balla Peterson and Jangen swept both sprint events. George Hansen set a state record in the javelin at 148 feet 10 inches and Tarvin claimed his fourth college pentathlon title. Utah also swept tennis doubles and singles, with Kahn and Simpson winning their matches. The teams are expected to meet again in Utah next Wednesday in a return clash at Salt Lake City.
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Wallis
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Jangen
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Uteh
Goodwin
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Aggies
George Hansen
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Kahn
A. GC
Bennet
Tinh
Simpson
Smith
A Eytt
Tranns
A Nchools
Halt Lake
Boxing Controversy Over Willard Fulton Fight Reaches Ogden
Dr Reinwold Kanzler comments on protests about the Willard Fulton prize fight in Ogden. He supports boxing as self defense and skill development for youths while noting he has not witnessed the recent events. He references Colonel Miller’s Willard Fulton plan and says he has no objections to clubs or other contests on principle.
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Panera
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Aytele
Willard Fulton
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Eny
Sigurd
Christian EH
Garver
Basing Moe
PR Folley's Honey and Tar Cures Croup Says Mothers
An ad touts PR Folley's Honey and Tar as a cure for croup and coughs with testimonials from mothers about its effectiveness. The piece mentions a Mrs Meuraner from Bau Cairo Wis and an advertiser Melatyre Drug Co, amid other scattered lines and aUK union membership figure of about 4,000,089.
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Meuraner
Bau
Cairo
Wis
War Casualties Listed After Actions Across The Indies
Washington May 3 The casualty table shows the day’s losses with killed in action died of wounds died of disease and missing in action. Names include Lt Tomas F Mooney San Antonio Tex and Dinsmore Ely Chicago among the killed and Lt Thomas P Meaney San Antonio Tex and others among the wounded and missing across many towns and states.
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Dinsmore Ely
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Calonol
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Aristol
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Urlatol
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Ohio
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Dilley
Ore
Frank M. Hall
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Mich
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Thurlow Weee
Meaney
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Geneco
Eugene Fi. Sharkey
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Mass
Henry Ritehotle
Claremont
EE Corporula
James J. Coogan
New Haven
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Ray
Adolph Blais
Fall River
George Tonfiguo
Hoxton
Phosphate Pills Promised to Cure Extreme Thinness
An advertisement touts Mitro-phosphate as a cure for thinness and nervous weakness. It claims increased weight and improved health by supplying phosphorus and related elements, warning of dangers from overuse and urging people to obtain the product from Chile Drug Co. and mark ali Smet.
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Meintytr Drag Co
Mark Ali Smet
Shipping Board to Decide Wages in Atlantic Trade
Washington May 3 The question of applying the Paris wage scale for American seamen in the Atlantic trade while retaining 50 per cent for war zone work has been left to the decision of the Shipping Board. Agreement on this was reached yesterday at a conference of ship owners heads of seamen s organizations and labor experts of the Shipping Board PATRIOTISM AND LIBERALITY.
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Liberty Loan Subscriptions Top National Quotas
Washington reports the Liberty Loan total reaching 2 803 387 000 with partial yesterday figures. Chicago district leads, surpassing its quota with 453 610 800. Seventh District also over the top, near 100 percent of its goal 225 060 000. The writing notes western states near full support as officials warn of distortions in other districts. A stray editorial cartoon and remarks about a gun and eggs appear amid the economic coverage.
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