Great Army Officers Training Camps Open Amid Demand
Washington May to March reports show about 200000 men applied for officer training, with 60000 certified for admission and 40000 to be selected for intensive instruction. 10000 of the trainees will become company and battalion officers after three months as the first army of 600000 is raised by September under the selective draft system.
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Wind Damages Logan Buildings and Signs
A severe May wind swept Logan causing major damage to the Agricultural College Mechanics Arts Building with its roof lifted and debris scattered northwest. Two plate glass windows at Sharsbert Christensen caused about 200 in damages. other firms and signs suffered minor losses. In Franklin Idaho twenty miles north, Utah Power and Light reported service disruption from a broken transmission line, quickly repaired.
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Logan
Utah Power and Light Company
Knights of Columbus Install Utah Leaders in Columbus Park City
May 4 in Columbus Park City Utah state council Knights of Columbus elected Dr J Din neen Ogden as state deputy. New officers include Fe Cahill Oxden secretary D C Sullivan Balt Lake treasurer J J Donnelly Eureka advocate Ly M Muirbrook Park City warden J M Cushnahan Oxden chaplain Dr Jobe J Galligan Balt Lake past state deputy. Delegates total fourteen. Eureka chosen as next meeting site. The council sent a loyalty pledge to the president and endorsed a tubercular hospital fund. A banquet followed at New Park hotel with guests from the local council.
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Chap Info
Jobe J. Glalligan
Balt Lake
Utah State Council
Knights of Columbus
Deterates
Supreme Council
J.P. Dioneen
J. J. Galligan
J. Bl Lanigan
J. T. 3Fe- Laughlin
Parkotel
Eureka
Ramona at the Orpheum highest photoplay shown last night
The Orpheum opened Ramona, praised as the finest photoplay by the national board of review. It dramatizes the cruel mistreatment of Mission Indians in California, highlighting pathos, tragedy, and justice efforts. Music and authentic depictions of Indians and old ranch life accompany the production.
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Orpheum
Helen Hunt Jackson
National Board of Review
Mission Inpélans
Pattefy
Millon
America
Abbott Kinney
Mra. Jackson
Indiana
Serbs Shoot at Their Neighbor in Salt Lark Incident
Police say two Serbs attempted to abduct Austrian resident Steve Jackiotich at 121 South Fifth West street. An exchange of shots at 132 South Fifth West street wounded no one. suspects Lob Connar and EW Drakutich were captured and later released on own recognizance as warrants were issued.
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Balt
Allison to Enter Westerve Corps Camp
Allison son of T. M. Alton arrived in Salt Lake City and will depart for San Francisco to join the officers reserve camp. He has studied at Yale for four years and was allowed to graduate early to enter the training program. He has attended several military schools and undergone training, preparing for the examinations.
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Weserve
Balt Lake
T. M. Alton
Salt Lako Yraterday
San Francieo
Yale
Bits
Allvon
Enat
Supreme Court to Hear 39 Cases in May Term
The Utah Supreme Court prepares for a May term starting next Monday with 39 cases under consideration. Chief Justice J. E. Frick and Justices W. M. McCarty E. H. Corfman S. R. Thorman and Valentine Gideon lead the bench. The list includes Clark v. Utah Association of Credit Men Parm. Sheldon Muzart v. Pratt warden. estate matters. various railroad and mining disputes. Oral arguments span May 14 to May 31 with multiple appellants and respondents in each docket.
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Supreme Coturt
Supreme Court
J. E. Frick
W. M. McCarty
E. H
Corfman
R. Thorman
Valentine Gideon
ED. Ewan
J. H. McEwan
Johanna C.J. Anderson
Appelant
G. M. Bartholomew
C. H. Pickett
Thomas W. Blackburn
Jwan Olsen
David Jensen
Nela Jenzen
Joseph M. Sharp
Respondjenia
John W. Beasley
Thomas
Dorrdman
Thomas WW. Blake
A. Thoston Development Company
Teapondents
Vera Bartholoméw
Eagles Grand Opening Ball Delayed For Catering Constraints
The Eagles change the grand opening event to a ball on Thursday May 10 1917 with a private attendance. Members may secure tickets by presenting receipts and paying 1.50 per couple. Refreshments will be provided by the committee on the grand opening.
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Eagles
AMC
Brigham Receives New Cavalry Troop Amid City Festivities
Brigham City marked the arrival of a new cavalry troop with a large parade and community events. About 2,000 residents joined the celebration organized by local recruiting committees from Salt Lake and Brigham City, plus the Red Cross and Boy Scouts. Leaders urged loyalty to the cause, and proceeds from a citizen’s bell game supported the troop. A grand ball featuring Majors Hi, Land, Bourne and Captain Webb closed the day.
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Brigham City
Brigham Troop
Tab Cavalry
Parsons
Mfetals
Balt Lake
Wc, Stark
John Feldman
Brigham City Military Band
Young’ Ladies
Hed Cross Nurses
Acouta
Equestrienies
Wyon L. Eddy
Hyrum W. Valenting
Gia
W. ©. Stark
New Utah Road Commission Forms Under Governor Browning
May 9 in Salt Lake City the Utah road commission organized with Governor Browning as chair and Harden Bennion as secretary. E F Morgan remains in office momentarily while Browning selects a state road engineer to replace him. The commission includes the governor, secretary of state, State Auditor Joseph Ririe, Attorney General Dan Shields, and State Engineer George McTaggart. A committee will inspect the Price to Myton route through the Uinta country, leaving East Lake Monday to survey the ground.
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Balt Lake
Atata
Joseph Ririe
Dan DB. Shields
George F. Mctonagte
H.C. Means
George 8
Stoan of
Myton
Price
Uinta
Slate
Nuxated Iron Claims Strong Health and Beauty Benefits
An advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as essential to blood formation and energy. It urges a two week trial of two five grain tablets three times daily after meals, claiming improved strength and endurance with a money back guarantee through druggists like A. R. Netney.
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Tron
Neil
James
A. R. Netney
France's Civil Population Slain Report From Paris Head
Frank B. Gibson, ex-finance head of the American Relief Clearing House, arrived in Baltimore and alleged France suffered 6000 dead plus civilians marooned in towns. He cited German retreats in Somme where civilians were ordered to assemble and then trenches opened fire. Captain Charly Sweeney allegedly witnessed the aftermath.
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Baltimore
Frank B. Gibson
France
Nam
Somme
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