Italians Gain All Victory In Offensive With 2375 Prisoners
Rome dispatch reports Italy’s offensive yielding 2375 prisoners along with a mountain battery and 30 machine guns. Italians seize wooded heights east of the Ysouto river, cross between Toga and Barbrez, and take Zagora and Zagomila as the center of the attack advances.
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Rome
London
War Office
Becan
Ysouto
Gorizia
Toga
Barbrez
Uhr
Zagora
Zagomila
Hooper Honored Six Local Enlistees In Community Event
In Hooper ward meeting hall last night six young men were saluted for enlisting in the U S military, with 350 attending. Honor guests included Gilbert Widdison Alfred Mapting Artell Childs Albert Belnap Claude Wadsworth and Lester Nitehell plus others Francis Johnson in aviation corps and Marcel Works in the Utah National Guard. A program of speeches music and readings followed by dancing closed the celebration.
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United States
Hooper Ward
Ward
Gilbert Widdison
Alfred Mapting
Artell Childs
Albert Belnap
Claude Wadsworth
Lester Nitehell
Hooper
Francis Johnson
United States Aviation Corps
Marcel Works
Utah National Guard
Johnson
Utah Agricultural College
Iooper
J. G. Widdison Jr
James J Heua
Hooper Commercial Club
Navy delays destroyer dispatch and draft registrar notice
The navy withholds details of an American destroyer flotilla bound for Europe while ordered to be reported. Rear Admiral Sims commands the force as France assigns officers to assist American military procurement efforts. The draft registration system offers volunteers and sets pay at four dollars per day for nonvolunteer registrars, with evaders to be reported.
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Washington
Tirteh Waters
Navy Department
America
Germany
Sims
Notitia
Europe
Re organizing Russ Cabinet Inaugurated After Pact
Petrograd reports a cabinet reconstruction after an agreement among the government the cadets and the revolutionary bodies. The changes include the retirement of foreign minister Paul N. Malykoff and three cardinal points affirming unity of allied fronts confidence of the revolutionary democracy and plenitude of powers for the government.
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Petrograd
London
Cadicsis
Paul N. Malykof
Offcial Nowa
Council of Workmen's and Soldiers
Entertaining program by OGYEA HGH School students
Ten high school students from the drama, art and music classes under Marcellus Smith presented readings and musical selections to a large school auditorium audience. The program featured a string quartet, violin solos, soprano songs, and readings including The Highwayman and Experiences with praise shared by students and instructors Danter Sullivan and Mr Smith.
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Ogyen High School
Marcellus Smith
Mendelasohn
Syatitadions
Ruth Win- Te
Mary Fischer
Mar Feellus Smith
Acolo
Venus Willams
Leo Barn Soraby
Berenade
Miss Flacher
Florence Niser
Miss Wiliams
Tellozolo
Avon Rich
Property Owners Sue City Over 26th Street Pay Plan
Attorney Wiara II Henderson led in district court for a majority of Twenty-eighth Street property owners against the city commission. They seek to bar payments arguing the commission lacks authority to contract with I. J. Moran or to proceed without consent, claiming the action is null and will invite a wave of lawsuits. The suit asks to protect plaintiffs’ real estate from clouding and to enjoin Moran from paying the district, marking the first of many lawsuits tied to May or Maywood’s street paying program and its impact on municipal progress and city finances.
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Henderson
District Court
Twenty-eighth Street
City Commission
I. J. Moran
Cormilanion
Tawaults
Ogden City
Moran
Com Imienion
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County Funds Aid Seed For Garden Movement
County commissioners approved a $150 seed fund for the garden project to aid those in need, under county agricultural agent Preston Thomas. Judge Charles C Richards urged immediate action with city officials supporting a shared cost. mayor cautioned delay, while Thomas Shreeve oversees distribution from the First National Bank building location.
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Charles C. Richards
Martin I. , Brown
D. O. Ensign
Moron Skeen
Preston Thomas
Committee On Safety and Preparation
Judge Hichards
Heywood
Richards
Com. Talasioner
Miles L. Jones
Sterwood
County Commission
Thomas A. Shreeve
Ahould
Pet
First National Bank
Roosevelts Accept NY Offer for War Service
After a two hour meeting with Governor Whitman Colonel Theodore Roosevelt said he would accept a major general rank on the war service if the federal army bill passes without a clause to allow him to join any expeditionary force in Europe.
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Albany
Whitman
Theodore Roosevet
Europe
M Adoo Starts Speaking Tour
Secretary McAdoo opens a Midwest speaking tour to promote the 2.9 billion dollar Liberty loan. He will speak in Chicago, Omaha, and Denver with date changes noted for Lincoln and Denver engagements.
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Washington
McAdoo
Middlewest
Lapeeds
Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Lincoln
Denver
Young German spy confesses to Gulf of Mexico base work
A San Francisco youth arrested as Lieutenant Frank NM Wolf, actually Baron Friedrich Devan Fels, confessed to German agents on U S Pacific coast. He says he traveled with four others to the Gulf of Mexico to select sites for submarine and airplane bases and gathered military information along the coast. He claims he tried to quit but remained bound to the Kaiser's service.
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San Francisco
Germany
Lower
California
Pacific
Frank NM. Wolf
Baron Friedrich Devan Fels
Feta
Rudolph Flamensinghe
Los Angeles
Gulf of Meszico
Alies
Fels
Lakeview Mining group plans reorganization and stock swap
AL OER WY TEEN SE has obtained control of the Lakeview Mining company. A proposal outlines a contract to organize the Lakeview Consolidated Mines Co with two million shares. Old stock would be exchanged to form a new company while Ballot interests buy 600000 shares. The remaining stock may be tied up for a year. Stallo interests hold an option on a million treasury shares at 30 cents. Melville of New York is tied to underwriting 500000 shares. Perkins, former Lakeview executive, could sell 165000 shares to Stallo interests. EB Wattle, president of the original company, has not yet approved the plan and counter proposals are being considered to realign the enterprise.
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Lakeview Minich
Lakeview Consolidated Mines Company
Thaters
Lakeview Mining Company
Btallo
Statio
Treasury
Melville
New York
W. A. Perkins
Acer
Lakeview Company
Stallo
Rocalizlog
Robbery After Heavy Blow Leaves Murphy Injured
J P Murphy of 463 Twenty-Bratstreat was attacked in the Total railroad yards about 3:20 this morning by highwaymen who robbed him of a gold watch. He was found with a severely injured head and taken for surgical attention before being returned home.
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J. P. Murphy
Shumaker
Acer Shumaker
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