Columbus May Have Large Aviation Camp
Columbus Ohio May 23 The Columbus Dispatch printed an appeal from Washington reporting the war department plans to choose Columbus as the site for a large aviation training camp in the cavalry. If approved the government will use the state fair grounds for the camp housing 1600 to 2000 aviators, making the capital the largest camp in the country.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
Washington
War Department
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Cavalry
Duckeye
New Columbia June Records Promising Delights
The Columbia June record lineup showcases classic waltzes and novelty vaudeville numbers. Highlights include the famed Tan of Yama Yama, Levinsky sketches, Jolson live bits, and operatic arias from Sicacciari, with Prince's Band delivering energetic dance medleys and patriotic tunes. Aiming to charm fans of old favorites and fresh performances alike, the package promises a lively listening experience.
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Annie Roonay
Pearl
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Dad
Daren & Braod
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Pula
Columbia
June Records
Revoir
Riner
Dandy Remedy for Corns and Calluses
An advertisement touts a tiny bottle of freez one to relieve toe corn pain. It promises instant soreness relief and easy removal of hard or soft corns and calluses with a few drops. The copy targets women and claims millions use the product and can stop corn ache for good.
Ogden Girl Receives Praise For Thrift Stamps Victory
Kathryn M s Blosser and Lessig Moxner, 11 year olds from Moore Idaho and Ogden City, spoke at the Olympic theatre after winning in a Thrift Stamps contest. The piece urged buying stamps to fund soldiers ships and hospitals, describing thrift stamps as a safe long term investment supporting liberty and allied forces.
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J. L. Messer
Moore
Idaho
Lessig M. Moxner
Tionnesiile School
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Alamps Toy
Try This For Economy
Converting health into economy becomes the watchword with a suggested remedy Sulpher Tablets. The ad touts “Sulpherh” tablets in a sugar coated form, promoting purification of stomach, kidneys, bowels and blood and urges readers to obtain them from druggists. It contains attestations and a New York address for ordering.
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25 Cent Coin Appeal for War Savings Stamps
A garbled plea urges readers to buy War Savings stamps to support the government and allies. It touts 20 cent pieces, advises collecting stamps until sixteen are purchased, then redeeming for a war saving certificate. The speaker appeals to patriotism and democracy.
Ogden Man Spent For Tune in Search
A dated testimonial from a local man recounts spending $1800 over seven years on medical visits and doctors. He claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured his stomach pain and stomach ailments after trying various physicians. The ad promises the product removes mucous and inflammation, with a money-back guarantee via MeIntyre Drug Co.
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MeIntyre Drug Co
Farewell Party For Trooper Contingent Attendees
Hooper hosts a large farewell for about four to five hundred residents as nine men prepare to leave from Trooper to Camp Lewis with the draft contingent. Levi Parker Thomas Widdison Albert Paterson Ico Jones Frank Todd Lealy Gwilliams Wilford Gwill laws George Wadsworth honored with speeches and a service tag. A separate sendoff for Pred Schmaltz and Winm Brandendonk at South Weber includes gift rings and remarks from local leaders.
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Hooper
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Thomas Widdison
Albert Paterson
Ico Jones
Frank Todd
Lealy Gwilliams
Wilford Gwilllaws
George Wadsworth
Cadomene Tablets Advertised For Strength In Women
An old ad copy promotes Cadomene tablets as restoring vigor and strength to weak women sold by an druggist. A second item notes a regiment parade at Fort Postponed in Balt La, May 23, due to the Twentieth Infantry Battalion's city parade for the World War entry anniversary, with no regimental parade tonight.
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Balt Lak
Twentieth Infantry
War Prisoners Total Invalids from Moscow report
A Moscow dispatch states 3,100,000 Russian war prisoners held in Germany and Austria Hungary are total invalids. Germany hosts 1,900,000 and Austria 3,200,000 with many in serious contagious conditions. Return to Russia is hindered by food, housing, and medical needs. five million refugees are slated for relocation to Russian provinces. Washington reports 1,500 Russian prisoners arriving at Petrograd to be exchanged for German prisoners, described as virtually walking dead men. Germans protested an exchange only for unfit Russians while fit Germans would return overseas. Public anger arises over the treatment of returning soldiers.
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Austria
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Siberia
Frontiera
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Recruitment Supplies Arriving for Fort Douglas Regiment
Announcement from Fort this afternoon notes the first increment of recruits from Fort Logan, Colo, is due to arrive at Fort Douglas. A noncommissioned officer was sent days ago to Colorado to command the troops and bring them here. They will help fill the regiment to its full muster of 3640 men as roughly 450 more recruits are planned for later delivery from other posts.
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Culley Drug Co
Mcintyre Drug Co
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Colo
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Colorado
Wilt Fleengeth
Maccabees to Hold Memorial Service at Baptist Church
The Maccabees lodge plans their regular memorial services next Sunday at 7 PM in the Baptist church. Members have prepared elaborate decorations and will attend in a large turnout. Rev. M. G. Winters of Denver, Cal. will deliver the memorial address. A special roast has been arranged for the occasion.
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M. G. Winters
Denver
Cala
Private Biddle Ends Own Life At Camp Kearny
Private Ralph Biddle, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Biddle of Brigham City, shot himself with an army rifle at Camp Kearny California last night and died twenty minutes later. A board, led by Major Bourne and including Captain Walley and Lieutenant Williams, investigates whether the act was accidental or deliberate. Comrades Terrence Addison and Lorenzo Fullmer slept nearby. the shot caused confusion before the cause was known.
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Fata
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Lorenzo Fullimér
Mardly
Adi Ming
Flis
Reeves
Albert J. Biddle
la Jolla
Roel Ment
Niecifle
Bidilo
Brigham City
Tie
LeRoy Bourne
Edwin G. Walley
Don G. Williams
Gary Means It Promises Steel Sale Pace
Chairman Gary of United States Steel pledges a sale every ten days as shipyards restart. The Springfield Republican notes the country’s revival feels like rising the dead, while the Detroit Free Press mocks a knitting joke about waiting for enlistment and sacks.
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Army casualty list lists eight more names and ranks
The weekly army casualty report shows fourteen killed in action, twelve died of wounds, eleven died of disease, thirty nine wounded severely, one wounded slightly, and one missing in action. Officers include Lieutenant James Palache of Farmington Connecticut and Lieutenants Johan Maguire of St Louis and Hugh Sutherland of Minneapolis. Several sergeants and privates named in the list are from New Jersey New York and other states.
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Farmington
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St. Louis
Hugh L. Sutherland
Denolt
Misg
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Colwyn
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Colo
Teddy
Brewer
Grerofield
Ind
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Chicago
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Rutland
T. William Clark
Titusville
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Katek
Wis
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Clark
Prescott W. Gould
Newton Upper Falls
Mass
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East Marlon
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Faulklin
Trivatea
Warren Coleman
John W. Jones
Spartanburg
Walter Hunter
Lavreas
Emil Kratt
St Raut
Krank Charles Mastenbrook
Grand Haven
Mich
Ifmruld
Neumann
Glennie
Rich
Harvey T. Palwer
Filladale
Ore
James Cotharan
Bradley
8. C
John T. Maguire
Huet
DIVERSE WWII CASUALTY LISTS INCLUDE KILLED WOUNDED AND MISSING
The May casualty lists from Washington report four killed in action nine died of wounds ten died of disease sixteen wounded in action and one wounded slightly. Officers include Captain Frederick D. Claire killed in action and Lieutenant Whitney H. Joyce died of wounds. Also listed are many wounded severely and missing in action across numerous names and locations.
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Neeldent
Frederick D. Claire
Phi. Delphit
Cuetnant
Whitney H. Joyce
Ays Dilla
N.Y
Almes D. Gensad
Wanchester
N. Wa
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Gene Paul Wabben
Ceorurada Spree
Cole
John A. Dattin
Waterti
N.V
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