The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-26
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A Weeks EVENTS
REcoRD OF THE IMPORTANT
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INTERMOUNTAIN.

J.. Feldman, II pawnbroker, charged
with utterances tending to promote
the cause Of the enemy.
Thirty cases of influenza among go
Montana men In the army technical
school mt the University of Colorado,
mt Boulder, We're reported Saturday,
and n fraternity house was taken
over for use as n temporary hospital.
Fire Of an origin rs yet undeter-
mined destroyed the Denver 4 rio
Grnnde freight depot. icehouse and Il
number of smaller railroad buildings
ut Grand Junction, Colo, together
with 80 loaded freight cars which
were standing In the railroad yards.
Union metal workers, numbering,
according to their leaders, about
$4,000, Saturday noon left their posts
In Seattle shipyards to take n Satur-
day half holiday which tie shlpyard
and shipping board officials claimed
they were not entitled TO under an
agreement covering working hours.
Striking zinc and copper miners of
Butte, at mass meeting called by
the metal trades council OF the city,
passed resolutions addressed to Pres
ident Wilson, asking the government
to take over the operation OF the
metal mines of the district.
Circulars urging general strike
until October | In protest against "the
acts Of the capitalist class In lmprlson-
ing Haywood, Dcbs and Mooney"
were scattered broadcast last week
among the mills of the Aberdeen,
Wash. district Friday.
DOMESTIC.
The potash reduction plant OF the
companies at Antioch, o., was de-
stroyed by fire which started at /
o'clock Monday morning. The plant
comprised two complete units, erected
Mt a cost Of 100000. The building,
with the exception Of the brick walls,
Is u total loss.
The Pacific division OF the Red
Cross has reached Its full quota OF
1895 Red Cross nurses for overseas
service, following the call OF Surgeon
General Gorgas for 1900 nurses.
A German submarine which was ly-
Ing In walt for transatlantic vessels
900 miles off the American coast Is be-
lleved 10 have been put out OF COM
mission and perhaps sunk by the
United States shipping board steam
ship Nnnsemond.
Deliveries OF completed vessels from
shlpyards In the United States during
July and August, shipping board re-
ports today show, We're more tl,un
enough TO offset the submarine losses
Of America since the beginning Of the
war
Women shall not be employed as
conductors on Cleveland street cars on
or after November /, 1918, Is the de-
clsion Of Henry u. Dielmann and Miss
Margaret Russnnowskn, federal inves-
llgators acting MS special representa-.
tives of the department of labor, In "A
report 10 President Stanley Of the
Cleveland Railway company.
Thlrty-four men alleged to he mem.
bers OF the Industrial Workers of the
World, five of them held by the gov.
eminent ms enemy aliens, are held ut
Wichita, Kan, TO face charges of CON
splracy to hamper the production of
coal, gas and oil In Kansas and Okla
hOma.
Plans for the organization of Llth-
unian army in America. under the d.
rection of the United States, We're for
mulated at New York at meeting of
Lithunians, at which pr. John Szlupas
of Washington, member of the Lith.
uninn central committee, presided
Spanish Influenza has made It's APP
pearance In ut least twenty-five army
camps over the country. The surgeon
generals office announced Monday
that the total number of cases has In.
creased 10 2O,21l, including 2225 new
cases reported.
Senator william Il. Borah Of Idaho,
speaking at the unwilling In Prospect
park of tablet to the memory Of
$50 Brooklyn men killed In the war,
urged every American from lab0rer
10 capitalist to back up the fighting
forces 10 the utmost.
For the first time in America Uncle
Sam has transferred soldiers on duty
TO their new stations by airplanes, the
war department announces. Eighteen
Lien were ordered from Rantoul, ILL.,,
10 the school of military aeronautics,
University OF Illinois, Champion, Ill.
They were taken in planes, piloted by
Officers and rushed across Illinois
Major Theodore Roosevelt, jr" has
been made lieutenant colonel of his
regiment, according 10 cable mes
sage received by HIS father at Ney
York. The former president was UNI
able to give further details of the
promotion.
The Third infantry regiment, which
was organized by Gen. George Wash
ington In 1892 and which claims to
be one OF the oldest, II not the oldest
unit, of the American military forces
on September u, at Eagle Pass
Texas, celebrated the 136.h ann,"er'
kary nf its crganlz liior.