The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19
BRIEF REVIEW Of
A Weeks EVENTS
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
HAPPENINGS IN ITEM.
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INTERMoUNTAIN.

Normal operations have been re
sumed In Butte mines, II is announced
following n slight cessation of maxi.
mum copper production last week I'm.
duced by an attempted I. w. w. strike.
Declaring that Utah has plenty of
feed to care for the stock within the
borders OF the state, the committee on
food supply and conservation of the
state council OF defense IL issuing n
warning to farmers to hold their
stock.
How to solve the problem presented
by thousands Of men rejected by
draft boards or at camp, or dis
charged from the army on account OF
tuberculosis, will he the chief question
taken up ut the Northwestern Tuber-
culosls conference to be held I'm Spo-
kane on September q and %.
The supreme court OF Nevada has
confirmed the decision of the district
court, and Ben Kuhl must pay the ex-
IRENE penalty for the premeditated
killing Of a stage driver ut Jarbldge,
New, two years ago.
Willie Jack, a 13-yenr-old' Indian
boy who confessed to killing Mrs.
Charles Williams ut Hicks Station,
New, has been sentenced to life i'm.
prlsonment.
Governor Alexander OF Idaho ar
rived In Camp Lewis Wednesday and
spoke TO several hundred Jewish sol
oilers at the Jewish Welfare building.
Thursday he made tour OF the camp
and expressed delight at It's develop.
mont during the sixteen months since
his previous visit.
DOMESTIC.
Charged with an attempt TO black
mail the family OF J. T.. Morgan to the
amount OF $4,000 through use OF the
malls, J. II. Thorn, 80 years old, JAM.
tor ut u newspaper building. was ar.
rested by. government authorities at
Lansing, Mich.
Restrictions preventing men OF draft |
age being commissioned In the army
from civil life have been modified In |
30 far AZ they apply to the staff corps. |
Two hundred soldiers from Camp |
Fremont, Cal. We're put TO work |
throughout the Santa Clara valley |
gathering the prune crop. said to have
been damaged badly by recent rain
storms.
The ninety-fourth session OF the SOW
ereign grand lodge OF the Independent |
Order OF Odd Fellows, embracing the
United States and nearly nll countries
OF the world, opened Monday at st. |
Louis.
The police strike called last week at
Cincinnati was declared off Monday.
The men came back without obtaining
any guarantees from the city officials
relative TO their demands.
Elimination OF $500 styles OF rubber
footwear Is called for under war
time schedule OF production an
nounced by the war Industries board,
effective as Of September for canvas
rubber soled shoes and on January
for waterproof footwear.
Suicide and famine were the spec
tral passengers aboard n Bristol Bay
Packing company's steamer which ar
rived at San Francisco. Friday, the
18th, from Alaska waters. faced. Three
men aboard the steamship committed
suicide en- route 10 this port. and the
Americans aboard had 10 band to-
gether to fight on $50 Italian fisher
men 10 get their share of the slim pro- ,
visions aboard the boat.
William ii. Taft. president of the
League TO Enforce Peace, has been /,
Invited to deliver the principal adj
dress at the first meeting of the :
League OF Free Nations associations, ,
10 be held In London. October 10.
One thousand cases of influenza are $
at Camp Devans, Mass, by {
he division surgeon. Lieut.. Col. Me G
cornack. Death has occurred In only
me case, and In that pneumonia com Y
were present. Q
Shelled by a German submarine In n
! fog Sunday morning, 80 miles of 4
he American coast, a British passen- ..
,er steamer escaped by altering her "
curse and understanding the U-boat. a
The arrived safely In pors.
One man was killed and six were c
Wounded near Owen. Wis, in pitched d
attic between members of the home
uard and farmers on one side and two I,
LEGGED draft evaders. Il
Advices received at San Francisco N
rom Honolulu announced the death on n
.ugust 20 of Mrs. Anna G. Dole, wife
Z Judge Sanford Il. Dole, the first and p
My president of the republic of C,
laval and afterward governor of the In
,rritory. A
Eugene V. Debs, charged with vio-
tions of the espionage act, was SEN ei
need to ten years In the Moundsvllle, f.
7. Va, penitentiary on each of three OF
,unts of the Indictment, by Federal q
Idge Westenhaver at Cleveland, o. te
he sentences will run concurrently. W
Full responsibility for the recent fe
acler raids In New York and ad-
lining cities has been assumed by m
-torney General Gregory who prom W
IS continuance of the roundups, but til
thout use of soldiers. sailors and m
smbers of the American Protective 81
lgue to make arrests. re