Camp Dodge quarantined as influenza spreads
Iowa news reports Camp Dodge placed under quarantine with restrictions on leaves, visitors, and gatherings to curb influenza. Other items include Des Moines army deserter cases, DuBque express strike end, wounded soldiers at Fort Des Moines, and cedar rust on Rockwell City apple trees.
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Iowa
International Order of the King's Daughters and Sons
Perkins
State University Hospital
Hampton-Kelley Canning Company
Hampton
Dubuquer
Bart Burnett
General United States
Fort Des Moines
United States
Peterson
Washington
Davenport
Dubuque
Red Oak
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Iowa City
Food and War Reports Dominate National Briefs
National notices report the agricultural advisory panel fixing hog prices at 15.50 per 100 pounds. War news covers clemency for three condemned soldiers, decorations for Generals Foch and Pershing, and surveys on the Liberty Loans. influenza outbreaks, troop movements, and economic measures across states are detailed alongside political shifts in Europe and policy debates in Washington.
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Agricultural Advisory Committee
Wilson frames peace as impartial justice and league of nations
President Wilson declares peace relies on impartial justice for all nations and a league of nations formed at the peace conference. He denounces Germany as without honor, insists no compromise on core principles, and outlines four guiding postwar terms.
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Wilson
New York
America
Germany
League of Nations
Termes
Brest-Litovak
Bucharest
Russia
Roumania
Nationwide Draft Draw Sets Stage For 4 Million Overseas
President Wilson opened the draft drawing as General March announced plans to recruit 4,000,000 soldiers overseas by July. The process assigned military numbers to 18,000,000 registrants and directed mobilization of an industrial war effort to sustain manpower and munitions for Europe.
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Peyton
C. March
March
General Pershing
Europe
Wilson
Government Printing Office
General Crowder
Fourth Liberty Loan Push Targets Slacker Towns
Treasury officials warn communities that fail the Fourth Liberty Loan goal will be called slackers and publicly shamed. The districts are urged to back the war effort by subscribing to the limit, reinforcing support for troops overseas.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Street Organs in London Amid Air Raids
The piece notes that street organs are rare in London as Italians leave city life for country pursuits. with air raids affecting daily life, the provinces enjoy more music this summer as fewer Italian organ grinders remain in the streets.
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London
Ndon
Ill wind brings lesson to Soho girls dancing
A quoted remark notes that an ill wind benefits none but hopes the Soho girls will continue dancing, urging resilience and grace in adversity as reflected in a Christian Science Monitor line.
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Soho
Christian Science Monitor
Popular Songs Welcome U S Troops In France
American troops arriving in France are greeted by trench children singing songs taught by early arrivals. The scene captures morale boosting despite wartime hardship and the new overseas presence.
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France
Americcan
Trench
Overseas
Army of Students In Line Mustering At Colleges
More than 150000 men joined America s fighting strength as students in the training corps were mustered in at colleges nationwide. The ceremony began at eleven o clock on October 1 with a President Wilson message read on each campus. Students in the corps draw army private pay and receive housing clothing and feeding by the government with no tuition. Each student may take up to three subjects.
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America
Army Training Corps
Wilson
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