Iowa World War Draft and Local News Roundup
Mount Pleasant boy Raymond Mathews was shot and killed by Clarence Heddon near Wesley chapel after Sunday school. The incident happened before a crowd of fifty. Heddon surrendered to a sheriff in town. Also Iowa to receive 2.13 million dollars for agricultural extension work at Ames, with county agent programs and home demonstration projects planned. New Army arrivals to Camp Dodge may get best clothing and earliest noncommissioned officer opportunities. Skeleton companies to form, 350th Infantry and 339th Field Artillery designated for Iowa, northern counties in infantry, southern in artillery.
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Fire, famine, and trials dominate fractured world scene
Reports detail a massive city fire near Razin on the Kinaki river east of Moscow with thousands killed or injured. Nebraska bases report a million dollars in timber value. Siberia hosts exiled Russian leaders in Tobolsk. A 26 000 strong New York parade marks the Twenty seventh division grand review. An Omaha wrestling match ends amid police restraint. West Texas cattle hardships worsen with water scarcity. Confessions in Villisea murders implausible, while Dr Cook expeditionists confirm Dr Cook camp distance.
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Washington Notes on Federal Reserve, Wheat Prices, and War Loans
The establishment at Denver as a branch of the Kansas City fed reserve bank is approved. Wheat seed price set at 220 per bushel. senate defeats a tax profits measure while boosting postal regulations. McAdoo seeks 2.6 billion in loans to Britain and the Allies. government challenges a West Virginia ruling on child labor. Hoover signals efforts to lower wheat and sugar prices. Ship shortages force sugar sharing with allied nations.
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National War Talks and Drafts Stir Americans
President Wilson says farmers cannot be exempt from military service and pressure grows for a war declaration against Austria. Navy reports show convoy losses under 1 percent as U.S. gears up for a 10,000-strong draft and 10,000 tabers to France. Attorney General Havner indicts for witness intimidation linked to the Kelly murder case. pacifist meetings face police action in Chicago as authorities raid IWW and related groups nationwide.
German forces enter Riga as campaign plans loom
Reports say German forces have entered Riga and plan an attack on Petrograd. A broader Austrian and German push is expected to force peace talks. The British tally shows 60,878 Allied casualties in the latest fighting, with officer losses rising.
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Iowa State Fair 1917 Sets Attendance Record and Benchmarks
Des Moines reports the 1917 Iowa state fair set a new attendance record and showcased broad excellence across departments, notably in hog shows with 2,492 head and a wider breed variety. The event highlighted youth work, including canned foods by a girl and a boy, and stressed learning from the fair as a school for standards.
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