Iowa Notes on Soldiers and War Efforts Across Cedar Falls to Des Moines
A roundup of wartime topics and local happenings from Iowa includes four years of college tuition for soldiers with honorable discharges, silver chevrons for those in training, and a large War Savings drive. Also noted are farm sales, civic gifts, influenza impacts, civic efforts for veterans, and a broad roll of Iowa service members reported as killed or wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
H.H. Seerley
Annette
Louise O'Brien
McGregor
Charles Mitchell
Webster City
Charles Singer
Iowa
Atlantic High School
France
American Public Health Association
Chicago
G. &. Summer
State Board of Health
Sumner
E Association
George B. Miller
Waterloo
California
Frank W. Court
Pasor
First Methodist Episcopal Church
John Seliger
Shoemaker’s ‘Bench
Beliger
Austria-Hungary
Johnny
Marion E. Bell
Wellman
Iowa County
Iowa Acre Corn Club
Ames
Young Bell
Des Moines
Jowans
Minne Shafer
Cedar Rapids
C. W. Stephenson
Eddyville
C. M. Pink
Pvt
Clem Hite
Company H
257Th Infantry
Western Terminal Elevator Co
Sioux City
W. M. Forsythe
Griswold
Cedar
Elliott
Ben Muntendam
Ben Slaughter
Muntendam
Elliott Graphic
Slaughter
Green Bay Lumber Company
Boone County Bureau
Boone
G. Goldthwaite
John S. Crook
Bureau
Edith Coffman
Louis Pederson
Loretta Robinson
Olden Clark Robinson
War Department
Harding
Oxford
Irvan B. Lyons
Charter Oak
District Board
Swedish request for leniency in Wilson's peace plan
Stockholm dispatch reports the Swedish foreign office presenting a protest from American Minister Morrig to the German government for leniency to the German People. Paris dispatch notes the peace congress delegates ready to favor sinking surrendered ships and opposing base distribution of naval losses. A strip of Germany, over 4,500 square miles, now hosts administration of hundreds of villages and extensive railroad and streetcar networks.
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Stockholm
Hhas
Morrig
Wilson
Paris Dispatch
Germany
European War News Roundup From Paris Dispatches
Paris reports claim German manufacturers seek covert talks with allies to end the war with occupation plans. Berlin telegrams cite a transfer of power to Germany's people’s commissioners while Italy’s King Victor Emmanuel meets Wilson as Christmas nears. Haig may be made a duke. Wilson plans holidays at Pershing HQ. unrest spreads in Catalonia and Spain amid Bolshevik activity and German funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Wilson
Murat Palace
General Pershing
Spain
Catalonia
Washington
World outlook calls for continued Red Cross work
The text argues that supplementary global relief is necessary and that the Red Cross must act. It notes Americans are in a position to lead and that the world looks to the United States for the most support and guidance toward achieving humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red “Cross
America
When the Tables Were Turned Memo From Third U S Army Corps
A fragmented 1918 era memo records orders to the Third U S Army Corps of the National Army dated July 17. The readable portion shows command alignment and instruction tone typical of late World War I mobilization briefings.
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U,.s. A. Corps
National Army
His
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Geneve
Whele
Bertin
Copenhagen
Berlin
Ebert
Ger ‘Man Ndational Assembly
London
Capindt
Marshal Whi
Douglas Haig
Buckingham ‘Palace
Admiral Ganto
Cession
Deneed
Baker
Congress
Kaiser
Darrow
Pennsylvanis
Igpatch
Bucharest
Vopicka
Jassy
Mer ‘Tetti
Armenia
Poland
P Jetter
Pershing
Oy Rosas
Twenty-seventh Engineers
Three Hundred and Forty-sixth ‘Sire Artillery
Edward N. Hurley
Aeal
United States
Mons of
North Carolina
Sénate
St Washington
Senaté
Pres
Rof
Emer-gency ‘Fleet Corporation
Senate
Jefferon City
St. Louis
Mi 8
Ican
John B. Hibler
Canis S