Air Army U S Force Abroad Now To Draft Army Sept 1
Secretary Baker indicates the war plan shifts toward a focus on aviation. A few infantry units are deemed less valuable than sending airplanes and pilots abroad. The Army expects training camps and National Guard mobilization to lag, delaying large U S forces until mid 1918. American air power could tip the war in Europe, Baker argues, justifying a major aviation expansion and a potential $800 million appropriation.
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Washington, D.C
Baker
Europa
United States
War Department
France
Wilson
Congress
Ora
Benton Townships Roll of Honor Names List
Roll of honor from Benton Townships lists local servicemen including Arp John Henry, Bopp Walter T., Brewer Harry O., Brillhart Leonard, Cannon James, Ongwood Orval F., Christensen Ervin A., Derry James L., Dorsey Frank, Finney Paul J., Griffith Isaac W., Gochanour Clarence, Gocharour Ben R, Hagler L 5, Hansen Otto B., Hansen Chris J., Hughes Henry A., Jorgensen Hans Max, Kimball Ralph C., Kirkpatrick Arthur S., Kirkpatrick Otia A., Kyndeson Thue, Knopp Emil J., Lackey Glenn J., Mattheis Clarence D., Middaugh Wart E., Moore George, McDermott Frank, McConnell Harold W., Nefens Michael J., Newmern Jay W., Naians John P., Nielsen Niels C., Nissen Nis M., Noggard Jena J., Newton Freeman W., Overgaard Anders K., Parrott Carlyle B., Petersen Max C., Petersen August, Pratt Fred B., Robinson Vernon E., Rich Herbert W., Richter Tony G., Rourick Albert, Rourick William E., Sams Ankin P., Sorrensen, Stuetelberg Fritz H., Walker Marion L., Walker Harry E., Webber Ocle FE.
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Cannon
James
Ongwood
Orval F
Christensen
Ervin A
Christennon
Gene A.derry
James L
Dorsey
Frank
Finney
Paul J.griffith
Isaac W
Gochanour
Clarence
Gocharour
Ben R
Quiderman
John J. Hagler
Hansen
Otto B
Chris J
Hughes
Henry A. Jorgensen
Hans Max
Kimball
Ralph C
Kirkpatrick
Arthur S
Otia A
Kyndeson
Thue
Knopp
Emil J. Lackey
Glenn J. Mattheis
Clarence D
Middaugh
Wart E
Moore
George
McDermott
McConnell
Harold W. Nefens
Michael J
Newmern
Jay W
Naians
John P
Nielsen
Niels C
Nissen
Nis M
Noggard
Jena J
Newton
Freeman W. Overgaard
Anders K. Parrott
Carlyle B
Petersen
Max C
August
Pratt
Fred B. Robinson
Vernon E
Rich
Herbert W
Richter
Tony G
Rourick
Albert
William E. Sams
Ankin P
Sorrensen
Letter From J J Ayers Reports Life In Lingle Wyoming
J J Ayers writes from Lingle Wyoming describing distant neighbors rain nearly every day frost on the 12th and ongoing crop work. He notes ditching machines irrigating fields trains heard from the railroad, the North Platte River at high level, and old settlers returning to work as water reaches a record level in thirty years.
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J. L Ayres
Lingle
Wyoming
North Platte
Local Visitors and Residents Mentioned in City Notes
John H. Meyer of Cumberland and P. C. Meredith of Des Moines were in town on business. Edith Nobe of Sioux City visited her brother F. Nebs, and John M. Roberts plans a trip to Dexter. W. Wisier of Des Moines visited J. G. Herring’s home with family. Archilie Gilbert of Griswold worked in town over Sunday. Albert Grulke from California arrived for the winter pilgrimage. John Blake, J. Oy Finlayson, and H. P. Chaos traveled by auto south and east for Fourth of July program notes. Mrs. Hannah’s visiting yesterday notes conclude this item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Meyer
Cumberland
P. C. Meredith
Des Moines
John M. Roberts
Dexter
Edith Nobe
Sioux” City
F. Af. Nebs
J. G. Herring
j—Archile” Gilbert
Griswold American
Albart
Grulké
California
S John, Blake
J. Oy Finlayson
Auto
Democratic wave sweeps Spain hints at republican shift
A United Press report from London notes signs of a forthcoming republican movement in Spain. The piece says censorship is easing faintly while King Alfonso maintains public favor, as the nation seeks removal of pro German court attaches and ministers.
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London
Spain
Alfonso
Lafe Young Praises Atlantic Growth After Visit
A letter to the paper from Lafe Young, delivered after speaking at the Elks Flag Day event, expresses satisfaction with Atlantic. He notes a large audience, a strong parade, a long drive through town, new homes, extensive paving, and overall community growth and development.
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Young
Atlantic
Daily Markets at Chicago Graly Market
Daily market report from Chicago shows open high low and close figures furnished by EB Roths Child Co and Atlantic Mills. Market activity featured on daily price movements with emphasis on commodity values and trading levels across major listings.
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Chicago Graly Market
Eb, Rothschild Co
Atlantic
Chicago Stock Market Hogs Receipts Report
Chicago hog receipts estimated for tomorrow show 13 000 with prices ranging from 14 35 to 16 15 per hundredweight and a mixed market. Cattle receipts run about 3 506 with a low weak trend and top around 13 75 while sheep receipts reach 4 000 with prices about 15 and lambs around 18 00.
South Omaha Market Hog Receipts and Price Range
Market data from South Omaha shows hog receipts of 11,000 with bids around 100 higher and top prices near 15.60 per hundredweight. Range includes 14.15 to 10.10, with mixed grades noted as heavy, good, and rough heavy. Cattle receipts total about 26,800 with steady trend and prices around 10.25 to 13.35 for cows and calves. Stockers and feeders listed with varied figures. overall market activity described as mixed with adjustments.
Standard Oil Tanker John D Archibald Sunk Off France
Four crewmen are missing and believed drowned after the torpedoing of the Standard Oil tanker John D Archibald off the French coast. Forty two Americans were saved from the ship, with the missing men identified as foreigners.
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United Preps
New York
Standard
John D. Archibald
France
Sam Davis urges cheerful service to customers in business
Cleveland speaker Sam Davis the “Billy Sunday of Business” tells audiences in Park Hotel luncheon and city hall that customers buy service and goodwill, not just goods. He promotes the Golden Rule, better employer employee relations, and ethical sales. Further talks planned in Erie.
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Sam Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
Billyunday
Commercial Club
Park Hotel
City Hell
Tatka
Davis
The
May Co
Faynous Sarr Co
St. Louis
British raids inflict heavy Teuton loss in France
London reports raiding operations as Haig states German forces suffered heavy losses on the Cambrai to Bapaume road. No Belgian front action reported. Paris notes German assaults near Monchy Blond were repulsed by French artillery with heavy German losses.
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Haig
Cambria
Bapaume
London
Cambia
Paris
Monchy- Blond
Teutons
Griswold Man Dies Sunday in Local News
Alfred Johnson aged about sixty five, longtime Wright township resident in Pottawattamie county, died Sunday at his Griswold home from a bowel obstruction. He leaves a wife and four children Oscar, Catarado Nebraska? Kay Parl Neola Dave and Mrs. George W. Johnson of Griswold.
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Alfred Johnson
Griswold
Wright Township
Pottawattamie County
Oscar
Catarado
Kay
Parl
Neola
Dave
George W. Johnson
Waxed Kaplan Hall Ready for Weekly Dances
The Kaplan hall floor, long used for roller skating, has been thoroughly waxed and is in prime condition for dances each Wednesday and Saturday evening. The Schlappacasse orchestra will provide the music for the events.
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Kaplan Hall
Lecture on Forerunners of the Reformation at Lutheran Church
On Friday at eight o'clock Rev J M Ansorge of Manning will deliver an illustrated lecture titled Forerunners of the Reformation The list includes Wicliffe Hus Savanarola Waldo and others A silver offering will be taken J H Lindemeyer is pastor 3dia
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J. M. Ansorge
Manning
Local athlete Joe Turner outshines in Dano show bouts
Local resident Joe Turner, a capable wrestler and boxer, beat promoter Xia Butler to gain a standing with the Russian Lion at the old ball park event. Turner won the wrestling exchange and then defeated Butler in a three round glove bout, signaling plans to open a gymnasium soon.
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Joe Turner
Ball Park
Turner
Xia Butler
Tor
Butler
Futura
Atlantic studies noted at yesterday's bridge party
A social bridge party hosted at the Reinig residence drew a notable attendance including Mesdames H M Reinix and C B Davarne along with a long list of guests such as J G Herring, W B Winsler, B A Wood, Junius Obilde, Ike Brook, Chas F Chase, and J W Cuykendall among others. The event is described as part of a continuing series at the Reinig home.
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B. A. Wood
Junius Obilde
Ike Brook
G. G. Jeck
H. K. Williama
Chas
F. Chase
C. R. Hunt
R. Musson
L. W. Niles
J. W. Cuykendall
Suspicious husband staging sensational city incident
Willard Keller schemed with his wife Clara May Keller, a night police officer, and horse buyer Brown to stage a doorway trick at the Strutz shop residence. Keller pressed front door, others fled through back area. no charges were filed. Mrs Keller left on the Audubon branch train, reportedly for good. Brown says no impropriety, claiming he was summoned after a phone call from Mrs Keller. Grandmother bread ad follows.
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Willard Keller
Hig
Clara May Kaller
Brown
Keller
Thatr
Kellar
Burena
Strutz
Saya
Keller Anatsha
Elk Horn social notes and church events recap
West Toco resident H B Petersen and Ole Petersen from South Dakota visited their mother Mrs John Petersen amid illness. Local Beta club and Danish Lutheran Church community efforts are noted with visits from Gregersen, Madsen, and Jerolij. A Danish Lutheran funeral was held for a local resident and neighbors expressed sympathy. Items include opera plans, a Reo car purchase, and local social updates.
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H. BP. Petersen
West Toco, Fla
Ole Petersen
South Dakota
John Petersen
Lars Petersen
Wik Horn
Gregersen
Lenna Hansen
Greger Cregersen
Edel Madsen
Orley Paulsen
Marne
Marie Carlsen
Emilie Petersen
Thos. Thompson
We Horn
Neenah
Wisconsin
Chris Petersen
Thor Madsen
Misa Marie Jerolj
Viborg
Failed to register for draft causes mass arrests
A Justice Department official in Minneapolis today announced plans to arrest two thousand men who refused to register. Two hundred are already in jails, which are overflowing as arrests continue. More arrests are expected across the Mesaba iron range.
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Ternoon
Mesaha
Auto Parade a Big Fourth of July Feature
A large Fourth of July parade in the city will feature patriotically decorated automobiles led by the Atlantic band and company M at one o clock. Cars may advertise, judges to be three local businessmen, prizes 25, 16, and 10 dollars, entry tags issued, form at city park to be announced, contact H D Finlayson to enter NOW.
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Atlantic Band
Company M
Lia
Cate
H. D. Finlayson
Fair Grounds
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AIR Army
U. S. Force Abroad
Air Force
Benton Townships
Benton Township
Arp
John Henry
Bopp
Walter T
Edward J
Brewer
Harry O
Brillhart
Leonard
J. J. Ayers
News-Telegraph Office
United Press
Lafe Young
Ontsa
Chicago
Stock Market
South Omaha
Grouch
Billy Sunday
Business
Batmor
Order of the Moosa
Alfred Jolson
Wilard Keller
Walt
Elk Horn
Axel Gidson
Funlly
Peter Tnejnon
George ‘Rasmuguen
Cbyeteyaan
N. P
Bohuck Howe
Walnut
Tron
Minneapolis
United Preas
Pride and the Devil
Ogigg
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