Cass Has 50 In Company M in Iowa National Guard
Captain Ross orders the company into training in home camps with a public farewell in Atlantic today. Company M, Third Regiment Iowa National Guard, plans a public Fourth of July appearance at the fair grounds before heading to a near Oak camp. Recruits since formation will be on payroll, with 150 men in camp, immunizations to begin, and one cook assigned per forty men.
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Daly
Fair Grounds
Commpany M
Oak
Thair
Thie County
Ross
Atlantic
Menainer Ridge
Red Oak
Fe Mi
Rone
Ioan Ithe
Company M
Cass County
Heard Aptaih
Rose-are-Firat
Briggn
Christopher
Pany
Cruger case dominates Bologna dispatch and local notices
United Press reports Alfredo Cac chi involved in Ruth Cruger murder case. official announcement. The text also lists visitors, tent needs for soldiers, and Cass county officers including Rose-are-Firat Lieut Briggn and Second Lieut Christopher. Local society notes mention Mrs Stinemates visiting relatives and W P Parker households. sales price is listed as 75 cents.
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United Press
Bologna
Alfredo Cacchi
New York
Ruth Cruger
British Hold Telling From Leng Front Lines
June 27 dispatch reports German positions at Leng in crisis after night combat. British forces drove from trenches, forcing defenders to fight from ruins. Avion bridge blown, Lenavett and Lens approaches reached, with patrols advancing toward the coal city as Germans retreat under heavy fighting.
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United Press
Leng
Lhett
Avion
Roopa
Lenavett
Lens
Speth
Ger
Mana
Dead U S flier May be Iowan, Jimmie Hall noted
A telegraphed report from France lists dead U S flier Jimmie Hall, a Boston aviator, believed to be J Norman Wall a likely Iowan origin. The item identifies Hall as a flyer killed in action and notes the confusion over identity.
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U.S
Jimmie Hall
Bostonian
Aviateor
Keled
France
J. Norman Wall
Fought Fleet of Seven Paris Airman Report
Reports from the front say Jimmie Hall of Boston an American aviator has been killed though no Jim Hall is in the Lafayette escadrille Hat. The man believed killed may be Normal Hall an Iowan who joined the Lafayette contingent Sunday. Sunday reports said Normal Hall engaged seven German fliers and was forced to make a hurried drop.
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Paris
Jimmie Hall
Boston
Jim Hall
Lafayette
OWA Recruits to Train for War Emergency
Des Moines June 28 All town militiamen not in service on the Mexican border will be ordered to armories for intensive training beginning July 1. Encampments will be established in cities with militia. Gov Harding aims to have the guard in top shape for a potential war. about 3,000 to 4,000 men to be trained immediately with 50 percent already out of federal service.
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Des Moines
Harding
Towa Guard
France
Rdroite
Guard
Walts
Federation Refuses to Attend Peace Conference
The American Federation of Labor announced it will not participate in the trade union peace conference planned in Switzerland on September 17. The decision follows negotiations with organizers and states the federation cannot join due to internal policy considerations.
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Washington
Am‘rican Federation of Labor
Switzerland
Pretty home wedding in Atlantic honors Harriet Willard and Julius Peters
Yesterday at 801 Olive Street in Atlantic, Harriet Willard and Julius Peters wed in a five o'clock ceremony officiated by Rev. H. A. Epelman. Sixty relatives attended as the couple, both noted local figures, began their new life with a green and white floral setting, a Mendelssohn march, and a bridal party in matching attire.
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Harriet Willard
Julius Peters
Olive Street
Harriett Willard
H. A. Epelman
Congregational Church
Atlantic
Oliva Street
Grinnell
Ames College
Atlantic High School
Washington, D. C
Harold Dudley
Indianola
Mise Francis Spelman
Wade Gardner
Washington
Iowa
Evelyn Willard
Gene Griffith
Fosa Griffith
B. M. Willard
Greanery
Harding orders new exemption boards list for Washington
Des Moines reports Governor Harding wired President Wilson to discard the state exemption boards and send a new list to Washington for endorsement after an agency investigation altered the prior plan. The move shifts registration board duties to new exemption board appointments.
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Harding
Wilson
Diregard
Bent
Des Moines
Washington
Knights of Columbus Rally for Patriotism and Red Cross Aid
District Deputy John H. Holland of Des Moines urged members at the Knights of Columbus meeting to back a National Council fund of one million dollars for American soldiers in Europe and at home. A per capita two dollar assessment was approved with flexibility for larger gifts. Members pledged a hundred dollars to the American Red Cross, with Mayor among those ready to contribute more.
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John H. Holland
Des Moines
National Council of the Knights of Columbus
America
Europe
Counscil
Knights’ of Columbus
Order
United States
Supreme Council
Atlants Council
s_ehmea
American Red Cross
B. Burks
MARY TURN AGAINST BILL Food Control Fight Overshadowed by Liquor Amendment
Washington June 24 The prohibition battle shifts to the Senate with the dry amendment dominating debate. Supporters of food control oppose it as liquor provisions overshadow the issue, causing many to vote against the bill for that reason.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Davis Funeral Today Held for William B. Davis
Funeral services for the late William B. Davis were held today at Lewis Congregational Church with Rev Myers officiating. A delegation from Elka and many locals attended the services at 3315.
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William B. Davis
Lewis
Myers
Lewis Congregational Church
Elka
Germans and French Big Guns at Work
Paris reports violent artillery fighting in the Hurtebese sector as the main activity today with continued German attacks in the same region.
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United Press
Paris
Hurtebese
Congressman Green Plans Return After Busy Session
A letter from Congressman W. R. Green informs the paper he will return to the district for a short period once current legislation in Congress clears. The message emphasizes readiness to resume district duties amid ongoing federal business.
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W. R. Green
Congress
Death of Local Resident at Nephew’s Home
George Coon aged about fifty two died at twelve o clock last night at the home of his nephew John Lungley five miles southwest of Atlante from pneumonia after three weeks illness. He leaves a widow and other relatives. Funeral set for Sunday with burial in Atlantic cemetery. Deceased was an old time resident of the county.
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George Coon
John Lungley
Atlante
Trme
Atlantic
Funeral Service for Mikkel Sorensen Tomorrow at 2
Funeral services for the late Mikkel Sorensen, who died at the home of N L Hansen and wife in this city, will be held tomorrow at two o'clock at the Johannes Danfah Lutheran Church west of Butta. The party will leave the city at twelve. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
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Mikkel Sorensen
Atlantic Council Members Predict Tom's Success
Ambiguous praise notes Tom will succeed, with Atlantic Council members confident in his abilities amid fragmented, garbled text about American efforts and ingenuity. The passage reflects doubtful sourcing and unclear context.
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Atlantic Council
Tom
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