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Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1917

Page

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Pershing and Staff Land in England amid Welcome

Major General Pershing and his staff arrived in London escorted by American destroyers. A British brigadier general was assigned as aid and Pershing praised the voyage and anticipated a major American role on the western front while plans for a large overseas troop movement were nearing completion in Washington.

International News Service London Pershing Admiralty War Office Royal Welsh Fusiliers Guard of Honor America Stileman William Pitcairn Campbell Liverpool God Save the King Washington War Department Joffre

Wooden Ship Men Threaten Suits Over Goethals Dismissal

In Washington on June 8 charges are filed by engineers Fred A. Eustis and F Huntington Clark assigned to the emergency fleet corporation. Goethals dismissed them for alleged disloyalty and misstatements while the shipping commission retained them. Shipbuilders plan suit claiming repudiated contracts and losses. Arthur McArthur asserts three million tons of wooden ships can be built annually.

International News Service Washington Fred A. Eustis F. Huntington Clark United States Emergency Fleet Corporation General Goethals Goethals Messrs. Clark Eustis Shipping Commission General Goethal Clark Arthur McArthur United States

Professor of Law Commends Gardner. Hadley to Move to Colorado

A Missouri professor of law lauds Gov. Gardner’s administration and predicts success. Former Governor Hadley announces he will relocate to Colorado for health reasons after three summers in Missouri. He cites improved public service under Gardner and expresses gratitude to Missouri and its officials.

Gardner Henry Andrae Hadley Colorado Andrae University of Colorado Missouri Washington

Baseball Scores Across Leagues

National League games saw Chicago lose to Philadelphia 0 to 1 and Cincinnati defeat New York 2 to 1. Brooklyn topped Pittsburg 5 to 4 while St Louis beat Boston 9 to 1. American League results include Chicago 11 over Washington 4 and St Louis 11 over Philadelphia 2 with Detroit 7 over Boston 4 and Cleveland 4 over New York 7.

Philadelphia Chicago New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburg Boston St. Louis Washington Detroit Cleveland

Embankments Raised as Missouri River Threatens Callaway Crops

Prison farm overseer Henry Andrae mobilized convicts to construct a four foot high sandbag embankment stretching about 100 yards to shield the potato patch while James Houchin marshaled workers to guard his land near Cedar City. If river rises two more feet, lower and second bottoms may flood, damaging growing crops and threatening bridge approaches.

Henry Andrae Cahnaway James Houchin Meyer Cedar City Callaway

Young Ladies Aid Tabulation of Cole County Registrants

Making out lists of the 1 830 who registered in Cole county Tuesday has commenced. Misses Estelle Dierckx Ethel Hagener and Ruth Short were busy typewriting names by precincts. The names will be sent to Washington and posted at the courthouse.

Cole County Estelle Dierckx Dierckx Ethel Hagener Ruth Short Washington Court House

County Court Seeks 60000 for Roads in Cole County

Cole county court plans to secure at least 60000 from state and federal sources for good roads. Funds will back about 40 miles of highways from Centertown to Osage river and Jefferson City to Eugene, at roughly 8000 per mile. Bids opened yesterday for culverts and fills totaled 8768.36.

Cole County Court Cole County Centertown Osage River Jefferson City Eugene State Highway Department Hineman Osage County Zion Road

Four Young Ladies Hike to Centertown

Four girls named Marie Slanker LaRoy Maishel Grace Reichel and Esther Slattker hiked to Centertown on Thursday afternoon for pleasure. They completed the 4 1 2 hour trip and returned to Jefferson City on No. 38.

Centertown Jefferson City Marie Slanker LaRoy Maishel Grace Reichel Esther Slattker

Black Hand Letter Found As Harmless Prank

A scrap of newspaper bearing a threatening Black Hand message was found under a resident's door by Jack Perry of Atchison street. After an investigation he learned two local girls had been on the porch during his absence and one confessed to writing the note as a joke. No prosecution was pursued.

Jack Perry Atchison Street Perry

Emperor William Addresses Troops in Calm Speech

Amsterdam report states Emperor William told his troops the enemy seeks a decision and will be exhausted by casualties before surrender. He said the Germans will win the position for their people once the foe is worn down.

International News Service Amsterdam William

Owa Town Flooded by Missouri River

Missouri river dyke broke at the junction of the Missouri and Nishna rivers flooding South Hamburg. Fourteen year old Stanley Smiley, 15, drowned. Train service halted. Riverton Iowa dyke also threatening to go out.

Owa International News Service Hamburg Missouri Nishna Stanley Smiley Riverton Iowa

Earthquake Destroys San Salvador Killing and Homelessness

San Juan del Sur reports a quake that leveled San Salvador, leaving hundreds dead and 100000 homeless. Survivors, drenched by rain for hours, hide in streets as debris covers thirty miles and isolation lasts from the world. Authorities suspect the volcano near the capital.

International News Service San Juan del Sur San Salvador Republlic

German Attacks Repulsed South of Ypres

British lines south of Ypres were strengthened as German assaults were driven back. Prisoners reported at 6,400 with over twenty guns captured. One hundred thirty two officers passed through the collecting. The line south of Ypres is secured by artillery and defense.

International News Service London Ypres

Eight Reported Killed Aboard Southland

Cable advices from International Mercantile Co. say eight persons aboard the torpedoed liner Southland were killed outright and about forty are missing. the death list is expected to grow larger than initially reported.

New York International Mercantile Co Southland

Weather Outlook Shows Fair Days With Weekend Thunder Showers

The forecast calls for generally fair skies today and Sunday with the possibility of thunder showers. Temperatures remain mild with scattered activity across the region and no widespread storms expected.

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