Iowa News Items From War Era and Local Calamities
Iowa reports include a dramatic Thirty fourth division review in Deming New Mexico with Governor Harding praising the troops Des Moines arrests of Austrian and Polish suspects in anti war statements Ida Grove Liberty War League forms to fund war bonds and Red Cross drives Sioux City knitter Betsy Bethelsen earns praise for wartime service Marble Rock Red Cross sale shatters records Great Western collision in Des Moines leaves one dead and another dying plus local fires and arson probes and a note on Grinnell students in France.
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W. L. Harding
Deming
N. M
Blocksom
Guy BD. Logan
Des Moines
Harding
Iowa
Harry Fedyunk
Bismarck
N. D
Stars and Stripes
United States
Pole
Chicago
New Moines
Ida County
M. Co
Red Cross
Larsena Bethelsen
Sioux City
Bethelsen
Soldier Boys
Camp Dodge
War Department
Crowder
Haw
Christias
Lyn J. Kelly
York
Nqb
Lucy Brown
Clarinda
Henry Cook
Parkersburg
W. Va
Missouri
Kansas
Red Cross Society of
Waukon
Andrew Larsen
Blackhawk
Waterloo
Paul Nagle
Elberon
Electrical Department
Aviation Corps
Marble Rock
Navy
George Blandford
Louis Bishop
Dyersville
Great Western
James Bryatton
Roy Snyder
Bryenton
Ames
Boone
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Cagwin's
Cobin's
Royal Taflora
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Vilhjaltur Stefansson
Rudolph Martin Anderson
State University
G. C. Nutting
Nutting
Geraldine
Ruth Aschenbrenner
New York City
Young Women’s Christian Association of the United States
Central College
Pella
Geraldine Aschenbrenner
Academy of the College
John W. Christina
Federal Cour
Christing
Homer A. Miller
Treasury Department
Washington
College
Grinnell
France
Okaboji
F. J. Wallace
Glenwood
Hutchinson
Dee Maines
Samual Ashmore
Hawarden
Iowa Consolidated Schools
Strahan
Franklin County
Cass
Sumner
Mortal Hoag
Bert Hoag
California Junction
Martha Barringer
Perry
Mia
Bradley
News Review Of The Past Week War Updates From Europe
Edward W. Pickard reports on Wilson and Lloyd George urging speed in American war efforts, a shakeup in the War Department, and new naval and shipping concerns. He details Russo-German peace talks, Bolshevik resistance, and continuing fronts in Italy and the east, plus British public anger over raids and shipping losses. Figures include House and Senate inquiries, Goethals and Wheeler shifts, and policy shifts amid global conflict.
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Edward W. Pickard
Tully
Wilson
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Germany
Casto
Prussia
Mesopotamia
Armenia
Turkey
Great Britain
Wood George
Russia
Britain
Cambrai
America
Bia
Paris
Colonel House
Wileson
Bainbridge Cotby
The
Shipping Board
Vance McCormick
War Trade Board
England
France
Kitaiat
War Department
Senate
Houre Comitteres
Nore
Viry Bhin
Army Department
Hevely
Lana Nade
Army
Calonel House
General Goethals
Gey
Wheeler
Baureau
Sharpe
Crovier
War Council
Deluys
Scnate
Gorgas
National Council of Defense
Navy
Admiral McGowan
Britten
Bureau of
Daniels
Rusic
Bolshevski
Trotzkyatill
Kreylenko
Ikhev
Viramerida
Tyem
Pedrogeil
Kerensky
Hapa- Tanda
Moscow
Tie
Nicholas
Roy Niste
Caucasua
Petroprad
Tle
von Hindenburg
Italy
Piave
Brenta
Bassano
Mont Asoieone
Mont Grappa
Sarrall
Swaloniki
Guiliaumat
Verdun
Macedonia
Austria- Tiungary
Turka
Jerusalem
Baikana
Kent
Essex
London
P L
Biante Loasing
Int
Goyon
Aimerion
House
Welch
Imprisoned Six Days In A Well At Burns Ore
Two men William Carroll and Robert Koontz were trapped 80 feet below ground in Carroll's well near Burns Oregon. After rope failure Carroll fractured both legs, Koontz failed to reach the top but he clawed up a wall, and a passerby finally alerted help. Koontz rode eight miles to fetch a doctor while Carroll received treatment, and Koontz recovered quickly.
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Burns
Wiliam Carroll
Robert Koontz
Carroll
Ore
Koontz
Carroll Kinnell
Carrot
Konitz
Bit
Hen Weaver
Tie
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