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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1917

Page

8

Greece Chooses Ally Path After King Abdication

Constantine I of Greece abdicates under allied pressure and his second son Alexander is named successor. Venizelos’ loyalists rally, Athens signals pro Allied stance, while Greek forces face Lass. The shift could reshape the Balkan front as Russia and the Entente gauge new leverage against the central powers.

Edward W. Pickard Constantine I Hellenes Constantine Alexander Jonnart France Greece Zalnis Ater Ing Ailles Venizelos Secord M. Jonnart Ti Wis Washington United States Niles Larissa Liberty Loan America

Iowa Growth Rise Seen in Federal Population Estimates

Iowa population gains are reflected in Census Bureau selective service estimates, which align with 1915 state figures showing growth after a decade of decline. Des Moines and other cities show shifts, with Des Moines up to about 108,000, Waterloo lower, and Davenport higher, while Sioux City Cedar Rapids and Dubuque show declines. The report covers machine gun unit reassignments, defense council work, insurance department changes, vaccination efforts, bar exam successes, exemption policy discussions, and various state wartime activities.

Des Moines Iowa Select Service Census Bureau Waterloo Davenport Sioux City Cedar Rapids Dubudque Dubuque Washington Area W. W Mark John T. Adams French Doty Shenandoah Joige Martin J Wade Iowa City

War news and naval losses abroad headline

Stricter passport rules are to aid wartime effort through the state department. The Avenger, a British armed merchant cruiser, was torpedoed and sunk in the North Sea with only one crew member spared. Draft registrations reach 8,806,700 from 45 states and DC. Four GermanAmerican Alliance members are held in St Louis. Soviet reports claim Admiral Mannim of the Black Sea fleet was replaced. A 10 percent wage rise for Birmingham miners starts July 1. Butte copper output threatened by a looming electricians strike. Boy Scouts raise over 20 million in the Liberty Bond drive from New York. Japanese destroyers attack a submarine in the Mediterranean. Sakuki torpedoed, many casualties feared. Sinn Fein leaders released after Dublin protest. Von Tirpitz and Hindenburg respond to peace telegrams from a German group. The Japanese steamer Tunsan, bound for Manchester, is sunk off the English coast. captain and crew lost.

North Sea Washington District of Columbian St. Louis Petrograd Madiman Black Sea Adoulend New York Mediterranean Sakuki Tokyo Count Plunkett Sinn Melner Sinn Pein Boston Manchester England English

Draft total for draft registrations reported at provost marshal

Washington June 10 almost complete returns on registrations under the selective draft law totaled 9 014 811 Wyoming was the only state with no returns seven Kentucky counties were missing scattered districts of Wyoming and Kentucky hill country slow communication is expected to finish this week official totals will be available Wyoming eligibles estimated at 27 320 Michigan reported its war volunteer quota for the regular army, tying the ninth state planned for enrollment.

Washington Wyoming Kentucky Census Bureau Michigan

Army cantonment sites announced for 16 planned camps

Washington June 15. The War Department announced approval of four national army cantonment sites Rockford NL Yaphank South Haven LL Ancopolis Junction Md and Petersburg completing the 16 sites to be selected.

Washington War Department National Army Rockford Yaphank South Haven L. L. Ancopolis Junction Petersburg

The Markets Chicago June Wheat and Livestock Prices

Markets report closing prices for wheat, rye, hay, cattle, hogs, and sheep. Prices shown in various grades and brands with per bushel and per hundredweight figures. Transcribed from the June market column detailing commodity futures and cash prices.

Chicago Apecal Socond Cholea Staers Utockera Fdotlers Chelee

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Quartermaster's Department Unite States Marine Corps Sir Herbert Plumer Ypres Armentieres Bethlehem Steel Works Uncle Sam Liberty Russia Wilson Teutons Kerensky Kronstadt Germany Great Britain Italy Alsace-Lorraine Heact Liberia Russla Balkan Herr Heydebrand Buch Mr. Root American Railway Engineering Commission Rugatan Pacific Warahington Boris A. Bakhmetleff General Pershing London Boulogne Paris Europe Trieste Trentino Trent Frone Ostend Zebrugge Messines Glilea Lys Tiver St. Ives Balkans Turkey Persia India Egypt Asia Japan Ching China Lansing Far East Kikujiro Ishii Haiti Dominican Republic Reed Herbert C. Hoover Wilton Gountles Third Town National Guards Omer Q. Fleur Defense Council State Defense Council He State House Kenneth F. Raitt State Insurance Department C. M. Spencer Iowa National Fire Insurance Company Stle Kelly Atty H. M. Havner Red Oak Pratagun Sents Lyn George J. Kelly F. J. Fayttle Uwble The State University Mark F. Boyd State House Thame Drake University Roy W. Murray Storm Lake Buena Vista County General Assembly J. C. Gregory James B. Morrin R. Hi, Hatfield Harry L Shearer Alfred J. Windelow Harry ‘J. Cregan Frank 2. Westerfield Rugpell Nicholson Altant B. Howland Bessie Fenton John B. Pendergast Charles ‘Hoaglard Agapito Gaa Harold K. Bolan Ray M. Dewey David W. Stewart Albert W. Waster Raymond Smith Paul F. Harned Ray Basbe Roy W. Murphy Joseph A. Murphy Clarence L. Magee Ralph G. Smith P.C. Jernegan M. W. Engelman Z. C. Jones Ralph A. McGinnis J. J. Ferguson Walter H. Bonn Ray D. Vanderwaal Donald Harlow Lloyd Harding John W. Cravens Georges ©. Classen Nafstead Fulton D. Rice H. A. Dianey Iran Garman Gilbert W. Weatherly Harding Boone N. H. Floyt Hampton Dairy and Food Department Land Department State of Mississippi River Lee County Grinnell Mains J. M. Woodworth State George Messenger Woodworth Charles A. Mains Dairy Department Hd Lytton U. S. Army State Department of Washington Michiganvile War Office Flnolu Town
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