Lusitania Sinks Prompt War Debate Across Iowa
Readers in Graettinger to Cedar Rapids and beyond discuss the Lusitania disaster. Editorials from Marshalltown to Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Fort Dodge, Iowa City, Dubuque, Sioux City and beyond weigh German actions, neutral rights, and American responsibilities amid WWI tensions.
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Iowa City
Lusitania
Fort Dodge
England
Germany
Eormans
Iman
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Times Tribune
Tribune
Sioux City
Cunard Line
Embroidery Sets and Fabric Prices Listed
A brief notice lists embroidery sets and fabric options with counts and pricing. Items shown include sizes 30x3 and 32x3, 33x4 and 34x4, and embroidery sets priced at 10 cents per yard. Strong entities include sizes and price per yard, indicating a retail textile listing.
Saturday Special Grocery Items Still Available
Freezer deals and household staples listed include a 10 lb Karo Syrup pail, regular steel cut coffee in a 30cc can, Merry War Lye per can, Star Naptha powder in a large package, Japan Tea 144 pound bags, Northern wheat Satur Pearl in a large can, and Sunburst Four items tied to a last day price of 3.39 on 07 26.
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Japan
Destruction of a Vessel Laden With Materials of War
The article notes materials of war valued at almost three-quarters of a million dollars and questions how international law allows destruction of such a vessel while not permitting murder of neutrals. The Cedar Radios Gazette cautions against blaming Germany, suggesting sea tactics grow from human revolt, with continuation hinted on page 8.
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Cedar Radios Gazette
Germany
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