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Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1915

Page

2

Cushing Captain Details German Bombing Attack

Captain Lars Larsen Herland of the American oil tanker Cushing filed a report on a German air attack near Antwerp. He described three bombs dropped by a German biplane, one hitting the tail and waves washing the decks as the crew fled to the forecastle. The airship then moved toward the Dutch coast.

Philadelphia Lars Larsen Herland Cushing Antwerp

Dr Amos W Barber Dead War Governor of Wyoming

Dr Amos W Barber former governor and noted physician died in Rochester Minnesota and will be brought to Cheyenne for burial. He guided Wyoming through the 1892 range war preventing a civil conflict and was renowned for venom research. Also included are reports on Germany ignoring an American note in Hamburg and a murder verdict against Emperor William. Chicago plans an all season labor war as union carpenters resist old wages and contractors hire nonunion workers.

Cheyenne Wyo Amos W. Barber Wyoming Rochester Minn Rocky Mountain Chicago

Man's self improvement aids community progress

The statement emphasizes individual effort as a catalyst for communal betterment, asserting that when a person improves themselves they contribute to the broader welfare, reflecting a civic ethics perspective.

Iowa Leads States in Women’s Clubs Event Opened

Iowa City hosts the biennial Iowa women’s clubs session with delegates from Des Moines and Fort Dodge seeking next year’s meeting. President Mrs. Benjamin Buckingham Clark of Red Oak urged women to value homemaking while preparing for citizenship. Speakers included Mrs. Dow, Miss Wittum, Mrs. Perkins, and Henry L. Bailey. A suffrage dinner for 350 attendees featured Flora Dimlap of Des Moines as toast mistress.

Iowa City Iowa Women's Clubs Des Moines Fort Dodge Benjamin Buckingham Clark Red Oak Towa Dow Illinois Federation Harriett BE. Wittum Chicago Charlotte Perkins, Gilman New York Boston Flora Dimlap The State Suffrage Association

Rebekahs Pice Officers Convene in Clear Lake

The twelfth annual Rebekah convention and school of instruction convene in Clear Lake May 20 with Mrs Wilda Behnke presiding. State assembly president Mrs Harriet Stevenson and Grand Master M J Randall address attendees as Mason City lodge conducts degree work. Officers elected include Mrs Minnie Hobart president and Mrs Tanner vice president.

Clear Lake Rebekah School of Instruction Wilda Behnke Plymouth Harriet Stevenson Council Bluffs State Assembly M. J. Randall Mason City Minnie Hobart Charles City Tanner Rockwell Margaret Koch Hover Leah Washburn

Bulgarian Reserves Called Out for Month Training

London dispatch reports all Bulgarian reserve officers summoned for one month of training. The move aims to bolster readiness as tensions rise in the region.

London

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