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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1917

Page

6

Making Up A Regiment Under New Law

The piece explains that a national defense act redefines an infantry regiment to include 51 commissioned officers and 1 964 enlisted men at war strength. It details exact staffing for the regiment including headquarters, machine gun, supply companies and three battalions with specified ranks and roles. It notes drills and self-care training take time and that mobilization differs from a sudden alarm.

New York United States Army and National Guard United States

Military unit strength and organization details outlined

The text defines infantry and machine gun company compositions, wagon train needs, and division structure. It estimates peace strength of 2 015 officers and men, notes potential increases by president, and argues for universal service for rapid mobilization and self contained regiments.

Railroads Pledge War Co operation Plan

Washington reports Hairfax Harrison announces a complete plan of cooperation between the railroads and the government for wartime transport. Railway reps will serve at mobilization points and work with Quartermaster officers to move troops and supplies efficiently under government supervision.

Washington Hairfax Harrison National Defense American Railway Association Chauncey B. Baker Quartermaster Corps Quartermaster General Committee On National Defense Special Committee On National Defense

Islip Slow for Banker's Wife Dance Obsessed

New York date line reports Roscoe Clark an assistant cashier in Islip first choice his hometown but his wife Mrs Anni Clark is dance crazy and prefers New York. In domestic relations court she says Islip is too slow and she wants to move while he resists, claiming she spends afternoons dancing in the city and left with the baby six months ago. Also noted four children die in a Merrill area farmhouse fire trapping them on the second floor.

New York Roscoe Clark Isp L. I First National Bank Anni Clark Islip Cornell Clark

New England Raises Its Biggest Flag Over Boston

Huge crowd gathers as the largest Old Glory ever raised by New Englanders waves above Boston Common. A woman sings The Star-Spangled Banner while six bands play and a chorus of about 100,000 fills the public garden and surrounding streets near the statehouse.

Boston Congress New Tremont and Boylston Back Bay

Tack in Lungs for Years

Marion Ohio Mrs Floyd Orahood twenty eight years old of Agosta swallowed a tack when nine years old which lodged in her lungs and rendered her an invalid for years according to her mother

Marion Floyd Orahood Agosta

Woodward Iowa Fire Marshal Warns Elevator Owners

State Fire Marshall Ole O Roe urges mayors and mill owners to guard grain stores after a spike in elevator and mill fires. Deputy marshals probe Crocker and Griswold incidents with several mills and elevators across Henderson McIntire East Mogarty and Griswold affected. Authorities note possible arson while stressing precautionary measures amid rising grain losses.

Des Moines Ole O. Roe Crocker Griswold Henderson Mills County W. H. Harbon McIntire Mitchell County Cargill Grain Company East Mogarty Great Western Round House Clarion Roe

Iowa Reservists Examinations Suspended for Training Course

Eight Iowa men were recommended for reserve officer commissions by Maj. Girard Sturtevant after exams in Des Moines since April 1. Names include Park A. Windley Ivan A Blekelhaupt Lawrence R. Walrall John G Qaigley Frank J. Mulkern Louis K W Jackson Holmes Beckwith Grinnell and Loomis O Black Waterloo. They report to St Louis May 6 for training as exams pause during the three month camp course.

Des Moines Iowa Girard Sturtevant Major Sturtevant War Department Park A. Windley Ivan A Blekelhaupt Lawrence R. Walrall John G. Qaigley Frank J. Mulkern Louis KW. Jackson Holmes Beckwith Grinnell College Loomis O. Black Waterloo Hne Ht. Snelling

Banks Plan New Homes Across Iowa Cities

Des Moines Iowa banks prepare remodeling or new construction plans during a period of financial plenty. Eleven banks and trust companies statewide have designs at no more than 150000 dollars, including multi story and single story structures in Al gota Ains worth Tipton Portmouth Milford El dora DeWitt Randolph Grand Mound and Des Moines Central Trust.

Des Moines Kossuth County Rate Bank Algona Ainsworth Savings )Bank Ainsworth Warmers and Merchants Savings Bank Tipton Wairfeld Bank State Bank Portamouth Milford National Bank Milford Hardin County National Bank Eldora DeWitt Savings ‘Bank DeWitt Randolph ‘State Bank Randolph People’s Savings ‘Bank Grand ‘Mound Central Trust Company of

Suspects Arrested After Bridge Attack Near Carroll

Two men named Darleigh Diamond and Clarence Mason were arrested at Manning by State Agent W B Griffin for suspected attempted theft of funds at the Great Western depot Har bur. Officials scoured Carroll county for the man who torn a tailing from the wooden wagon bridge over the Great Western tracks six miles from Carroll. The beam fell onto the tracks but no train was wrecked. Griffin believed the intent was to collapse the bridge and damage the next train. No trace found after an all night search.

Des Moines Official Brackett Seriously Injured in Ames Crash

A. M. Brackett secretary and treasurer of the United Commercial Travelers from Des Moines was badly hurt when his car was hit by Northwestern train No. 7 east of Ames. His left leg and knee were damaged his nose broken and his head badly cut. He and Mrs. Brackett were with Shriners at a Masonic dedicatory in Ames. The gates reportedly closed with Brackett between them. Automobile wreckage was complete. The accident’s exact cause remains undetermined.

Ames A. M. Brackett Des Moines United Commercial Travelers Northwestern Ames Hospital Mr. Brackett

House Rejects Roosevelt Plan To Raise Volunteer Division

Washington D C congress votes 106 to 170 against amending the army bill to allow Colonel Roosevelt to organize a European service division. The Rough Rider leader and his volunteers faced rejection though Wilson may still appoint him brigadier or major in the army. The proposed division reportedly numbered about 125000 volunteers.

House Roosevelt Washington, D. C Congress House of Representatives Rough Riders Spain Wilson

Ready for Farm Work in Iowa City

Seventy five high school boys await calls from farmers to work on county farms to boost production. The Rotary club and the Commercial club organized the plan with endorsement from the board of education, which will grant school credit for enlisting in the work.

East Iowa Astern College State Department of Labor Oberlin College Oberlin Ohio Pittsburgh Public Schools Chicago James Mr. Nietzel State Employment Bureau Iowa City Rotary Club Commercial Club Board of Education

The Nemesis of Sin and the Path to Salvation

A sermon-style piece interprets Moses warning Reuben and God and warns that hidden sins will be exposed by memory and conscience. It argues sin pursues individuals across years, corrupts body and soul, and urges turning to Jesus Christ for salvation as the only escape from judgment.

Moses Reuben God Israel Jordan Ind Ant Herod Jesus John the Baptist Tam Jesus Christ

Great Commandment quotation from Jesus on love and mercy

A compact quotation emphasizes loving one another as Jesus taught. It urges blessing enemies and doing good to those who hate, mirroring the golden rule to treat others as you wish to be treated.

Jesus

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