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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1916

Page

4

Clergy man urges segregated vice districts in Chicago

The Rev. Johnston Myora, longtime pastor, told the civil service commission he favored segregated vice zones in Chicago to curb public disorder. He described conditions in the Cottage Grove area under Captain O'Brien after his suspension for inefficiency, noting illicit activity near BYAH store fronts and disreputable operations spilling into neighboring streets and harming respectable districts. He argued that the removal or relocation of vice outlets simply shifts where harm occurs and pressures decent neighborhoods to police the problem.

Clatriot Kentieman Myora Cottage Grove O'Brien BYAH Ord Cape Tain Q'Brion Harbor Grige Tomtinad Aumon Port Vitla

German Submarines Threaten U S Atlantic Coast

The Providence Journal reports an Allied warning to captains of merchant vessels in the western Atlantic. Two large German submarines are believed near Wortn dan waters, with two more ships recently leaving Kiel for the United States. Halifax notes naval orders restricting coastal shipping to essential traffic only, due to fear of German sub operations along the Atlantic coast and St Lawrence routes.

Providence Providence Journal Eaduys Atlmatic Akitiah Cannt United States Haifex Halifax Naval Department Chuadlan Atlantic St. Lawrones Quabec Thia Eley

May Place Gregory on Circuit Bench Considered

Reports indicate Attorney General Gregory may be nominated by President Wilson to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, replacing Judge A. Y. McCormick. The plan, discussed in Washington, could lead to McCormick’s promotion to the Supreme Court as a potential successor.

Gregory Forney Genntal Gregory Wiraon Suga Witte

New Governor Installed in Chihuahua Amid Turmoil

General Arnulfo Gonzalez was installed as Chihuahua's governor today. Reports say Villa’s faction carried out executions and attacks, with foreigners injured and property destroyed. General Murguln assumed command locally as Villa reportedly moves south toward Dur unko.

Chihuahue Doe Vaso Chihuahua Arnaulfo Gonzalez Purkutt Villa'n Bendita Villa Aluntelpal Provident Holguin Althaona Hadi Mo Chinowo Callad Iby Ville Micapad Gonarad Provino Horenabad Murgulna Durunko

Claims Sinking of Chemung Injustice Cited by Captain

Captain John Daly of the American Steamship Chemung told the Associated Press that the sinking by a submarine off Cape Gata, Spain, was unjust. He said the ship carried a general cargo worth $2,000, and denied contraband. no warning was given before shots and a torpedo destroyed the vessel five miles from the coast. He planned to complain to Ambassador Willard in Madrid.

Vasonela Spain Capuin John Daly Cape Gata Datty Thorn Duffy L Ambadsador Willard Madrid

Davenport Worn-18 Buried Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Coraline Custer of Davenport were held at Greenwood chapel. The former Musciatino woman died Saturday night at her son's home, with Rev. CG Li Young officiating. Pallbearers included Frank Ashcratt, Monty Hagermann, Chas Stark, Toroph Worst, Herman Tadewald, and Harry Hol. Interment followed in Greenwood Cemetery.

Remaina iMrs Coraline Custer Sali Willian Custer Davenport Greenwood Chapel Custer Frank Curetor Maat Fourth Street Tho CG. Li. Young United Brethren Church Dutad Peti- Lbonrera Frank

Sister of Local Woman Succumbs

Mrs. WH, ayia and her daughter, Mrs. 3 Swultver, left today for Chiengy to attend the funeral of Mea Lynch, a sister of the late Mrs. Linel'n death last evening. Lynch had visited the city many times and was well known here, her passing shocking many friends.

Ayia Mra Swultver Chiengy Slater Tha Forition Mea UW. Lynch WoHlorn Montropolik Wan Linel Thia City

American Steamer Halted by U Boat

New York dispatch reports the American oil tank steamer Maron from Stockton arrived yesterday. It was stopped by a German submarine about four miles off Norway on November 14 after the submarine fired two shots. One shell entered the sea and damaged no one. The vessel was boarded and after documents were examined she was allowed to proceed. The German commander muttered a barb about American peace.

New York Norway Edward T. Banvard

Auto Tires Wanted for YWCA Paper Day Drive

The Young Women's Christian Association announces a Paper Day next Tuesday December 12 to collect old tires paper rubber rag and tinfoil for sale profits go to the association. Old tires and worn product will be gathered from garages and residents with special sorting of material for donation to children needing reading materials and wardrobe items.

Young Women's Christian Association Provent Ting A. Juan Prayont Cro Association

Ely's Cream Balm Used For Cold Relief

An old advert describes Ely's Cream Balm for nasal relief from congestion. It claims the product opens air passages instantly, stops hawking and blowing, and provides immediate comfort by soothing inflamed mucous membranes after applying a small amount in the nostrils.

Association appeals for auto scrap and old rubber materials

With funds already credited to the association, a special appeal for auto scrap and old rubber is being made. The association states it will welcome articles before Paper Day, though the collection time has been set for materials to be sold.

Officers Named by Telephone Company at Mb. Grove

The Bee Telephone company held its annual election at the Mb Grove school house. Officers elected include President Max Kratehmar, Vice President William Carter, Secretary Frank Suorera, Treasurer Willim Savers, and Lineman Antone Gettert.

Way Bee Telephones Company Mb. Grove Max . Kratehmar William Carter Frank Suuera

Alienists Testify in Smith Murder Trial in Centervillo

In Appangogg county district court Frank Sauty Smith, called “the feudist of Soap Creek,” faces questions over the sanity of the murder defendant Mia Alice Gerlach, cousin of the accused. Doctors testified as defense raises hypothetical sanity issues. witnesses described Smith as paranoid. The trial adjourned overnight after defense objections and jury damping.

Centervillo GemaTwo Micnizta Mtund Lofonna Loday Frank Sauty Appangogg County Smith Hhilia Unionville Tne Mia Alice Gerlach Borgan Actiow Bainford Davia Ate Lornoya

Honey Urged as Sugar Substitute at Bee Keepers’ Convention

Delegates at the annual convention of the Bee Keepers’ Association heard beekeepers from three states urge substitution of honey for sugar to reduce living costs. They argued honey is cheaper for cooking and sweeter, with strong support from diverse attendees.

Nenifon Jawa Ree Keepera Utreo Aira

Ring church bells through Germany commemorates war

London dispatch reports church bells rang across Germany on Monday in observance of Central Powers success. A Copenhagen telegraph to the Exchange Telegraph says Germans extend control in Romania by 45,000 square kilometres, doubling their France holdings. Between November 29 and December 2, 20,724 Romanians were taken prisoner.

London Church Olla Germany Central Powers Rimunia Copenhagen Voasische Zeltue Saga Rumania

Four Local Homes Isolated for Chicken Pox

Four local residences were quarantined today due to chicken pox. The cases involve Emmet Huffman of 10 Hawt Seventh Street, Joseph Stegst of WW Ennt Fifth Street, Charles Jones of 1016 Smalley Avenue, and the Miley home on Park Lane.

Emmet Huffman Seventh Street Joseph Stegst Charles Jones Smalley Avenue Miley Park Lane

How to Be Slim Promises Safe Weight Loss Method

A short adverturial piece promoting Korein capsules as a simple, harmless way to shed unwanted fat. It claims one can lose weight without starving the body and suggests a week-long trial will prove it effective. The tone imitates a casual health guidance or patent remedy promotion.

Alward Ho A. W. Morgan

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