Many Junction Boys Enlisted in War Service
Columbus Junction youths enlistments spread to several branches. Ghanning, Hamlet, Lloyd Meyers join quartermaster as privates in Chicago. Charles and Frank Spuetie head to enlistment. Reber, Weber, Tee Lewis join Davenport units in ordnance and blacksmith roles. Hol, Newell, Don Nolting, Otto Miller join the battery at Burlington. Harald and Clark Schabllion enter navy at Cedar Rapids. Most were active in local business affairs.
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Russian Bolsheviks Move Toward Constituent Assembly
Delegates arrive from all Russia to Petrograd as Bolsheviks seek to pressure Cossacks and consolidate power. Preliminary assembly votes to convene daily with seventy delegates present, while some Bolsheviks avoid participation until they secure numerical control.
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Death of Mrs. D. M. Thompson at Junction
Mrs. D. M. Thompson nee Mamie Goeldner, wife of a local attorney, died today in Columbus Junction after months of illness including pneumonia. Born August 4, 1880, she was active in the Methodist church and social circles. Survived by husband and three children Hyerett, Evelyn, and Alice. funeral arrangements pending.
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Mamie Goeldner
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Auto Accident Fatal to Child in Columbus Junction
Arthur Jennings eight year old son of Mr and Mrs R B Jennings of Columbus Junction died from internal injuries after being struck by a large auto while crossing in business district about 4 29 yesterday afternoon. He was a newspaper carrier boy born August 16 1908 and survived by parents one sister Ruth and two brothers Walter and Charles. arrangements await word from relatives.
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Italians Repel Fresh Breakthrough on Brenta Piave Front
In Northern Italy three days of combat along the Brenta and Piave rivers halt renewed enemy efforts to reach the plains. Italians reported holding trenches on Colberelia and Vente Spinucnia summits as winter conditions persist and the enemy resumes assaults.
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