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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1914

Page

12

Heat and air brake rules for Davenport Muscatine cars

An ordinance requires Davenport and Muscatine Railway to heat cars to 60 degrees and equip cars over 32 feet with air brakes. The measure passed initial readings, with some action deferred, amid protests about cold cars. The council also ordered brakes on cars over 23 feet and heat provisions for safety at crossings with fines from 1 to 25 dollars.

Davenport and D.add M. Railway Company Muscatineast Hin

Two Die In Terre Haute Rooming House Fire

A large rooming house in Terre Haute Indiana burned tearing through the tenderloin district. Two people were killed and several others seriously injured as tenants jumped from the second story window. The blaze likely started by a lantern that hung in the hallway. The victims include Lucius Alexander and Chester Rawrey. Mrs Lena Rawrey and Clifford Rawrey were among the injured, with Will Gentry also hurt. Firemen saved a blind man named Bill atop the roof. Authorities suspect no incendiary cause. Ad for Homesteaders supper at 105 2nd on Saturday.

Associated Press Terre Haute Ind Ing House Chester Rawrey Lena, Rawrey Clifford Rawrey William Gentry Bill Raw

Plans for Citizen Soldierry Proposed at University

Edmund J. James, president of the University of Chicago, proposes a citizen soldiery to replace large standing armies. Male students in public institutions would receive extended military training, be named brevet second lieutenants, drilled six hours weekly for four years, and receive 250 a year from the federal government for this service, aiming to add 2000 to 3000 officers to national defense.

Wire Chicago Wilson Congress Edmund J. James University of Magis James Federal Army National Guard J. S

Plans to annex Switzerland reported by press images

The Paris edition claims Germany planned to seize Switzerland. It notes Matin published photos of stamps reading Schweizer centimes and Schweiz twenty five centimes in black letters. The editor says he possesses such stamps as proof.

Tassotiated Press AAO Paris Germany Switzerland Ue Matin Schweizen Schweiz

Common Sense Chief Requisite for Jobs

President Wilson signals common sense as the main qualification for five nominees to the new trade commission to be named within two weeks. He seeks businesswise leaders rather than theorists, with at least one Republican likely. Named under consideration include Davis Thurman Hurley Richardson Felder Rublee Rogers Waters Brauth er Westlake among others. Mat supper with the Homesteaders at 105 2nd, Saturday evening. Dec. 19, Price 20¢-Adv.

Washington, D.C Wilson New Trade Commission United States Joseph Davis A. C. Thurman Commimerce Department E. N. Hurley Illinois Manufacturers' Association John E. Richardson Tennessee Thomas S. Felder Georgia George Rublee New Hampshire Samuel L. Rogers North Carolina Henry 4. Waters Kansas AJ Brauther Missouri W. B. Westlake Indiana

Kaiser to Return to Front This Week

Amsterdam dispatch reports Emperor Wilhelm II, detained in Berlin by illness, will return to the front this week. He has just conferred the Iron Cross first class on Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg in a Telegram dispatch from The Telegraph.

Amsterdam London William Berlin von Imethmann-Hollweg

Cantata at Bloomington Friends Church December Eve

Sunday school members plan a church cantata to be presented Tuesday evening December 22 at Bloomington Friends Church. The evening includes a Christmas observance and a free souvenir Rogers Double A grade spoon, offered via Dundee labels and Oatman Condensed Mill Co. promotion.

The Bloomington Friends Lhurch Rogers Dundee Premium Oatman Condensed Mill Co

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