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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1914

Page

24

Davenport Muscatine railway heat and air brakes ordinance

City council approved a heat requirement of 60 degrees in Davenport and Muscatine Railway cars and a partial air brake rule. The measure, passed on readings, requires heat in cars and boilers or stoves if needed while delaying final action. An air brake ordinance mandates brakes on cars over 32 feet, affecting three South Muscatine East Hill cars. Autos must stop for street car loading with fines from 1 to 25 dollars.

Davenport and Muscatine Railway Company D. and M. Railway Company Muscatine-East Hill

Common Sense Chief Requisite for Jobs

President Wilson signals common sense as the main qualification for the five nominees to the new trade commission. He seeks practical business sense over theory, with politics unlikely to dictate the board. Potential names include Davis, Thurman, Hurley, Richardson, Felder, Rublee, Rogers, Waters, Krauth, and Westlake. Eat supper with the Homesteaders at 105 2nd Saturday. price 20c.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Wilson New Trade Commission Commission United States Joseph Davis A. C. Thurman Commerce Department E. N. Hurley Illinois Manufacturers’ Association John Richardson Tennessee Thomas Felder Georgia George Rublee New Hampshire Samuel L. Rogers North Carolina Henry 4. Waters Kansas EB. A. Krautheff Missouri W. B.westlake Indiana

Two Die in Terre Haute Fire at Hayloft Rooming House

In Terre Haute Indiana a large rooming house known as the Hayloft burned in the tenderloin district killing two residents and seriously injuring several others. A lantern hanging in a hallway is believed to have started the blaze. The dead are Lucius Alexander and Chester Rawrey. the injured include Lena Rawrey Clifford Rawrey and William Gentry. A blind man named Bill on the roof was rescued. Mrs Rawrey saved her son Clifford by tossing him to safety before leaping herself. Fire officials doubt incendiary origin. Hot supper with the Homesteaders announced for December 19 at 105 2nd.

T Associated Press Terre Haute Ind Tenderloin Lucius Alexander Chester Rawrey Lena, Rawrey Clifford Rawrey William Gentry Bill Wil Gentry

Kaiser Will Return to Front This Week

Amsterdam dispatch says Emperor William who has been ill in Berlin will rejoin the front this week. The telegraph reports the emperor has conferred the Iron Cross first class on Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg in the same dispatch.

Amsterdam London Telegraaf William Berlin Iron ‘Cross von ‘Methmann-Hollweg

Bloomington Friends church cantata set for December 22

Sunday school members at Bloomington Friends church prepare a cantata to be presented on the evening of Tuesday December 22. The church invites its members to participate in the Christmas observance and offers a Rogers Double A grade souvenir spoon free to send so you will receive the spoon at no cost.

The Bloomington Friends Church Rogers Dundee Oatman Condensed’ Milk Co

University of Illinois President Proposes Citizen Soldier Plan

Edmund J. James urges male students across public education to endure extended military training to become brevet second lieutenants in the federal army or national guard. The plan would raise drill from six to six hours weekly for four years and pay cadets 250 dollars annually, aiming to add 2000 to 3000 officers to national defense.

Associated Press Chicago Wilson Congress Edmund J. James University of Ilinois Federal Army National Guard James

German plan to annex Switzerland revealed in stamps

Associated Press dispatch from Paris reports that Germany planned to annex Switzerland, with the Matin publishing photos of stamps marked Schweiz ten centimes and Schweiz twenty five centimes. The editor says he owns such stamps as proof of the plan.

Associated Presa Paris Germany Switzerland Matin Schweiz

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