Battery Problem to be Discussed at City Hall Meeting
Tonight Captain Mull will address Muscatine citizens on the military battery issue and the potential relocation of quarters. The assembled audience is expected to seek a clear plan as leaders, including Otto Wy Mall, outline solutions amid governance and national guard concerns.
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Mayeaunn
Witdstorin
Musene
Estizena
Musenchin
Ely
Sprak
Musering Offiverd
Bavenport
Otto Wy Mall
Tinttary
Tng
Captila Withigaber
Musvating
Veasus
National Guard
Geterad
Hugh I. Seow
United States
Davenport
Muscatine
Mularda
War Veteran Richardson Dies at Keyport Home
Seattle Washington telegram reports Brigadier General Richard Richardson, 91, veteran of the Civil War with the Seventh Wisconsin Volunteers, died Sunday at his Keyport home. He served under General Mead and was present at Lee's surrender at Appomattox.
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Seattle
Wash
Weichardson
Sovanth Wisconain
Keyport
Here
Generel Meado
Cattysburg
Leg
Rant
ApPomatton
Rain Delays Ice Cutting And Storage Plans
Rain disrupted ice cutting along the Minalawippt river delaying supply. Local officials report several days of weather- induced postponements affecting storage capacity and next month’s fuel and coal preparations.
Peace Sentiment Not Felt in Italy
Rome reports no peace mood amid war. Men born in 1898 are summoned to report to the corps for possible front contingencies as lines run dry and night warnings persist. Admonitions issued as authorities prepare for renewed mobilization.
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Italy
Rome
Doe
Jini
Pty Ineerpadn
Land sale commission seeks $284 in real estate case
Stull seeks $284 from Kard alleging a sale of land worth 684 nerey. The suit is filed in district court by attorney Albee. The March 26 action notes a conference in London where Lloyd George and the cabinet discussed state and military needs during a holiday period.
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Stull
Kard
Dtatelet
George WW
Gladle Aguiet Wiig Cranenor
Atatorney
Albee
Lonton
Mac
Chriatman
Lloyd George
London J
Committee urged to fund custodial farm near Dua Molien
General George Cosson urged the legislA ture to appropriate funds for a custodial farm near Dua Molien to rehabilitate and employ discharged inmates. Cosson plans to outline reforms and assist county attorneys and judges with procedures shaping the institution’s operation over two years. He has led enforcement efforts and will promote broader laws modeled after successful programs in other states.
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Dow Moines
Tee
Attorenay
George Cosson
Cutie Todial
Neal
Dua
Molien
Copxon
Recomanai Utlans Dong Ihat
Legisiature
Special Agenta Avorking
Attornay
Cosson
State Department
Yustion
Staniar
Cansson
New York
Chicago
St. Toul
Onan
Kansas City
Suny Prancieo
Rail earnings hit high mark in railway earnings surge
Washington December 26 More than 1 000 000 000 in net income from railroad operations is projected for the year as nine months show a 67 percent rise. Freight and passenger revenues lead gains with express, hotels, parcel, and telegraph services contributing. Expenses lag revenue, but total earnings surpass prior records.
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Washington, D. C
Roturna Khow
Attlelals Ag
Attuars
Gatofne Monde
Anera- Reon
Fraight
Express Compan
Witott
Milland
Neamea
Pacer
Dave Nok
Reward Offered for Youth Arrest in Auto Larceny Case
Sheriff announces a 15 reward for information leading to the capture of Dick Richey a fourteenyearold boy tied to an auto larceny case. Authorities say Kehley and two others were arrested after a car belonging to Walter Drawhaugh of Seventysix Township appeared weeks ago. Law and Lloyd Law—released on recognizance—were to appear at county fair. Richey has not yet been heard from.
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WR. J. Whey
Dick Richey
Shari Wiley
Kehley
Wale Tor Drawhaugh
Shin
Law
Tichey
Draine Poneart
Havk
OWA Soldiers Through After Border Tour
A New Mexico border patrol unit reports most guardsmen refuse reenlistment after the federal oath changed. Captain Edgar Ridenour says all guards will take the new oath. a poll shows about 50 percent favor leaving the service to avoid further drills and confinement. Guards say they trained hard and saw little active service beyond the border, preferring to quit rather than endure more camps and work.
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Dex Moluga
Edgar Ridenour
Roe
Bla
Mort
Dex Maines
Dew Maines Newpaper
Guardamen
Mexico
Christmas Sad One In Oberammergau Play
Cberammergau, the Hide Byvarian town famed for its Pugston play, is noted as a place where Christ’s passion is performed. The article recalls a Christmas message by the renowned actor who laments war and hopes for lasting peace, praying for peace on earth. Also mentions a Saturday wedding of George Baker and Hazel Miller, and Roy Law and Eun Christian.
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Cberammergau
Death Chir Way
Chelatman Tor
Oberamumnerkan
Pugston
Aiton Lang
penRint
Chriat
America
Anera
Europe
Neansex
Urday la George
TH. Baker
Hazel L. Miller
Roy L. Law
Eun. LA
Christian
Judge Theophilus to Leave Hospital Next Week
Davenport court judge Theophilus, badly injured in an auto crash two months ago, is reported to be discharged from Merry Hospital in Davenport next week according to information received.
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Theophilus
Tron
WiIam Theophilus
Bally
Davenport
Merry Hospital
Kenyon fights to curb governmental paper waste
Senator Kenyon presses the Joint Committee on Printing for reports on government paper and printing waste. A western editor voices dismay at bloated, duplicated documents, franking privileges, and costly publication policies, urging economies without harming public interests.
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Kenyon Wages
Washington, D. C
Kenyon
Congressional
Ows
Senate
Agrionitarn
Ana Wyatem
Congress
Ron.Mielgeren
North Dakota
Dr. Cogle
North Pole
Helxeson
Smith to begin life sentence in Centerville case
Smith is jailed at Porc Mundixan penitentiary to begin a life term for the murder of Mrs. Alica Gerlach in Unionville on May 9. He was taken Saturday after three days to secure a $20,000 appeal bond, which required $40,000 in real estate, but local property owners refused. Attorneys filed notice of appeal and urged court to cover the county's expense claiming he cannot raise the funds. Adolph Sanders, Ottumwa court reporter, would cost about 1,000 if needed.
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Centerville
Dee
Smith
Porc ‘Mundixan
Alica Gerlach
Thisonsville
Wan
Ull
Unionville
Lone
Chiat Hfe
Aninort
Sith
Adolph Sanders
Ottumwa
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