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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1918

Page

7

Freight rate hike of twenty five percent planned soon

Government action may push freight rates up by 25 percent countrywide as General Director McAdoo moves to raise rail charges. The plan, led by Walker Hines, aims to boost government revenue and meet railroad wage demands. Impact on food prices and interstate rates hinges on state actions and possible restrictions.

I. C. Marzolph McAdoo Walker PD. Hines Hines Ohio Central Association Interstate Commerce Commission Iowa Illinois

Brotherhood to Offer Program at German Methodist Church

The German Methodist Episcopal church will host a Brotherhood program tomorrow evening led by Rev. I. E. Kettlekamp. The service includes an organ prelude by Miss Marie Herwig, a congregational song, a prayer by Conrad Buechner, a scripture lesson by the Brotherhood Chaplain, a vocal solo by Harriet Bothe, an address by Rev. L. E. Kettlekamp, a male quartet featuring Louis Jarck W. D. Wiercks Wesley Kettlekamp and Henry Frochner, followed by offertory prayer and benediction.

German Methodist Episcopal Church Brotherhood of I. E. Kettlekamp Marie Herwig Conrad Buechner Chaplin Brotherhood Harriet Bothe L. E. Kettlekamp Louis Jarck W. D. Wiercks Wesley Kettlekamp Henry Frochner

More Called to the Colors in Draft and Guard Service

The Associated Press reports Crowder issued a call for 24,674 draft registrants from 36 states to enter special training schools. Hawaiian Guard units and medical personnel are discharged from militia service and placed under regular army regulations. The House swiftly passed an Army appropriation bill totaling 12,041,682,000 dollars, authorizing extensive presidential callups as trains and equip readiness allow.

Associated Presa Washington, D. C Crowder Hawaiian Guard Wilson U. S National Guard Hawali Washington,d. C House Senate

Ground Counterattacks by Allies Hold Front

Allied forces repelled German efforts along the western front near Chouy and Neuilly and held lines east of these areas. Dormans forces advanced from Chauteau Thierry toward Verneuil while fighting persisted along the Dormans to Rheims road. In Paris region, German flank danger persists as forces press between Oise and Soissons. British artillery was active near Villers-Bretonneux and Heudeberne, with raiding actions repulsed and prisoners taken. Local raids and artillery activity continued across fronts, including near Lens and Givenchy.

Chouy Neuilly Salient Marne Dormans Chauteau Thierry Verneuil Rheims Noyon-Montdidier Soissons-Chateau Thierry Hans London Villers- Bretonneux Amiens Heebuterne Albert Villers-Bretonneux Aveully Wood Hebuterne Lens Givenchy

Battery C Not To Go Across Seal As Unit

Drafted men from border states take places of towns sent overseas. Battery C of Muscatine will not go abroad as a unit, with only a skeleton organization retained. Joseph F. Jacobs, honorably discharged due to disability, reports transfers and the arrival of 7,000 drafted men at Camp Cody to replace guardsmen sent across. Over 50 Battery C members are set for overseas service as green troops join.

Muscatine Joseph F. Jacobs Camp Cody Jacobs Army Battery Mr. Jacobs France Trang Arizona New Mexico Texas Rock Island Europa Bogard Jefferson Barracks 126Th Field Artillery

Naturalize Men in Training Camps

Washington D C June 1 American soldiers of foreign birth who have not taken out naturalization papers are being made citizens before leaving training camps for overseas service. About 100000 aliens in the army will receive citizenship under the new naturalization law, the naturalization division of the department of labor announced.

Washington, D. C United States Naturalization Division Department of Labor

FISHBURN Seeks Muscatine County Attorney Seat

Assistant county attorney Jd Fishburn announces his candidacy to Muscatine and Muscatine County voters. He outlines roots in the county, six years of practice, prior grand jury and trial work, and a pledge to conduct a clean campaign and serve the people with a square deal.

Muscatine Muscatine County State University of Town C.R. Stafford

Iowans Ordered to Report in June for Draft Class One

A June draft call will send 3,000 Iowa men from class one to Camp Dodge during a five day period beginning June 24. Quotas for local boards will be based on class one numbers. The nationwide call adds 280,000 to 300,000 troops, with voluntary enlistment credits and class one calculations delaying board quota announcements by a few days. Major Frank Lyman oversees Iowa draft operations as this marks the first call in the third draft after recent allotment cleanups.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Clauss Frank Lyman

Bee Keepers to Meet Thursday at Staffenbach Apiary

A large group of bee keepers is expected at Harry C. Staffenbachs apiary at 1614 North Orange Street on Thursday. Erie Millon will tour the state giving talks to boost the honey industry and urge increased production to aid sugar conservation. Millen will discuss bee habits diseases and control measures and proper care to protect crops and farms.

Harry C. Staffenbach Orange Street Erie Millon State Brees

Bee-keepers Invited to Apiary Meeting in Musecatina County

A substantial number of residents have added apiaries to their farms to boost honey production. An invitation extends to all bee-keepers to attend the meeting at the Klattenbach apiary on Tuesday, as Want Ads note roomers.

Musecatina Mar Klattenbach

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