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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
10
Serges gaverdines and other cloth and silk fabrics in every size and shade. Dozens of models, all priced competitively from 25 to 80 dollars. Choose from many options, each a good value, and take your pick now.
County Engineer Halbfass reports a washout at Simpson Bridge on the Cedar River flood area. Five to six foot depth over 130 feet blocks the west end, delaying travel between Muscatine and Nichols. Flood damage appears limited otherwise as water recedes. Illinois schedules Flag Day for Monday, June 14 with a call for widespread display of national colors.
The Junior Chautauqua program expands beyond plays to include study of world nations, story travels, and character sketches. It introduces three play festival classes for junior boys and girls and a kindergarten group, with season tickets sold at local businesses.
Rome dispatch reports Nish Giornale D Italia correspondent saying Serbian gratitude to Italy is warm and that Italo Serbian negotiations may be concluded or Dalmatian issues resolved. Serbian leaders favor Italian influence, with Italian language adoption in public schools noted amid unrest suppressed by Augustans.
Italian residents of Trieste have lost their lives or been wounded in the ongoing hostilities. The report notes civilian casualties and injuries resulting from the recent fighting affecting the port city and surrounding areas.
Washington June 2 Associated Press dispatch reports Americans at Urumiah Persia are safe after Turks attacked American and other missionary schools. A relief expedition with food left Tabriz and Russian troops occupy Urumiah. No further details from Consul Paddock.
Governor Edward F. Duane reviews a parade of 1,200 Civil War veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic Illinois division at the Forty Sixth annual encampment in Moline. Attendees include David J. Palmer of Washington Iowa and Bishop Samuel Fallows of Chicago. Officers will be elected tomorrow as crowds recall Civil War experiences.
A German air bomb struck a crowded Warsaw cinema today piercing the roof and exploding, killing six people and wounding 25, mostly women and children, according to a Journal's Special Service dispatched via London. A separate item notes a record $65,006,000 check drawn by Kuhn, Loeb and company for Pennsylvania Railroad bonds on deposit in a New York bank.
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