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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1913

Page

10

Local residents take train travels to cities and visit relatives

Several local residents, including Mrs. W. Tot Walnut and Miss Katherine Cracker, left town for Chicago and Davenport for visits. Mrs. Andrew Crawford of Lone Tree and Miss Verna Husler planned weekend trips, while Mrs. William Loeb traveled home after a graduation. Others, such as Mrs. R. C. Betts and Miss Mildred Wabnite, were noted visiting relatives with trains and arrivals marked for the day.

Andrew Crawford Lone ‘Tree Verna Husler Sycanora Street Grandview William Loeb Nichola Mra R. C. Betts Chicago Mac Teyda Mast Ninth Street

Muscatine Teachers Plan Summer School Attendance

Muscatine city teachers will attend summer sessions to improve qualifications. Many will enroll at Palmer School in Cedar Rapids, others at the State Normal in Cedar Falls, and at Cornell College. The Muscatine teachers institute is set for June 16 at the high school.

Muscatine City Melctiro Ism Palmer School Gedar Rap Dg Collar Fas Cornell College Mascatine Teachers’ Institute Jocal ‘Igh School

Ambassadors Praise Page Speech in London Banquet

Reports from London praise Ambassador Page for his first speech, delivered last night at a Pilgrims Society banquet. Westminster Gazette lauds his public speaking and tone, while the Tall Mall Gazette and Evening Standard commend the tone and the strengthening of Franco-British ties. A Wis. merchant, W D Magil of Whitemound, buys Chamberlains medicines stock and endorses the product after his own illness.

Finglish Press London Walter Hines Page Tha Court of St. James England Pilgrims Society Westminster Gazette U. S Tall W. D. Magil Whitemound Wis Chamberlain

G A R Encampment General Orders Issued for Chattanooga

General orders announce the forty seventh national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be in Chattanooga Tennessee from September 15 to 20. Commander in Chief Alfred B Beers urges all veterans to attend, visit Missionary Ridge and other battlefields, and participate in Veterans Day events tied to the Gettysburg reunion and cooperation with the United Confederate Veterans.

Bridgeport Conn Grand Army of the Republic Wokenooga Tenn Alfred B. Beers Missionary Ridge Cocknut Mountain Chickamange Chattanooga At Tanti Gettysburg Tuly Fay Tau United Confederate Veterans. S

Many Woes or Young Hero

Charles Haplow, a young New York athlete famed for skin grafts on sick children, needed more skin for a Nutley man after a patch failed to heal. A nurse, the intended donor, vanished after Haplow’s recent grafts, including a marriage soon after his first procedure. His condition grew serious at Flower Hospital.

New York N. Y Charles Haplow William Colwell Nutley Haplow Haspital Kaplow

Union City editor killed in auto train crash

Frank McLean editor of the Union City Pay Times died instantly when his automobile was struck by a freight train at the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania crossing in Union City Pa. Miss Bernice Barr a teacher was fatally hurt. four other occupants sustained minor injuries. Mrs N W McVicker of Sigourney arrived to visit daughter Mrs G M Wheeler on East Seventh Street.

Union City Erle Frank McLean Union City Pay Times Philadelphia Bernice Barr N. W. McVicker Sigourney City G.M. Wheeler East Seventh

Government Defied by Mrs Pankhurst

Militant suffragist leader Mrs Pankhurst vows to resume clash with the government after a Holloway release. She calls the struggle the crystallization of spontaneous yearning to be free and urges women to persevere as pickets stay vigilant. She warns that arrest may come any day and that abolition of subservience is a shared aim.

London England Junge Tms Pankhurst Asdulth Hollowry Wrisec Holloway Bae

Illustrated Lecture Tuesday Evening at Bloomington Church

Bloomington friends Junior Christian Endeavor hosts a Tuesday evening lecture at the church on June 19 with County Crop Advisor Kirkpatrick in attendance and a collected reflection to support a boy in Jamaica.

Bloomington Friends Junior Christian Endeavor Tuesiday Kirkpatrick Jamaica

Newbros Herpicide Promises Hair Restoration

The ad promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the guaranteed remedy to kill dandruff stop itching and prevent hair loss. Available in 5d and $1.00 sizes from dealers with money-back guarantee. Sample requests and barber shop applications offered with address in Detroit Michigan. Special agents listed.

Mair Calmnon Newbre Newhbro Newbro Herpicide Co Detroit Havercamp’s Preserntion

Proclamation on Overflow and Street Drainage Rules

Mayor issues formal proclamation to curb flood damage from heavy rains. Reads city ordinance sections on rainwater discharge, cellar drains, permits, traps, and prohibited wooden ash trays. Signed Conrad Koehler Shaver.

Keeblar City of Muscatine Conrad Koehler Shaver

Indictments Returned At Glups In Murder Case

A special grand jury investigating the murder of How ard Jones returned twenty one indictments on May 28. Seventeen target rioters, one accuses Francesca Guidice of murder, and four name accessories after the fact. Publicized indictments include Franke Forrogina Josephine Guidice and William Zerehe with others led by Herman Newman and Jack Bowen. Newman and Bowen face inciting to murder charges. others are charged with rioting. Guidice was moved from Atlantic for safety amid mob threats. Authorities report no anticipated renewed mob activity.

Cuidi¢e William Zerehe Herman Newman Jack Bowen Weh Newman Bowen Guidies Atlantic

Correct Your Habits with Chamberlain's Tablets

An advertisement lists causes of stomach troubles including sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient chewing constipation torpid liver worry and overeating. It promotes correcting habits and taking Chamberlain's Tablets with a promise of quick recovery, noting availability from all dealers.

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