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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

10

Washout Delays Local Sailors Recruitment

Ten local sailors who had enlisted were to entrain from Davenport to Des Moines for further transfer to Great Lakes or Puget Sound. Flood conditions and a Rock Island Line washout near Marengo forced Davenport recruiting to close and delays rerouted trains, with recruits returning home pending further orders. Names include Lyle Stark, Warry Shaw, Idoyd Shiekls, and Christian Anerson.

Mussatino Des Moines Navy Branch Nervice Davenport Great Lakes Chicago Naval Station Puget Sound Washington Lyle Stark Warry Shaw Idoyd Shiekls Christian Anerson Daven Port Rock Island Marengo Muscuthie Kansas City Allorton

UB Church Program For Children's Day

The United Brethren Sunday school plans a Children Day program this Sunday at 11 o'clock. Readings, prayers, and songs feature Primary girls led by Rev. C. I. Young, with recitations by Margaret Trin Effie Crow and others. The program includes multiple songs, exercises, and a baptism ceremony.

United Brethren Sunday School Loba Paul Vennett C. i. Young Clarence Hyink Misa Juno Margaret ‘Trin Effie Crow Juno Chora Willura Yours Tvatt Webb Holiln Riepper Bennett E Birdies Choir Gertruda

King George to Attend U S Army Navy game on July Fourth

London reports the King will observe the American Fourth of July for the first time in Anglo American history by attending a Chelsea baseball game between teams from the United States army and navy. The king previously watched 1915 Chelsea events during a Giants and White Sox tour.

London England Wing George Chelsea United States Army Navy King George Chelgen New York Giants Chicago White Sox

Lutherans Present Program at Grace Church Sunday

Grace Lutheran church will replace the morning sermon with a Children’s Day program at 10:45. The event features an orchestra, opening chorus, scripture, multiple recitations and songs by students, a baptism, an address by the pastor, and announcements with offerings for Nachuan orphanage.

Grace Lutheran Church Paator Florence Height Dorothy Honts Mariam Putman Murial Malgenbach Velme Grin Jule Angersbach Opal Dodge Catherine Gunzeaniaus Keyd Grimm Lori Dorothy Dudgeon Barnice Gravatt Lucile Lamar Nachuan Hely Orehantra

Mississippis Rising River Forecast For Week

The Mississippi River reached 10.3 feet at 7 a.m. with a rise of six inches in 24 hours. Forecasts say all tributaries will flood stage and the crest will pass Davenport by Saturday June 15 with at least a one foot rise.

Missigaippi White River la Cross Atrean Mississipp United States River Bulletin Tdavenport

I W W Sought to Free Mooney Trial Revelations

Letters read at the trial of I W W leaders reveal a campaign to obtain a pardon for Thomas Mooney, condemned for the San Francisco parade bombing. I W W officials raised funds for his defense, sent thousands of letters and circulated petitions, planning a nationwide strike to press for his freedom. They appealed to President Wilson, California’s governor, and other officials.

Wrass Industrial Workers of the World Thomas Mooney San Francisco Mooney Wilson California

U S Refuses to Free Rintelen, Exchange Proposed

Washington reports the U S State Department rejected Germany's demand to release Captain Lieutenant Franz Rintelen in exchange for U S citizen London held as a spy. Germany proposed a swap via Switzerland and warned of reprisals if denied. The Children's Day exercises at Masserene Methodist were postponed a week due to a school sermon event.

Washington, DC State Department Germmany Franz Rintelen Siegfried Paul London United States Germany London Yatolon Massergne Methodist Church First Methodist Church

Graduation at St Mathias School Tonight

A class of four young women will graduate at St Mathias School in tonight's fifty sixth commencement in the school hall. Rev F J Leonard will confer diplomas as the annual class day program is presented. The graduates are Anna Conway Maria Duggan Berenice Grafo and Esther Heitz. The program includes music and recitations with Miss Viola Conway as class poet and Ella Duggan as class prophecy presenter.

Tha St. Mathias F.J. Leonard Anna Viola Conway Maria Thereda Duggan Berenice Paulino Grafo Esther Rose Heitz Queen of Peace Chiss Bors Enireo Wuasner Dorothex Coleman

Pioneer widow shot after resisting home search

Hazelton North Dakota June 7 Mrs FE L Perras a wealthy pioneer homesteader barred a search of her home for her son in law W W Dougherty a well known farmer accused of hoarding wheat. GC Pennington a member of a volunteer vigilance committee drew a revolver and killed Mrs Perras at 130 in the morning.

Associated Press Hazelton N. D FE. L. Perras W. W. Dougherty GC. Pennington

Alien anarchists to be rounded up

A prominent bill, reportedly favored by the immigration committee, would authorize immediate deportation of alien anarchists. The measure, requested by war navy labor and justice departments, targets arrivals with six years residence or more under existing law.

Casnomiated Press Washington, D. Cy United States

Intervention of Japs Seen in Siberia Dispatches

Reading from Washington reports today mentions Austro German troops near the river Qnon in far eastern Siberia and marching detachments moving again toward the front as the latest theatre of war narrows on the western edge of Manchuria.

Washingtonr .C Siberia Topas Manelnurin

Iowans Enrolled in Draft Registration Surpass 16 000

Des Moines reports show 16 276 Iowans aged 21 registered across 106 of 112 districts. Authorities expect all boards to submit returns tonight as officials forecast total registrations about 4 000 below the 22 000 estimate and emphasize penalties for registration failures.

Des Moines Iowa Logan Iows

Flood conditions in Contra Town improve after crest

Des Moines river flood levels reached 16.4 feet near Des Moines and began receding after thirty hours with no rain. Roads near town are impassable, detours to Camp Dodge are used, and several small bridges were washed out. Crop damage dominates the overall impact with limited extent data available.

Associated Press Des Moines Contra Town Camp Dodge

Three Iowans Held as Disloyal in Belmond Case

In Des Moines area, three men from Belmond Wright County face sedition charges after allegedly making disloyal utterances. Joe Sprenzel could not post bond while Louis Ludthke and Charlen Haupt posted bail and were released, pending further hearing.

Des Moiins Belmond Wright County Joe Sprenzel Louis Ludthke Charlen Haupt Sprenzel Lur

Draft Call Questions Local Board Causes Unclear Quota

A Muscatine county local board received an official notice from the Des Moines adjutant general’s office clarifying a quota basis but it does not align with registration lists. The board declined to comment, and it is unclear whether figures refer to registered lists or future calls, though the government aims to gauge county manpower for general military service.

Des Moines Congress United States William J. Harding Muscatine County Nore

Verne Marshall Receives Second Lieutenant Rank

Verne Marshall editor of the Cedar Rapids Gazette, once in the Iowa National Guard, is commissioned as a second lieutenant in the quartermaster corps national army. He recently finished a Liberty Loan speaking tour. His assignment location has not been announced but his ambulance driving in France may steer him toward a motorized unit for foreign service.

Waterloo Waterloo Courier Washington Today Verne Marshall Cedar Rapids Gazette Towa National Guard Leutenant Quartermaster Corps National Army Maraball Liberty Sent Tts France The War Department

Wanted ads reveal local needs and offers in brief

A garbled set of Journal Want Ads shows two high school bake requests, horse inquiries, rental notices for dry South Street area, a baby buggy for sale at a low price, a furnished seven room rental, and a man seeking steady work at Pine Street yards. The fragmentary items indicate neighborhood commerce and job needs.

Mon Gail Block Co

Canning Teams Organized for School Boy Demonstrations

Fourteen organized canning teams are training in this city for demonstrations among school boys. As proficiency grows the teams will enter homes to show new canning methods learned. Members are enthusiastic and promise to become expert canners. Girl Scouts have formed a club and will join demonstrations with the teams.

Girl-Scouta Wil Ha

Thirty Days On Double Charge

William Tuffman received a thirty day jail sentence from Police Judge Coster split into fifteen days for intoxication and fifteen for disturbing the peace. He was arrested at the carnival grounds as part of a drinking party. he resisted officers and required two to move him to the street cars while fighting along the way.

William Tuffman Coster Huffman Cooper Joe Powers

Phone 113 or call at 911 Laens St

A brief contact notice lists a phone number 113 and an address 911 Laens Street for reachability. The fragment provides no additional context or event details.

Laens St

Judge Coster Charged With Statutory Offense

Judge Coster was charged this morning with a statutory offense and jailed awaiting trial. He will be brought before the court on Monday at 10 o'clock for further proceedings.

Coster

May Ship Launchings Set New Records in Washington

New records for ship launchings were set in May with seventy one hulls totaling 344,450 deadweight tons launched. Thirty nine hulls were completed with 228,750 tons capacity and eighty two units with 116,700 tons.

Associated Press Washington, D. C

Dry Peaches and Prunes in Odd Market Note

A fragmented notice lists dry peaches and Santa Clara prunes with two packages, notes a sugar or root beer product, and mentions an unusual extra. The garbled line hints at Tem time and a wartime vessel reference, but details remain unclear.

Santa Clara Prunes Japan

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