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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1917

Page

7

British Prisoners Taken in World War I Totals

London June 11 report by parliamentary secretary to the war office states over 1,109,006 prisoners were captured by British forces during the war. The Western Front accounts for about 1,007, with additional captures in Mesopotamia and Weype, and varying totals since mid-1915.

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Secret Name Shields Family In Pontiac Reformatory Term

John C. Smith faces a term from one to fourteen years in Pontiac reformatory after confessing to burglaries totaling about 30 000. He refused to reveal his real name to protect his family, with his father and another relative present at the trial but unnamed.

Chicago John C.smith Pontiac, Jr Smith

Property listing and sale notice from July on Western Front

A fragmented notice shows a property listing with an owner potentially applying for a filing after payment for a novicn. It mentions a sale ad with a contact phone 2255-00 on the western front since July 1, 5546, with an amount around 600 milon.

MOMSD BALE Amounia Spunea Milon

Flag Day Observed in Muscatine With Patriotic Programs

Muscatine marked Flag Day with an afternoon program at Maccabau hall. The Woman's Relief Corps and Grand Army of the Republic organized events featuring patriotic addresses by Rev. L A Buedock, readings, an original poem, and a recitation of the American flag’s meaning. Speakers stressed democracy, sacrifices, and national unity, with color displays adorning the venue.

Muscatine Ue ‘United Beliot Balint Corps Buedock Park aAvenuo Methodiat Plog Juy Mamnborn Woman's Rebel Corps Grand Army of the Republic Maccabou Hall United States Stara Unt Burdeste United Rane Ilso Ifr Stenninger Velma Grimm Mes Clyde Allen Mia Venora Ponteon Wilma Kata Vietroth Schmidt Maaiy Company Macerbon G. A. Ih Woman'a Roller Corps Plaga Bunting

Local Battery Men Receive Aid for Clothing and Drill

A petition circulated by Charles Spathe seeks aid for twenty three service members on duty, funding repairs and purchases for clothing, footwear, and gear. At a Muskattie Adt club meeting, he announced funds would be raised and delivered soon. A Kangaroo court at the armory fined several for misdemeanors while Harris faced dissent over fines. The unit conducted strenuous foot drill on the battery street, advancing platoon work in preparation for mounting move.

Charles Spadthe Spaathe Worvica Harris Chars Mtional Cadens Bim Minos Cecil Hill Harris Tallcomora

Flag Day Observance At Whe Eks Club Rooms

A large crowd gathered at the Whe Eks Club rooms for an observance honoring the flag and its meaning. Dr J B Rendall and Hon E M Warnar delivered talks, the program opened with the Star Spangled Banner, and Exalted Ruler Samuel G Bronner led a patriotic exercise.

J. B. Rendall Wrat Presbyteriat Thureh M. Warnar Samuel G. Bronner Jolks J. B. Reay Gem of the Ocean Wabuter Hakea Fond Esquire C. P. Hanley

Bar Visitors at the Officers Camp

Officers hold a meeting to warn cadets about prohibited visitors and rules for barring outsiders. Instructions stress no negative record, but emphasize discipline and focus on training with no visits on specified days.

Cannachtien Drona Vort Sheridan Vin- Nora Tug Alub

Roosevelt speech critiques pacifists in war debate

Theodora Roosevelt condemns German propaganda and prewar peace movements in a front page address celebrating Nebraska’s half century. He urges undivided Americanism, calls for readiness, and advocates Red Cross support for troops, warning against divided loyalties and advocacy of neutrality.

Linco Nob Dune Theodora Roosevelt Nobpraska Untt Og Staley Talluro Guidad Red Cross America Germany England Abe Taham Lincoln Shem

100 Slackers Held in Chicago Jails

About 100 slackers are in Chicago jails today to answer charges before United States Commissioner Mason of failing to register under the draft law. Police conducted daylong raids to round up men of military age who had not registered, bringing in approximately 90 men at one point before some were released for satisfactory reasons.

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Children’s Day Observed With School Program

Children’s day will be observed Sunday morning with a program in place of the usual services. Rev C J Bowles offers welcome, followed by songs, recitations, dialogues, and choir numbers performed by the Sunday school and Juniors under supervision of Edward Berg and others.

The Friends' Sunday School Louis Herwig C. J. Bowles Edward Borg Edna Coptello Ira Morag Raymond Lilo Juniora Junotide Exordlea Sonshors Almina Shoraman Anni May Jorwig Pauline Wouter Ruth Crow Stella Costalio Wither Fisher Song of Praise Sro Beso jHunaicker Francis Campbell Merley Swisher Harry Morie Lola Morse Audrey Swisher Ruth Hunslekar Edward Berg Lomainn Jones Alvin Young Aunrey Swisher Lola Margo Ruth Hungtcker Kings of

Explosion at Alabama Powder Company Plant Near Birmingham

An explosion occurred at the Alabama Powder Company plant on the outskirts of Birmingham around 11 am today. All telephones to the plant are out of service and details of the accident are being sought.

Cannell Preas Birmingham Ala Aotna Powder Company

Muscatine Bridge Company Incorporation Notice

Notice of incorporation for Muscatine Bridge Company to operate a railway and wagon bridge across the Mississippi at Muscatine Iowa. Authorized capital stock set at 100000 dollars, board of directors elected by stockholders, start date May 19 1917, yearly stockholder meeting on the second Tuesday in April. Debt limit five thirds of paid up capital.

Nottea S Sivon Muscatine Bridge Company Muscatine Iowa Waston Bridge Minsiasippi Muscntine Jawa Board of Ministary

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