Mitchell Will Be Heard At Baptist Church
Rev S P Mitchell D D of Des Moines, secretary of the Town State Baptist convention, will speak at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. In the evening Leonard Westrate, a Muscatine man and ordination candidate, will also speak at the service. At Friends Church Prof Irvine Kelsey of Penn college will attend the Sunday evening service. He is a noted speaker with strong work among youth. An inquiry notes Raisuli incident and German influence claims. several junior officers arrested in a bid to assign responsibility. A Paris dispatch last month said Raisuli’s agitation was tied to Moroccan natives in Charb district. Restored to Good Health ad claimed by Mrs. Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio via Chamberlain's Tablets continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. ‘Mitchell D. D
Desi Moines
Town State Baptist Convention
Baptist Church
Leonard Westrate
Muscatine
Friends Church
Irvine Kelsey
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Raisuli
Hut
Parig
Morocco
Raisalt
Charb
Otto Gans
Zanesville
Ohio
Chamberlain
Raisuli Brigand Narrow Escape Near Arzilla
Raisuli the brigand, perceived as Morocco's former throne claimant, again escaped death as Spanish troops opened fire near the Moroccan seaport of Arzilla. Ten of his suite were killed while he, with forty native notables, sought to visit the region under a safe conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Poris
Raisuti
Morocca
Heraldo
Arzilla
Raisuli
Charges Against Austrians in Official Note
An official note issued tonight at the war office accuses Austria of destruction and vandalism in occupied Italian territory. It says Italian residents faced evacuee sentiment and alleges Austrian reports exaggerate Italian troop actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paris
War Office
Herausa
Runaway aeroplane engine wrecks at Iowa auto meet
A chaotic crash at an Iowa City auto race left three injured and a fourth man dead. Victims include Mrs Orel Willmirth and family, and W. C Schr odt died after a piledriver strike. Frank Pelmar and Hiram Toms suffer serious injuries as others recover. Thomas Allin, ex–Iowa City official, wins Pasadena post. obituaries note Dr Albert Morsman and veteran Frank J Terek.
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Iowa City
Orel Willmirth
Bert
Louis Willmirth
Billy” Robinson
Grinnell
Iowa
Hiram Toms
Ford
Celibots
Frank Pelnar
W. C Schrodt
Young
Hi West
Thomas BA. Allin
Iowa City Grand Army Post
Pasadena
Cal
Hector
Albert Morsman
Palls City
Neb
Town City
Iuilverelty’s
Tig
B. Frank J. Terek
Johnson County
Shueyville
Oda
C. S. Pls
Legion of Homer
G Rand Army
Unitarian Pohureh
Alcs
Bertha J. H. Sharmaueis
Benjamin F. Shamiaugh
State
Alabarical Society of Iowa
Frank @. Horak
Prat
M. Claude Horak
Iowa University Liberal Arts
Washington Notes on Public Ownership and Regulation
Washington notes discuss potential government ownership of railroads as a means to curb trusts and enforce interstate commerce laws. Public opinion and management could guide a shift toward public ownership of basic industries if ethics and fair dealing with workers and customers hold firm. Regulation via a stronger federal Trade Commission is the current key issue for Congress next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Carmrmius
Thirty Three Open Session Hosts Ladies at Geneva Club
The Thirty Three Ladies Club held its regular June session at Geneva Golf and Country Club with many members present and their ladies as guests. A banquet was served at seven, the room decorated with carnations and smilax. Charles Grade spoke on Berlin a Story of her History and Present, sharing insights from his time in Berlin and views on the current war. The evening concluded with sociability and adjournment until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Mm Club
Charles Grade
Berlin
Sven
Local Social Notes From Columbus Junction Area
Residents and visitors fill a Columbus Junction Friday with postings of visits births and church services. Names include Mrs J P Walker Miss May Jones and Miss Alice Graham among many others with trips to Urandviaw Wapello Muscatine and Grinnell. Church services announced at Merho diz Reformed Episcopal and Presbyterian congregations with Sunday schools and youth meetings noted.
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J PL Walker
May Jones
Urandviaw
T. EB. Johnston
Columbus
P. Norgon
Madetne
Wapello
Doteon
Alice Graham
J. A. Spragee
Burington
al Pascual
Fern Cassataum
Grandville
Rel
W. T. Outcamp
T. F. Haut
George
Grinnell
F.C. Shinabarget
Q. M. Cavia
Mra AL McGill
Convord Town
Visi Releres
Paul Armbright
Mary
Columbus ‘Junction
Mason City
J. AL. Kinmouth
Asbury ‘Park
N. Z
Iowa City
Satuday
Mr. Kinmouth
J. T.kinmouth
B. F. Shanin
J. B. Reaney
Bra Reeder
Chicago
Conesville
G. J. Church
W. L. Curtis
Washington
Arthur Hall
Jocelyn
Harry Hall
Hotel Arlington Burned in Petoskey Michigan Blaze
Fire destroyed the Hotel Arlington in Petoskey Michigan early today causing an estimated 250000 dollars in damage. All guests reportedly escaped unharmed. The hotel was owned by F Saylor Peck of Grand Rapids. Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Chas Coon notes gratitude to friends neighbors and Rescue Hose Co for support during bereavement and floral gifts. Also announces postponement of Southeastern Iowa Lumbermen's dinner set for June 23.
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Nyedated Press
Etoskey, Mich
Arington
Artington
F. Saylor Peck
Grand Rapids
Chas. Coon
Use Their Brains and Save for Future Gain
A persuasive ad urging American workers to value both skill and savings. It argues that saving a portion of earnings in a savings account yielding 4 percent increases future headway. It notes many workers already save and invites readers to start with one dollar, promising action on Saturday night.
Sheriff Seeks List of Stolen Articles
Sheriff Johny Wiley seeks lists from all towns with robberies to distribute recovered goods to victims. Investigators believe suitcases contain jewels and other items from multiple homes and aim to confirm if Flora Parker and associates were involved in additional thefts before sentencing. Local officers note stolen property may have been pilfered elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johny Wiley
Flora Parker
Allowns
Wilton Notes Highlight Exposition Visitors and Local Social
Wilton Iowa residents report visitors from Davenport Muscatine and West Liberty. Mrs H Strong and daughter from Fulton returned from San Francisco. The Kil-Kare Club gathered with Jennie Kelley and Bessie Crooker. An afternoon at Mrs Charles C Bacon's home featured music readings and a no course luncheon for nearly 100 ladies.
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Wilton
Strong
K. J .McAulay
Fulton
San Francisco
J. Owser
H. A. Luthyn
West Liberty
Frank Cope
Davenport
M. M. Cope
Hulda Kettleson
Dav Birport
Joe Boyne
Rock Island
Ella Moynahan
Muscatine
George Schafnit
F. W. Cummings
Glen Cumoings
Mya
Roy Kelley
A. A. Ayres
H. Jacobsen
BR. Whitmer
Harry Griffith
Lewis Reid
Fred and
Perry Bridges
Leonard Friederichsen
Ford
Sheirfemne
South Wilton
FP. H. Austin
Baby
Io Centerville
Seeveral
Iormer
Charles Crismar
Florence
Erma Port
Mia
Henry W. Lamp
Brammeier
Plaver G. Port
Clifford Bacon
B. W. Morrison
F. R. Bacon
F. G. Port
W. Morrigan
James. Bacon
Soa Port
Brs
H. G. Nicolaus
Harrold
Noor
Local Readers Take Short Trips and Visits
The article lists residents traveling to nearby towns and visiting relatives. Mrs. Whitner’s family hosts a former sister. Reverend Doden travels to Sharon Center. Lela Kelley visits Davenport, and the Wilkerson sisters plan a mortl visit at the Shiry home in Pring ila. Maggie Clark returns from a week with Roy Orren at Shovel Lake, while Vernon's Blue Hen kin visit Seine sata and accompany the group home. Adolph Jury and daughter visit Davenport. Ingham family from Colorado Springs plans a month with D. Horst and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Whitner
Julius Doden
Encom
Sharon Center
Lela Kelley
Daveenport
Lela
Alice Wilkerson
Pringila
C. C
Maggie Clark
Ingham
Colorado Springs
Colo
Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad: Gentle Relief For Digestive Comfort
An advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a gentle, non gippy remedy for digestion and constipation. It claims the tablets keep the stomach sweet, cleanse thoroughly, and do not gripe or cause nausea, popular with stout people as a remedy for fullness and clogged feelings. Sold everywhere.
Fredonia Social News and Local Notices
June 18 wordy column notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Skipton and Mr. and Mrs. Solomon in Windele and East Concord. Families like the Dullmyers and McDaniels visit kin. J. T. Gamble is reported poorly. Local readers mention relatives from Davenport and Rock Island with celebrations for long belated birthdays and anniversaries. An insurance ad ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Jerry Skipton
Windele
George Solomon
Lolo
Kenneth Dullmyer
East Concord
Wes McDaniel
J. T. Gamble
Mira
Sumner Kulpard
Fred Manley
Cone
Bert Coolage
Irvin
Pleasant Plain
Surday
Ars
Roy Solomon
John Lupton
Arthur Soloman
Lacse Lupton
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Gondrich
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Leroy Ide Mt Rate
Wonder-Gruis As
Rae Be
Goodrich
Beaver Island
Ecunala
Macknag
Goodrich-Mackina
G. P.A
W. W. Richards
1Owa City
Charles F. Grace
Sumer
Columbes Aunction
Petoskey Hoth
Berned
Southeastern Iowa
State Bank
Fels & Co
Philadelphia
Fiascaline
Pitat National Bank
W.F. Bishop & Company Investment Securities
Fir Loans
Fredosea
Mark
Wendinger & Acll
Aye
Geo. Kranz & Son
Iowa Avenue
H. D. Horst
Attorney At Law
Muscatine State Bank
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