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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1918

Page

7

Iowa bankers pledge aid to government at state convention

At the Dubuane Iowa state bankers convention Emil Webbles reported arrival in Muscatine after attending. Judson Weiller spoke on impressions from a visit to the war front and David Houston outlined U S agriculture policy. A patriotic pledge affirmed bankers’ readiness to support the government President and Congress to victory, pledging funds and effort until peace and liberty prevail.

State Bankers Dubuane Emil Webbles Naveing Judson Weiller Journal Washington Uno Ean David Houston United States Tewn Amere Kaiseriam and Moril Uige Hohenzollerns United States’ of America Germany Towa Forduns Congress

Double Runaway Injures Two and Damages Wagons

Two people were injured when a runaway wagon collided with a casket wagon on Mulberry Street around two this afternoon. J W Rankin and an assistant delivered a casket, a team ran loose, overturning the wagon and injuring Billy Williams, who was taken to Hershey hospital. The casket wagon damaged a Saxon car and brushed two other vehicles. Garrett W Wigers, owner of the farm team, was thrown but not seriously hurt. In France, Frank Fultz received a letter from Jess Benedict, last in Washington, now in the 303 American Remount Squadron, Camp Johnson Florida.

Win Ome Harmer Ay Nuto J. W. Rankin Ninth Street Mr. Hankin Billy Williams Sixth Street Mulberry Willams Hershey Hospital Blivs Mulberry Avenue C. Munfferd Third Third and Mulberry Hatford Wil- Wana Garret W. Wigsers Cat France Frank Fultz Grand Ave Jess Bengedict Muscatine Benedicti Washington Lo Camp Johnson Florida Ford Remount Squadron E. F

City council endorses equal suffrage for women

Muscatine Iowa city council unanimously approves a resolution in favor of national woman suffrage. The measure, backed by President and Congress action, urges passage of the federal suffrage bill and ratification by Iowa, praising women's wartime service and democracy.

National House Congress Beifs House of Representatives Yenate Towa Womint Teal Muscatine

New American Ace Downs Five Planes in Day

Sergeant David L. Putnam of Newton Massachusetts brought down two German airplanes on the western front on June 30. Three victories are officially corroborated while two are under investigation. If the five victories are confirmed, Putnam would hold 15 planes and surpass Lieutenant Frank Bayles as the Ace of American aces. Only Rene Fonck has beaten such a single day total with six planes.

David L. Putnam Newton, Maes Tve Putnam Frank Bayles New Bedford Mass Rane Fonck

Volunteer Training List for Armour Institute Exceeds Demand

Volunteers for the Armour Institute of Technology training school flooded the exemption hearing, filling 1% of books with applicants. The list includes Plennle R. Carpenter, Everett Ward, Allan Smalley, E H Mel Sormick, Carl Pfeiffer, Howard Tuerk, Frank J. Winkles, and Christ John Overson as the named enrollees. The War Department was expected to act on the roster.

Armour Institute of Technology Plennle R. Carpenter Mverett Ward Allan Gs Smalley E. Hl Mel Sormick Carl Pfeiffer Howard Tuerk Frank J. Winkles Christ John Overson War Department

Ahead of Draft Boots Iowa Volunteers for Camp Dodge

Muscatine county lists volunteers and a nine thousand man call for government training schools. Many registrants face limited time and opportunities as plans from Washington outline troop movements. June 27 will bring more men to Wilton for voluntary farewell ceremonies before joining Camp Dodge training, with exemption boards to meet Wednesday at 4 PM.

Muscatine Iowa Chennal Feforts Feava Camp Dodge Wilton

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