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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1918

Page

6

Draft Age Shift Promises Large US War Roster Increase

Washington reports the Senate ratified treaties with Great Britain raising enlistment age to 45 with 21 as lower cut. An amendment by Senator Fall would enroll 12 to 45, prohibiting 21 and under from fringeline service. About 250000 Britons and Canadians in US would be affected. 70000 Americans abroad eligible for recall under new rules.

Washington Great Britain Senate Fall of New Mexico Canada U. S America England

Forty for Camp Dodge Thursday Muscatine list revised by exemption board

A revised list of forty Muscatine county men leaving Thursday for Camp Dodge was completed by the exemption board. The contingent will report Wednesday afternoon to finalize travel plans, depart via Wilton, and sail to Des Moines by train. Names include Ray C. Brown, Delbert Shotwell, William Slattery, Fritz Jarek, Louis Wintermeister, Fred Diercks, Daniel Lik, and others, with arrangements at Hotel Muscatine and escort to the depot by Home Defense and the local band.

Muscating County Camp Dodge Wilton Dois Moines Hotel Muscatine Home Defense Association Muscatine Ray CG. Brown Delbert Shotwell William M. Slatter Moscow Earl A. Eaton Lloyd J. Ashley Arthur FB. W. Gronsing Verna L. Balles Walter M. “Hudnall Henry ‘Arson Samuel H. Boyd West Liberty Charles J. Schneckloth Stock ‘Ton Peter W. Matthieson Arthur J. Mullink Pero Katsan~ Jones Ottumwa Leo J. Martin Ralph XE. Powell Henry I. Soll David Te Hart William A. Sellers Arthur %. Franklin Henry F. Lange Stockton Frank Boston Charles W.loscott Frad Goldsberry Conesville William Aornant

Senator Sutherland Declared Entitled to Senate Seat

The House privileges and elections committee in Washington DC ruled that Senator Sutherland of West Virginia is entitled to his seat in the United States Senate. The decision dismisses the election contest brought by former Senator Chilton, a Democrat, over the contested 4-year term.

Trade line for Iver kidney remedy appears in ad

A period ad touts Iver as a cure for backache kidney and bladder issues. It claims the product works wonders and urges a 60 cent trial bottle labeled Chottle to convince buyers at the drug store.

German language as world tongue judged impossible by Wise

Prof. Gov. C. Wise told the Childs Conversation League that German cannot become a world language due to its dramatic guttural sound and weak syllable enunciation. He praised American pronunciation as phonetic and closely aligned with future vocal norms, while forecasting a distant cross between French and American vernacular as a potential future international language.

Prof Wise Wing America

Hurley Confronts Prohibition Debate in War Shipping Crisis

Hurley warns against private liquor limits affecting shipyard output by 25 percent and urges caution amid a national war emergency. Gompers counters, labeling proposed alcohol curbs as harmful to labor and production, while noting the president’s stance and labor’s pushback against anti booze policies.

Hurley Hanor Oregon Washington Gompers Gon Ita

German Minister Blames Limits of Military Policy

Berlin reports quote Foreign Secretary Dr Richard von Kuhrmann urging that policy must blend military means with diplomacy. He cites Austria Hungary and the change from Count Czernin to Baron Burian, stressing trusted, continued alliance collaboration.

Amsterdam Jung Telehstas Berlin Foreign Office Richard von Kuohlmann Germany Austria-Hungary von Kuohlmann Count Czernin Baron Burian Connt

Diplomatic Talks Between Leading Powers Foresee Stronger Alliance

Dr Von Kuehlmann cites Baron Burian and the German Austrian leaders as agreeing to strengthen the alliance in political military and economic fields. He notes Bulgaria draws closer through recent peace moves and that a Constantinople conference will address remaining questions with the quadruple alliance.

Baron Burton von Kuehlmanns Germany Austria-Hungary Bulgaria Gere Maydlosta Wolf Allimnes von Kuehlmann Turkey von Kuehmann Constantinople

Inquiry into Fire on Transport Carried by Army

Associated Press report notes Army authorities investigate the fire that broke out early today in the hold of four transports at a harbor pier, causing several thousand dollars in damage before extinguished. An army unit responded and fought flames endangering planes and war matériel.

Associated Press Athintic Tune 25 Hor Pier

Farm labor shortage prompts enrollment at county level

Officials warn of a serious farm labor crisis as experienced workers are being enrolled through the farm bureau at the courthouse. The emergency reserve will select men with farm experience to address looming harvest shortages, with county residents urged to apply for eligibility and potential assignment under Des Moines oversight.

Court House T. W. Merrill WH. J. Metcalf United States Public Working Reserve Yes Moines Iowa Mateal Des Moines

Military Casualties List From U S Army War Casualties

Washington D C June 26 The army casualty list today contains ninety seven names with categories including killed in action died of wounds died of disease wounded severely and wounded degree undetermined Privates Qur ence I Johnson 622 Jennings Street Sioux City and Jasper Tones of Greenfield Iowa are among the names listed two officers and many enlisted men from diverse states are named including Sergeant Leslie Kutttson Milwaukee and Lieutenant Billy Glenn Rushing Atmore Alabama The report reflects a broad national roll of casualties from recent action and accidents

Pershing Qurence I. Johnson Jennings Street Sioux City Jasper Greenfield Iowa Netlon Dss Svep Neeldent Athar Molnesburg Charien Bagel Culcup Tiney G. Bean Johnstown Gini Critten Berwin Leo My Monten Darcy Wis Stanley Mullin Detroit Peter’ Populasiy Milwaukee Glisford W. Poland Ong Dench Calif George Ratlam Harvard Edward J Sledge Ashebaro N.C John Hy Rochester Samuel Tunnd Jeredit Turner Ieonalda Gaiin Ta Wear Claco David Mt Wrighy Lineathten Werman Y. Levins Kenoxha Keith Crators St Pari Ohio Armiated A. Green Salt Junko City Frederick Ftsmann New York City Elizardford Cineiomith Farey M. Slaw Ant Billy Glenn Rushing Atmore AAI Leslie Kutttson Mthwauks

Whit Private Peter George Newark Wounded Severely

Private Peter George of Newark listed as wounded severely with other men named in a partial casualty notice. The fragment references Private Jamon Davin from Xt. lowly and Privates Clarence R. Johnson and Jonan Greaifeld with unclear units and addresses, indicating a war casualty roster.

Peter George Newark Jamon Davin Lowly Clarence R. Johnson Jenulugn Byrest Rioux City Lown Taspor J Jonan Greaifeld

Thousands Attend Picnic at Dubuque County Wake

Dubuque Ta June 26 The seventh annual Sunday school picnic of the region of Dubuque county Wake held here Tuesday. The day started with the naval parade in which over fifteen hundred people participated. After the parade the marchers went to Yalon Park outside the city for the picnic. In the afternoon a program of vaudeville and athletic events was held. There were thousands of visitors from the towns surrounding Dubuque.

Dubuque Dubuque County Yalon Park

Old Muscatine Resident Relieved by Mayr Remedy

A Muscatine resident, told by five doctors that only an operation could help, credits Mayr a Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble with rapid relief after 10 days of not eating. The advertisement claims the simple preparation clears catarrhal mucus, eases stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money back guarantee via Henderson Drug Co.

Muscatine Henderson Drug Co Advertismont

Mayor McNutt Back From East Delegation Talks River Transport

Mayor Robert S. McNutt returned from a eastern trip with waterways commission delegates. He expects Secretary McAdoo to authorize a summer fleet of barges on the lower Mississippi to ease freight traffic. The Lakes to Gulf route could see relief and traffic reach St Louis to St Paul by next summer. delegates extended their Washington stay awaiting firm action.

Robert S&s. McNutt Waterways Commission McNutt McAdoo Minaissinpl St. Louiis St. Paw Delagues Washington

Homa Outlaws See Tonight's Show Without Fail

The Homa Outlaws announce a planned program tonight promising a smooth performance and no interruptions. Fans are urged to arrive early as doors open for a likely full house and a lively showcase.

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