Local Women Headed Various Short Trips and Visits
Mrs. B F Tindall of Wirton and Mrs. J W Rorick of Wilton completed visits with friends and relatives in local towns. Mrs H H Mills departed for What Cheer Ia for a few days. Mrs D F Sullivan left for Jew City for a weekend with relatives. Mrs G A Bohns toured Wilton and Columbus Junction. Mrs Will Lieverknecht shopped locally then returned to Letts. Mrs Leo Hart visited her parents in Fairfield and Wilton before returning home.
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Wirton
Jo Muscatine
Davenport
Mathias
G. W. Hill
George Hall
Smalley Avenue
West Liberia
H. H. Mills
East Tenth Street
What Cheer
D. F. Sullivan
Aidens Lane
Wilton
City
J. W. Rorick
Fairfield
G. A. Bohns
Columbus Junction
Will Lieverknecht
Letts
Leo Hart
Mr. and
Mirs
W. G. Nickerson
Park Avenue
Ruth Roland Star in Ninth Chapter of Who Pays
Francis Bushman and Beverly Bayne also star in the six reel feature You cannot afford to miss pictures of this kind. Great photoplay Sunday and Monday. Admission five cents to get in and ten cents for gallery. The city offers better pictures than these.
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Francis&. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
City Hall Ready for Acceptance in Muscatie
Mayor Kern announced a council session at 8 oclock Monday in the new Muscatie city hall to accept the structure once it is completed. Delays in marble caused the late turnover, and no fixtures have been chosen yet, making the meeting informal.
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Mayo
Muscatie
Kern
Editor of London Daily Mirror Dies at 81
Alexander Kenealy longtime editor of the London Daily Mirror died aged 81 in London. He served at the New York Herald in 1882 worked on the New York World during the SpanishAmerican War and later joined Daily Express before moving to the Daily Mirror in 1906. He wrote The Preposterous Yankee under Montague Vernon Pononby.
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Associated Press
London
Alexander Kenealy
London Daily Mirror
J. Kenealy
Susex
England
New York Herald
Peary
New York World
Kenealy
Daily Express
Daily Mirror
Montague Vernon Pononby
Reserve Held by American Banks Declines This Week
The weekly report shows clearing house banks and trust companies hold 19,238,020 in excess of required reserves, a drop of 7,148,160 from the prior week. The figures come from Associated Press leased wire reports dated New York June 26.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
Doctor Johnson Arrested Twice in Europe En Route Home
A Muscatine man Dr. D. Powell Johnson son of Mrs. Sarah Johnson 218 West Third street faces delays and detentions as he travels from Vienna to New York via Italy Verona and Geneva amid chaotic wartime Europe. Detentions included a week in Verona and concerns over communications with the State Department. Authorities traced his movements to Vienna and he is expected to visit Muscatine soon for a prolonged stay with family.
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Italy
Holland
English Channel
Vienna
Austria
America
D. Powell Johnson
Sarah Johnson
West Third Street
State Department
Muscatine
Johnson
Thas
York
Europe
Bryan
Tlegram
Verona
Washington
New York
Geneva
Second Arrest Delays Dr Johnson on Dash to U S A
In a second letter from aboard ship Dr Johnson details a halted dash for the United States after arrest by German officers on the Holland border. He sailed from Rotterdam on the Noordam, was held four days by a British blockade, then continued to New York with no further incidents. Johnson is described as a leading American surgeon noted for research and letters in Vienna.
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Vienna
New York
Johnson
Holland
Rotterdam
Europe
Japanese officers in Russian army commit harakiri
Tablo reports Major Nakaji Ma and Captain Hashimoto of Japanese officers with the Russian army at Lemberg killed themselves rather than face capture. Official advices from Petrograd say harakiri was chosen to avoid dishonor and surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tablo
Nakajima
Hashimoto
Lemberg
Petrograd
Samaria
U. S. Vessel Freed by English Court
A prize court at Blythe England freed the American Steamship Portland owned by Globe Grain and Milling of Los Angeles. The ship, carrying barley beans and dried fruit, was captured en route from San Francisco to Lewiston and brought to Kirkwall.
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Associated Prese
Los Angles
Calif
Blythe
England
Portland
Globe Grain and Milling Company
San Francisco
Lewsden
Kirkwall
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William F
Ee Nance O’neil
Romanoff
Clifford Bruce
Stuart Holmes
Princess Romanoff
Daniel Frohman
Mary Pickford
Famous Players Film Co
Paramount
Commonwealth
Ruth Roland
Henry Bing
Graustark
City Hall
Selden
Council TO
Auc
Swan
Pioneer Builders
Buick
F. C. B. Flint, Michigan
Lone Tree Motor Car Co
Lone Tree
Iowa
Gus. Herrine, Prop
Heitz
West Liberty Auto Co
West Liberty
L. R. Weise
Prop
Russ Army
U. S
Kalona
Misses the Snail
Vera Durst
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Snider
Ottumwa
John B. Jones
L. D. Shetler
Chicago
C. H. Baumgarten
Monequa
Baumgarten
EB. E. Dayton
Pella
Central College Academy
Thos. Green
Winnie Dierhorfz
Iowa City
Otto Conrad
Levi Hoffman
Johnston
Wm. Henselschwerdt
Otis Fry
Clarence, In
F. M. Snider
Otis
BH. C. Fiester
D. F. Swarts
EF. H van Cleava
Jamita
Nebraska
Carpenter
Roscoe Feldman
Tostoe
Dental College
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