Teuton Editors Attack Rulers In Contested North German Press
In a harsh critique the Teuton editors attack Chancellor Von Bothmann Flolweg and President Wilron. The Tagablitz notes autocratic tendencies and questions whether war should be declared, urging a vote by the German people and approval from the congress. The piece portrays war as a political move needing legislative consent.
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Copenhagen
Inno
Gery Many
von Bothmann- Flolweg
Theodor Wolf
Tagablitz
Doclaringg
Gazetta
Wilron
Nicholan
Wilkon
Congress
Herr Woltz
Objections Filed Over Property Sale in South Bend
The Pullerton Powell Hardware Lumber Co of South Bend filed objections in intrick court to the sale of property owned by South Muscatine Lumber Co. by J A Burtomeler and R C Schopek, alleging the sale to J Ble ol for 8200 netted a larger AUD and requesting cancellation of the sale.
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Pullerton-Powell -Hardware Lumber Company
South Bend
Ind
Guatavin Allpeo
Intrick Court
South Muscatine Lumber Company
J. A. Burtomeler
R. Cc. Schopek
Aigneer
Scott Muncatinee
Jung
J. Bleol
Fragmented historical note on land dominion and Chuvinism work
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a 14 most proving tank alliance and international labor aimed at mothering land dominance and Chuvinism. The readable bits name no clear people, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
American troops on the western front under command debate
London reports in the house of commons show Joseph King questioning Henry Forster about whether American soldiers on the western front answer to French, Haig, or American command. Forster replies the American government will announce their disposal when opportune and that he does not think it desirable to prejudge.
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London
Joseph King
Mberal
North Somerset
House of Commons
Forster
Welfare clinic draws mothers to session in progress
This afternoon from 1 to 8 o clock the welfare clinic was conducted by Dr J W Stilors and Mina Hottle Seifert in the Welfare pasceration rooms. It is the third clinic held since movement started and mothers show much interest. The discussion covered baby care during labor and feeding history up to the present time with progress notes to be recorded weekly. Two clinics will be held each Wednesday during the summer.
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J. W. Stlors
Mina Hottle Seifert
Directors of Local Road Meeting Today
A meeting of the directors of the M. T B and G railway was held this afternoon at the Hotel Muscating. Several important matters were discussed, including the modernization of the railway.
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Af Femla
M. TB. & G Railway
Dtaguanion
Furnished rooms for rent in modern house ad
Classified notice offers two large modern furnished rooms for rent with housekeeping services. Contains garbled contact details and an incomplete phone number.
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Furniuhad
Phono
Batterymen to Assemble at an Early Hour
Local command orders all members to report to the armory at 4 a m for roll call as packing proceeds. Captain Mall coordinating with Deydlothes to secure train orders. many relatives and friends expected to throng the armory during roll call and farewell.
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Tandiogna
Golfers 10 and Red 0.2058 Runts at Geneva July 4
A charity golf tournament to aid the Red Cross will be held at the Geneva Golf and Country Club on July 4. The event features handicap, club, and feature matches with women’s matches planned and strong club support nationwide.
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United States
Geneva
Wevers
Roi Cross
Munertino Club
Red Cross
Wwell Oil
Third Alleged Slacker Nabbed On Federal Charge
Olio Hahn, a young man employed on a farm west of the city, was arrested on a rocker charge and taken to Davenport for the federal grand jury. He is believed to be the first to be charged under the conscription law with more arrests expected locally.
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Olio Hahn
Hotns
Wan
Rncker
Tadiay
Marabal
Jee Henley
Cropton
Davenport
Federalorand
Hahn
Jiatar
Sunday School Names Officers
In the first Methodist church parlors an election named W. Ey. Downer re elected superintendent for the coming years. Bradley was elected assistant superintendent. J. B. McNeil heads Teachers Training. Arthur Springhorn to lead Teachers Training and Junior Intermediate. Frances Will, Primary superintendent. A. Klaffenbach, assistant. W. O Michaels leads Cradle Roll. Mrs. Clark Biarard and others listed for various roles. Pearl Warner heads Home department. Hazel Torry secretary. Mina Mather Steinmetz assistant secretary. L. C. Stentingar treasurer. Fred Schoonig librarian.
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W. Ey. Downer
Bradley
J. B. McNeil
Arthur Springhorn Nan Beant
Frances Wil
Red Cross Campaign Raises Local Memberships to 1200
In the county, a Red Cross drive boosted the local branch memberships to 1200 after several days of work. During the drive, 175 new members were added. About 500 dollars was raised from memberships with some payments paid in. Members contributed various amounts, including forty one at a level and fifty seven at a higher tier, while others purchased four dollar memberships. The periodical The Text of Time is cited with a general health advisory.
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Red Cross
Aseating County
Hx Byon Piuld
Menber
Dollue
Meri‘perships
Woven
Darness
Muncotine
U.S
Atorkay
Nouag Wee
Rene New York
Chicnka
St Loule
Ceretes
Vty
Jeral Renergies
Ueste
Treaerve Bank
Cere Cota
Treagueee
Senate Hearing Extends Government Rule To Iron And Coal
Washington June 26 Ex tension of government control and price fixing of coal iron and steel and other raw materials during the war was considered today by the senate interstate commerce commission. Coal was the first subject taken up with Ohio and Pittsburgh operators as first witnesses. A speedy inquiry was planned by the committee with a view to proposing amendments to the food control bill for federal regulation of staple commodities. Bills by Senators Fornerona and Cumming to have the government fix prices of coal and railroad supplies were before the committee but investigation promised a much broader scope. The food control bill was taken up today by the senate agricultural and committee with many obstacles facing it chief among which were the drastic prohibition features of the measure as it passed the house. The committee hopes to present its draft to the senate tomorrow and modifications are expected to remove some objections to the measure. The main fight would revolve around the House provision to prohibit manufacture of intoxicants into any form.
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Sonata Vericultural
Rome
Society notes of Leda Presse bride at Prory home
Miss Loy ilinn ersler wed Shamtnit Shammil in a dawn Davenport ceremony at the Fossler home on Second Street. Rev. Rendall presided. The bridal party, white rose decor, and green white color scheme featured a four course breakfast for close relatives. After a brief trip to Chicago, the couple will settle in Davenport after July 1.
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Leda
Prory
Mins
Fossler
Enat Second Street
Mine Loy
Ilinn Ersler
Fonn
Shamtnit
D. G. Shammil
J.he Rendall
West Presby
Ioriam
Tucille Barry
Inis
Tittle Mins
Barry
Bridit
Chandler
Chicago
Davenport
Big Profits on Canned Goods Revealed by FTC
Washington June 20 The federal trade commission reported that retail prices for canned goods are roughly double what wholesalers pay canners for the year's output. Wholesalers pay about 74 cents a can for corn and around 9% cents for tomatoes and peas F O B factory. Retailers sell corn 17 cents, peas 18 cents, tomatoes 20 cents. Much of the canned food now sold at higher prices was produced last year when prices were lower and the canners were paid less. The commission aims to analyze price differences amid suspected speculation.
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Washington, D. C
Federal
Trols Commission
Pena
Former Residents Visit Bloomington Township Family
Mr and Mrs Lee Ewing and daughter Dana Lee of Mangum Oklahoma visit at the home of Mr and Mrs W B Vanatta in Bloomington Township. The Ewings are well known by many in Muscatine and Monty is noted for jewelry work with W Swan for years.
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Mra. Lee Ewing
Dane Lee
Mangum
Okla
Vanatta
Bloomington Township
Mra
Ewing
Monty
Muscatine
Mr Ming
Wisinoay
Wv. W. Swan
Grand jury to probe 200 draft evasion cases in five Iowa counties
Davenport June 26 the federal grand jury began examining 200 cases of alleged draft evasion from Scott Muscatine Clinton Johnson and Washington counties. Indictments may arise where no registration exists and victims face charges. Robert Riepe of Muscatine indicted for perjury to be brought to the bench. Also noted is a county jail hold and a January wedding notice for Hendrix and Naomi Kline.
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Davenport
Fed
Leral Grand Jury
Scott
Muscating
Cinton
Johnson
Washington
Wiil Ribe
Wepe
Robert Riepe
Muscatine
Ne Pfader
Kene Tonca
Riepe
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Iives
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Uncle Sam
Red Crook
Nurson
Bonner Lodge Industrial
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St. Margaret's Guild of the Trinity Tepisconal Church
Oklahoma
Murcating
Miatrict
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Harry Luellen
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Conambbe
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