Davenport Y M C A Leader Returns from Camp Cody
CTO 60 TOFT. SILL C. Ke. Johnson former Director of the Davenport and Toent Association Back from Camp Cody. That the few Battery C Taembergs still in training at Camp Cody Deming New Mexico will be transferred to Fort Sill Okla soon, according to QO. E. Johnson who arrived from New Mexico. Mr and Mrs Johnson visited Mrs Johnsons mother 402 East Second street and left for Geneva Wis for Y W C A conference. Mrs Johnson will return to Davenport to resume his physician director duties at the Davenport Young Mens Christian Association. Johnson is known in Muscatine for years as physical director of the local Y M C A then Davenport Y. He was released over a year ago to work in the New Mexico camp but was recalled after Wayn Richardson enlisted in the U S army. Richardson 78 also well known here, served as physical director of the local Y when Clinton Wills was away with army Y M C A work.
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Davenport Young Men's Christian Association
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Wayn Richardson
United States Army
Richardson
Clinton Wills
Army Y.M. C. A
Stamp Drive Speakers Emphasize War Savings
Ernest Moore was the four minute speaker at the Palace last evening centering his talk on the War Savings Stamp drive urging regular frugality. Richman spoke at the Muse U urging stamp buying and the supreme sacrifice of soldiers, noting forty men left yesterday and questioning if we are willing to sacrifice earnings as rewards for services.
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Richman
Amuse-U
Skeptical on sensational Russia reports in Washington
Washington officials show utmost reserve toward sensational Russia stories and doubt Berlin or German sources. Mrs. Lucretia Lane returns home to Muscatine after winter in Las Veras New Mexico.
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Russia
Mnoumt
Berlin
State Department
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Pine Street
Las Veras
New Mexico
Muscatine
First Muscatine nurse in France arrives safely
Word reached Muscatine this noon that Miss Leta Althaus, a nurse from the city, is safe in France. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Adam Althaus of 807 West 4th street were notified. She is reported to have sailed earlier and is the first Muscatine nurse to reach France.
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France
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West 4Th Street
Muscatine
Yanks Repulse Aus On Hung
American front reports little activity beyond a Vosges raid repulse. General Pershing notes no further front news. Distinguished Service Cross awarded posthumously to Private Lehman for aiding buried soldiers under heavy shellfire at Conhemelle France April 27 1918. Joint July 4 and July 14 celebrations planned in Paris with American and French units decorated in the presence of senior leaders.
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Melle
France
Associated Press
Paris
Poincare
Preemier Clemenceau
Foch
Pershing Notables Lead Joint Holiday Processions
The program lists Pershing and other notables marching with American troops in processions on both holidays. Also notes successful buying and savings in local ads featuring Try Geo, M. Sharrar, Grocer Ady.
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M. Sharrar
Grocor
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Painter Fined On Assault Charge In Coster Court
C F Hearld, itinerant portrait painter, was fined $30 and costs after being found guilty of assault on Mrs I I Green of 613 Schiller Street in Coster's court yesterday. The defendant left town after the hearing. Earlier, Edna Lewis was fined one dollar and costs in the same court, with labor board decision pending before August 1.
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OO. Coster’s Court
Yeterday
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Green
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Steve Lewis
Coster
Decision Soon in Wage Inquiry on Street Railway Workers
Washington June 28 national hearings on minimum wages for street railway employees have concluded and a decision is expected shortly. Officials and industry representatives weighed wage levels, hours, and working conditions in a broad inquiry. The outcome could set standards affecting multiple cities and transit systems nationwide.
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Resignation Offered by Federal Reserve Board Official
Washington June 28 H Parker Willis has offered his resignation as an secretary of the federal reserve board to take effect at the pleasure of the board.
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H. Parker
Willis
Federal Reserve ‘Board
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