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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1918

Page

2

Impressive Farewell Parade Planned for Muscatine Recruits

Arrangements by local groups for a large Muscatine County contingent heading to training camps. At 10 o clock eighty seven recruits board the Wilton train as crowds line streets in farewell. The escort from the armory to the station, band, fife and drum corps, and a banquet at the Masonic hall follow a community show of support.

Museatine Big City Wilton Camp Nodge Muscatine Home Ie Arms Ory Momo Defense Association Mooreader Ca Tots M. C. A. Fife Dion Wilton Home Guards Home Guard He County Masonic Hall Wilton People Muscatine Association of Commerce Sonvenita

HUN STRIKE NEAR RHEIMS IN WEAKENED GERMAN OFFENSIVE

In the Soissons to Thie hellma front battle, German forces launched assaults with high casualties amid heavy Allied fire. Reports note American troops possibly in training or trenches, while the French counteroffensive in Alsace Valley pushed frontiers back to the Ailotic area and Chemin Des Dames ridge. A club meeting is planned with all Mi blot ic members urged to attend.

Americtana Losat Soissons Thhelma Alshe Cernans Chemin Des Dames

New Laws Needed to Tax War Profits and Luxuries

The crowd in the galleries and chambers applauded as the speaker urged new revenue measures. He labeled profiteering as a tax target and called for sacrifice. Leaders Kitchin and Simmons moved to begin hearings in June, with plans for a unified tax and bond strategy. The president proposed about forty percent taxation as a rallying point, a detail that stalled agreement amid Republican opposition.

House Senate Kitchin Ways and Means Committee Simmons Senate Ananee Committee

Blind Man Die s at Rural Home

Louis Rickheim of Bloomington township died Sunday morning at his home after weeks of spinal illness. Born in Germany in August 1888, he came to the United States with his parents as a child. He lost his sight following exposure related to a fog machine incident. Survived by his brother, sister, and three brothers in Bloomington township. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the home, Rev. J L Trainer officiating, burial in Klein cemetery Cedar bottom.

Louis Rickheim Bloomington Township Mr. Rickheim Germany United States Hickheim Ross Hickhelm East Seventh Street Monry Cas Frederick Kris Rickhelm Mea Emly Nev Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church Bartel Klein Cemetery Cedar Bottom

Canning Classes Taught At Local High School

Instruction for grades seven and eight from Washington Jackson and Jefferson schools covered food preservation. Demonstrator Mixa Molle Hejl led the session in the high school home science rooms with assistance from an experienced local instructor.

Washington, Jackson and Jefferson Mixa Molle Muscatine

Draft registration rules announced for next period

The exemption board sets June 5 registration for men who reach twenty one since last June and June 6 for those turning twenty one since then. Registrants must appear at the exemption office, provide a self addressed envelope, and report future moves. Juan Lacruze was found in Denver after registering locally, showing ongoing enforcement of draft age monitoring.

E. C.nichols Exemption Board Naval Service United States Mey Muscatinea Angelon Eyvery Juan Lacruze St Jun Denver Lucrnze

President’s Message Continues Amid Calls for Shared Freedom

The message emphasizes Americans seeking meaningful, adequate work and freedom for all, expressing sympathy for the oppressed and highlighting the purpose of accumulated wealth and power. It calls readers to recognize the opportunity ahead and to rejoice in a collective American destiny.

WAPELLO GIRL IS BRIDE OF SOLDIER

Miss Nita Cremer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Cremer, became the bride of Fred Selpvoh a private in Battery C at Camp Cady New Mexico last evening at the Methodist church parsonage The Rev W Moore officiated Attendance included Carl Cremer brother of the bride and Miss Thelma Warren The bridegroom s stenographer for the Electrical Lighting company was present

Wapello Methodist’ Episcopal Church Nita Cremer Clarence Cremer Fred Selpvoh Battery C Camp Cady New Mexico Moore Carl Cremer Misa Thelma Warren Brines Electrical Lighting i Companyy

Masons Plan Patriotic Rally With Music And Speakers

A seven-organization orchestral program will accompany a Masonic patriotic rally planned for Tuesday evening. Emil Webbles and C R Musser head talks on Liberty Loan efforts, with Rev Newton Moore Rev A G Graves and others speaking. A stereopticon feature by Dr G D Lezotte and vocal and instrumental solos by Prof. George will be included. Refreshments and social time follow.

Masons Emil Webbles Mascatine County Liberty Loan C. R. Musser Liberty Campaign Club Newton Moore A. G. Graves H. TV George

General Leonard Wood to command department west

Washington May 27 Major General Leonard Wood will not accompany his division to Camp Funston Kansas when it moves south but it is understood he will go to command the department of the west with headquarters at San Francisco California

Washington, D.C Leonard Wood Camp Fnoston Kansas Scie Department of the West San Francisco

Dawn of righteousness and justice and peace quote

A fragment urging perseverance to reveal a dawn of righteousness and justice for all humankind. It calls on readers not to grow weary as they answer the call for universal daylight and peace.

Man Killed by Train While Standing on Tracks

Ellsworth Blacko aged forty five was struck by a Rock Island train near Brook street at about 8 30 Saturday night and died before reaching Hershey hospital. A coroner's inquest found death due to his own carelessness while on the tracks. The train crew testified he was standing as the locomotive approached, and efforts to flee came too late. The verdict absolved the railroad company.

Ellsworth Blacko Rock Island Brook Street Hershey Hospital Norton Timicka Rankin Undertaking A. J. Weaver Tosonfony Irene Clark Edmund J. Olarik Spring Street St. Paul J. P. Blanchard CG. W. Sheffer John Anderson John Butler Fred Garrison Guy McCormack Ieaworth Blague Chicago, Rock'sland and Pacific Railway Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad

Louisa County Over the Top Red Cross Drive

Louisa County reports indicate the county has gone well over the top in Red Cross war fund subscriptions. Wapello and Okaville districts have submitted totals with several other districts reported as well. The county quota is $11,000 with claimed early progress.

Wapello Tin Red Cross Louisa County Red Cross War Work Fund Oakyillg

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