Postpone Iowa rate hearing due to rail commission action
The Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners postponed intrastate rate hearings from June 12 to June 20 and advanced rate hearings to June 22. Members remain in Washington addressing cranked freight rates before the Interstate Commerce Commission. the June 12 conclusion is unlikely.
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Rail rate hikes eyed as interstate moves advance
The piece notes expected increases in intrastate rail fares aligning with interstate proposals. It cites a probable 16 percent interstate rise and suggests state commissions may concede similar intrastate increases. Analysts argue railroads seek higher state charges while contending interstate rates remain unjustified. Railroad groups plan to press for parity against interstate rates amid possible FCC-like scrutiny.
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Island proposed for divisional training camp site
The Army Board plans to inspect Muscatine Island to evaluate its suitability as a divisional training camp. Local merchants back the inland camp on the 4,000 acre island, arguing it would attract spending of about 1,000,000 dollars monthly for soldiers and supplies. Colonel George Morgan leads the board, which is in Des Moines meeting delegations and urged to visit Muscatine before departing.
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Equip Companies for Signal Corps
Chicago concerns organize and equip full signal corps companies. Western Electric oversees a radio department shift to telegraph and radio work. Commonwealth Edition contributes a company of 761 men. Mr and Mrs William Alor announce the birth of an eight pound boy yesterday.
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Registrations Grow Rapidly Under Conscription Enforcement
Sheriff Whey reports about thirty five registration papers received from Muscating young men working elsewhere. More registrations arrive daily with expectations of over one hundred total before June 5 as the latest military law requires penitent signatures to be sent to voting precincts in Munentino county. Out of town workers, including Lumber company staff, request leave for registration forms at the sheriff’s office.
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Plans for Big Meet Tonight Are Complete
Plans for a large evening gathering are set with speakers selected and two more to be named. Vans are nearly ready for the Norty loan meeting to be held at 7 30 in the Grand theater new location due to damp ground. Irving A Lehman J A Willis I Ta Groxler and Rev Wobutor Tales will speak with J B Randall of Mirat Presbyterian church expected to address unless delayed. The meeting aims to explain Liberty bond subscriptions to every Masentino resident and encourage public support.
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Yeomen Hold Social Meet at Launch City
Yeomen and guests gathered for a May month social with a village supper and program. Mixa fo Gitis led musical selections while children sang, dancers filled the floor, and the group enjoyed a late evening of music and dancing. Dr I W Steirs returned from Chicago after visiting a convalescent father at Michael Teesd hospital. Mr and Mrs Jamon Mulbiht announce the birth of a nine pound son yesterday at 709 East Ninth Street.
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War Resources Committee to Direct U S Purchases
A cabinet plan proposes centralizing wartime buying to fund mass materiel for a three to five year need. Bernard Baruch is named to wield purchasing power under Treasury guidance, with a commission coordinating all feed, fuel, and supplies for the war effort.
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Uncover Evidence of German Plot
Washington May 29. Authorities disclose evidence that Germany aimed to use a planned American grain shipment to Britain and France to provoke friction while the United States remained neutral. Mr and Mrs George Miller of East Second Street attest to the birth of a son yesterday.
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Des Moines faces move to raise streetcar fares
Dos Moines officials consider raising the city railway fare as losses mount and a new six cent fare option ends. President Ninl G Schmidt says higher prices may be needed to cover costs while the public votes on approval, with June 1 cutoffs looming and interim tickets selling for 25 cents.
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Italians to Visit State on Defense Mission Tour
Washington May 30 The Prince Udine and other members of the Tintin war mission will leave Washington June 1 for a trip through a route via Atlanta Birmingham New Orleans Memphis St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York en route home. The mission will travel by a government owned train with military and diplomatic aides. Exact routes and departure times are kept secret. local committees will be provided full details at each stop.
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Exoneration Report On Mongolia Disaster Shifts Material
Washington May 34 A special investigating hand exonerates the naval guard and blames an unexplainable deflection at high angles of a brass powder component in the Mongolia steerage disaster. Wood or fibre substitutes will replace brass powder cases to avoid repetition. Secretary Danelsa insists risk remains but vows revised safety measures.
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Outlives Lasting Family Ties in Nichols Area
Monty Moyera, eldest son of Tenry and Mary Moyera, died at his home south of Nichols on February 9. He left a widow and four children, Morte, Carl, Wilma, and Mavia. Surviving siblings include Jielon, Mrs. Gear Chown, and Mrs. G. Chown of Columbus Junction, plus relatives in Nicholathrea. A long list of cousins and friends in Gray, Fargo, and other towns are mentioned as mourners.
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German War Speech Urges Victory To Endure Front
From Copenhagen and London reports the German Emperor William II addressed troops on the Arras front. He praised their defense and urged continued fighting to secure final victory for the future of Germany and its children. He thanked soldiers for their heroism amid Prussian offensives and committed to persevering until victory is achieved.
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Rain Shatters Anglers Hopes Before Parade
Local anglers planned an early morning fishing trip before a patriotic parade but a sudden downpour disrupted most plans. Some court house employees joined a large turnout, yet organizers canceled the expedition. a few diehards still hit the slough seeking enough fish for supper.
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Iowa Boys Ready to Fight in Memorial Day Address
Governor Wo Marding spoke at a Memorial Day event urging that Iowa youth be prepared to defend democracy in the current war. He framed the conflict as a battle between monarchy and democracy and said the state must mobilize fully in support of democracy beyond national borders.
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Villa Forges Make At Tagk Villa Forges Make
Mexican soldiers attacked near Presidio Texas prompting US troops to intervene. Captain Des Ornelas and two soldiers were wounded. several officers and civilians fled to the American side. Women and children escaped as fighting began. In Michigan Michigan May 20 a large parade honored Decoration Day with 5000 veterans and supporters marching amid banners.
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French to Restrict Peace Propaganda Proposal Introduced
Paris debate on a measure aimed at limiting peace propaganda includes a clause by Paul Pugisal-Conti. It stipulates five years imprisonment and a fine between 16,000 and 50,000 francs for anyone forming or attempting to form any treaty or negotiation with an enemy or foreign enemy aligned assembly.
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