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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1918

Page

2

Grace Lusk Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder

Miss Grace Lusk was found guilty last night of the murder of Mrs. David Roberts. The jury classified the offense as second degree murder with assault by a deadly weapon. The verdict announced at 10:15 p.m. prompted a dramatic courtroom scene as Lusk reacted by lunging at the prosecutor, then swooned and was revived.

Associated Press Waukesha Wis Grace Lusk David Roberts Wisconsin Iaw Dr. Roberts Miss Lusk Tullar Judge Lueck

Men Transferred to Fill Up Ranks

A Washington dispatch reported to Cedar Rapids says Senators Kenyon and Cummins were told by Secretary Baker and Chief of Staff March that the 34th National Guard division was disrupted due to urgent military necessity. Five hundred men were needed to reinforce a company about to embark and infantrymen from the 34th were chosen for their soldiering excellence.

Associated Press Cedar Rapids Washington Evening Gazette I Kenyon Cummins Baker March 34Th National Guard

Dodge Officer Under Sentence

Captain Daniel H. Sullivan former supply officer of the 850th Infantry was convicted of misappropriation of company funds and sentenced to dismissal from the service and two years at hard labor at Fort Leavenworth penitentiary. Confirmation of the sentence by President Wilson was announced. Sullivan previously served in the regular army.

Associated Press Camp Dodge Daniel H. Sullivan 850Th Infantry Fort Leavenworth Wilson Sullivan

Kaiserism Laid Bare By Gerard Film At Grand

A Grand theater program on June 2 3 4 previews a filmed adaptation of James W Gerard's My Four Years in Germany. The viewer witnesses Prussian autocracy exposed through a portrait of Kaiserism Kultur and the German war machine. The piece questions Americas delay in entering World War I and portrays leaders like Bethmann Hollweg Tirpitz and Crown Prince Rupprecht as driving aggression while urging American resolve and support for war aids.

America James W. Gerard Germany Grand Theater Gerard Belgium Lusitania Prussia France England Marne Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg Admiral von Tirpitz Rupprecht Napoleon

Teacher Meeting of Much Interest in Muscatine

The Muscatine county Sunday school teacher institute at the YMCA drew a large crowd with over thirty teachers present. Rev. G N Mendenhall spoke on standards of a first class Sunday school, while Miss Helen Thompson of Davenport illustrated methods to engage children. Mrs Nellie Sawyer narrated Bible stories including David and Saul and the fiery furnace.

Muscatine County G. N. Mendenhall Grace Lutheran Church Helen Thompson Davenport Sunday School Nellie Sawyer David and Saul

Final meeting ends series plans further talks by out of town speakers

The speaker notes the current gathering concludes the series and outlines two or three additional special meetings planned before June 16. Out of town workers are named as principal speakers for these upcoming events.

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Two Substitutes Best for Home Demonstration Advice

Muscatino county home demonstration agent Miss Feil urges using two substitutes for best results. She cites combinations like rolled oats with ground flour and barley flour with rice flour, among others, and cautions against hit or miss measuring.

Muscatino County

Do Not Shoot at Homing Pigeons Warns of Government Pigeon Losses

Chicago May 30 experts warn against slaughter of government homing pigeons amid over a hundred pigeon-lofts and ongoing tests. The Department of Justice investigates crimes against pigeons, with a max $100 fine and six months in jail. United States aims to field a large, pedigreed racing homer fleet for France and allies, with birds delivering messages under heavy anti aircraft fire and sometimes faster than wireless for short messages.

Chicago Department, of Signaling Department of Justice Congress France England Germany United States William Tu. Butler Central Department Signal Corps United States Army Butler

Measuring Cup Accuracy And Bake Guidance

The text explains standard measures for accuracy warning that a cup equals a half pint. It notes batter consistency varies and that following the table yields good results after baking. It advises slower, longer baking for substitutes, prefers prep biscuits over ground, and says crusts may need patting on and do not require chilling before baking.

Graft Denied in Air Plans Amid Army Debate

Washington May 30. Representative Anthony of Kansas contends graft is unlikely in war department aviation programs as the army appropriation of 12.5 billion dollars advances. He cites delays from experiments on the Liberty motor and plane parts, while officers are praised for integrity despite occasional judgment errors.

Associated Press Washington, D.C Charles I. Hughes War Department Anthony Kansas Military Affairs Committee

Health conditions in camps improve nationwide

The surgeon general reports generally healthy conditions in home camps for the week ending May 24. Pneumonia remains widespread at Camps Travis Texas Dodge Iowan Gordon Ga, measles prevalent at all cantonments. Death toll declines from 178 to 161.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Travis Texas Dodge Iowan Gordon

Rain Lifts Drought in Most Iowa Counties

Copious to excessive rains covered nearly all counties except the far northeast last week per Charlon D. Reed, director at the federal weather bureau. Droughts ended in the west and southwest, but too late to save the hay crop. Small grains advance well yet redden in some southern areas.

Des Moines Charlon D. Reed Federal Bureau

Backache relief with Sandp for liver kidneys and bladder

When backache signals a troubled liver kidneys and bladder try Sandp. A 50 cent bottle is recommended and a drug store purchase is suggested to prove its effectiveness.

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