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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1915
Page
9
Berlin issues a formal note expressing regret for unintentional attacks on American ships and offering compensation where at fault. It defends submarine policy, questions Lusitania’s cargo, and notes no immediate reply to American demands while seeking further exchanges with Washington.
Local store advertises a temporary price cut on many shoes in large sizes and assorted styles. Mentions men’s boots and various sizes with discounted prices, plus quick shoe repair service offered at the German A ward building.
The German reply to the American note regarding the Lusitania and related incidents was published. It states investigations were conducted, Germany regrets neutral losses, and that some ships were damaged in acts tied to identification errors. It argues Lusitania carried ammunition, justifying its sinking as self defense, and condemns British practices while offering possible indemnification in cases of fault.
Germany indicated willingness to discuss a settlement on a general basis after indicating openness to negotiations. The statement suggests a possible path toward a diplomatic solution without detailing concrete terms or conditions.
The Associated Press reports messages between King Victor Emmanuel and King Nicholas of Montenegro as Italy prepares to strike against Austria. The Montenegrin ruler replies with steadfast resolve, praising allied efforts and shared liberty in the conflict.
Mrs. Mattie Abbott spent Tuesday in Davenport visiting her son Beauie in the hospital. Mrs. Daniel Barton and daughter Helen shopped in Muscatine on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elder and daughter Francis were Muscatine visitors Wednesday. Mr. Bernard Kirchner and Mrs. Ben Black spent Friday shopping in Muscatine. Vickey from Cedar Rapids noted.
A string of visits ties West Liberty students and area residents. Clair Traunman Frank Sampson and Miss Alvine Kirchner, all attending West Liberty School, visited Friday evening at their home. Harold Rumiciсis, studying at S. UT, spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs J W Rumers. Catherine Stiglitz traveled to Muscatine Saturday evening to visit her parents. Mrs Lan Mackerr from Masertine visited the Hummer home.
Mrs Molle wiles of the Degree of Honor received word from the head office stating she was justified in giving a report of the recent district convention. The letter asserts she had a perfect right to share any report with the reporter. The defense addresses a claim that Mrs Stiles had no right to report.
Rev. H. Butler pastor of the Musserville M E church will deliver a talk titled A District Evangelist at 9 40 tomorrow morning during the Alasentine district conference in Conesville. The conference opened today with the first business session this afternoon and another session planned for this evening. Other speakers include Rev. L M Grigsby Rev. C L Stafford Rev H P Gilbert and Rev C L Smith.
Memorial services were held yesterday at the Muliend Congregational Church Musservile M Church and the island Miss Helen Carpenter of Phillipa street left for Grandview. Mr and Mrs John Williams of Latham street are visiting Grandview. Henry Mantive 105 New Hampshire street announce the birth of a ten penny daughter Celestine Alice.
During the month ending May 1, 1995, two births and the same number of deaths were recorded at the City Health Officer's office. The figures may not reflect the final counts as some events are reported later.
Hogs receipts 21,000 head market high bulk 7.70 to 7.86 light 7.55 to 7.90 mixed 7.60 to 7.86 heavy 7.40 to 7.80 pigs 6.00 to 7.40 cattle receipts 11,000 head market steady native cows and calves mixed western steers 6.75 to 8.15 cows and heifers 2.30 to 8.76 calves 7.00 to 9.75 sheep receipts 3,000 head sheep 6.50 to 7. ham 7.5 to 10.36
Washington May 31 The Department of Commerce reports American ships carried 553.6 million dollars of U S imports and exports in the eight months ending March 1 totaling 32.797 billion with 12.64 percent on American vessels up from 8.34 last year. Up to May 1 one hundred forty two foreign built ships had been admitted to American registry under the new law.
South Omaha Neb May 3 Deliverations show receipts 8800 head with market steady. Cattle receipts 3200 head steer prices 7.50 to 9.00, cows and heifers 6.00 to 8.10, calves 8.25 to 10.75. Sheep receipts 600 head yearlings 8.00 to 9.0, wethers 7.50 to 8.25, lambs 9.09 to 10.10.
Local boosters urge early purchase of season tickets at the YMCA and downtown shops to save fifty cents before prices rise to 3.55. Seven big days are planned with H Art Smalley Park as the venue on Second Street east end. Committee promises a highly enjoyable event with ample shade and water. Read the Journal for details.
Kansas City Missouri May 11 hog receipts 10000 head market higher bulk 7.65 to 7.75 heavies 7.75 to 7.80 sows 7.05 to 7.80 cattle receipts 6100 head market strong steers 8.10 to 8.25 cows and heifers 4.56 to 5.00 calves 6.50 to 3.50 sheep receipts 4000 head market steady lambs 9.00 to 12.83 yearlings 7.50 to 9.00 ewes 5.25 to 6.70
St Louis live stock market shows hog receipts 26 504 head with markets steady. Pigs and lights quoted 5 25 7 95, mixed 37 70 7 95, beary 780 7 85. Cattle receipts 2 600 head with steady market. Steers 7 59 9, cows 5 00 7 50. Sheep receipts 3 000 head.
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