County Registration Totals and State Projections
A draft state registration estimate places Murcadow county at 2,202 registrations for men ages 21 to 50, with city totals around 1,411. Figures from Johnson, Wantingon, and Woodbury counties are cited, and the statewide enrollment is projected near 1.88 million. Analysts warn early tallies may shift as county boards report to the provost marshal.
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Murcadno
Tueaday Atoning
Wantington County
Loulen
Volk
Woodbury County
Tantay
Tublax
Koparitaly
Wile Tame
Ronan
Atnto
Washington
Aven
Washington Urey
Dudgeon Brother Serves Aboard U S Submarine
The brother of W Dudgeon, J J Dudgeon, is serving in the United States armed forces and is stationed with the Pacific Fleet after transferring from regular naval service to German submarine warfare era. He is now a non commissioned officer aboard a submarine, with no contact with local relatives since the German war outbreak.
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W. Dudgeon
Funn
J. J. Dudgeon
United States
Ben Garmany
Ronalviedrom
San Francisco
Germany
Dudgeon Bis
Horn
Aiderdany Aervics
Aubmarina Auminum Od
Nawil
Tofonko
Mrs Rowland Laid To Rest In Oklahoma City
Mrs R Rowland dies and funeral services held at 2 from 2408 Monroy Street. Rev Hinkos officiates with pallbearers John Womtman Willem Huritey Frank Freeman Kornko Miller Murray Wheeler George Dunham. Interment in Greenwood Center.
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Sanat
Nowland
Ofelowk
TR K Rowland
Monroy Street
Trev
Wohater Hinkos
John Womtman
Willem Huritey
Frank Freeman
cnorKo Miller
Murray Wheeler
Georgs Dunham
Greenwonl Center
Fragmented health review of hair treatment compound claims
Text appears to describe a chemical product affecting hair roots and surface hairs, mentioning a chemist, a substance named Pheluctineg, and claims of odor, safety for children, and comparison to other drugs. Readable phrases are disjointed and contain probable marketing jargon and safety caveats amid garbled terms.
Germans Not Inspired Claims Continue From Tage One
The report continues from Tage One noting German morale and resolve amid ongoing conflict. Officials cite strategic setbacks yet emphasize resilience as wartime pressures intensify. Sources debate morale levels among troops and civilians and potential turning points sought by leadership.
War era debates on democracy and student athletics
A fragmentary 1918 style report discusses German strategy toward America, reform movements, and democratic franchise needs. It notes broader political momentum in Britain Netherlands and a push for university reforms and athletics participation during wartime.
Banks Aim to Tighten Markets in War Financing Plan
A London style summary notes proposed measures to centralize U S financial power through the Federal Reserve, close money markets to fordlgn financing, and stabilize business conditions amid wartime aims. It highlights a push to finance Entente governors, maintain prewar profits, and the role of trust companies and banks in the plan.
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Washingston
Ktin
Atyarwarda
Amertert
Fordan
Baru Lyaues
Buwtnerr
Condis Wong
Poassile Yy Mie Cane
Federal Reserve System
Government barge operations planned on lower river soon
An official announcement states government barge operations for general Crotslit purposes will be completed within thirty days. The Antipio Valley Waterway Angotli ton will run no wicker tine between St Lowa and vera pointy on the Gulf of Mexico, per Sidney J. Roy, secretary of the agsocsye thon.
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St. Lowa
Minantipi Valley
Death of Rear Admiral Cynthir Shocks Navy
American naval officers mourn the death of Rear Admiral Cynthir at age 84 from heart failure. He was a former graduate of the academy and dean of the flak officers, served with Commodore Dorey on a voyage to Japan, and fought in the Civil War with Porter, holding many important commands in the newer Navy.
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Whaliington
Cynthir
Germany imposes penalties for Belgian air action plotters
May 16. Correspondent reports German authorities have ordered punishments up to 10 000 marks and three years imprisonment for plans or actions to drop projectiles or objects by aviators in Belgian territory. Inhabitants must conceal any such plans and report even minor incidents to local authorities who must notify the commandant.
Guards Exempt From Register In State National Guard
National Guard members who have not taken federal oath must register next Tuesday under a directive from the adjutant general’s office in Augusta Maine. Governor Harding’s note confirms exemptions for those who have taken the oath. others must register as though still in military service. Local units vary in compliance and some men are identified as having taken the oath.
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Juno
Adjutant General
Maine
W. Ta ‘Harding
Iuard
Tattary C. Uhere
End of School Year Clears Exams Schedule
Final class work wraps up as students prepare for exams. The term ends with an assembly day exercise and the planned start of the next term in September. Officials urge focus on ethics work and completion of current assignments to support merit promotion considerations.
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Snorrow
Ax Ag
Elusson
Brothers win past auto race at Cinemnaci Speedway
Cinemnaci Ohio May 31 The Chevrolet brothers won the days events at the Speedway defeating Gaston Chevrolet by Lenvo Conda in a high speed mile race with speeds around 18 miles per hour. The brothers drove identical cars and set a world record for the race distance. Other notable finishers included Karl Cooper Otto Hanning Barney Oldfield Eddie Houne and Anne Lewis among many. The twenty mile race was won by Stewart with 64.18 miles per hour, Zeltel second and Struve third. Jerry Rothart won the thirty mile race in 87.88 miles per hour with A Nueren and Paige following.
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Cinemnaci
Ohio
Heather
Woo Pornans
Jools Ob
Fy UO
Speedway
Boule
Maide Sheepdheadary
Brothera Chevrolet
Cara
Detroit
j—Karl Cooper
Litz Special
H—Otto Hanning
Ogran
Anne Lewis
Hoskins Spool
Omar Tott
Oni Spocks
Stewart
ayvernuRe
Zeltel
A. Struva
Jerry Rothart
Superaix
A. Nuerent
Ian Paige
Wacouds
I. F. Rogers
Maxwell
Ian Win Croke
Mercer
No Regent for the Poles at This Time Reported
Copenhagen dispatch states Austrian and German governments have halted the appointment of a regent for Poland for the present. Aimed instead to empower Poland’s provisional state council, with immediate regent instruction deemed negative. Continued coverage notes a council decision pending.
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Copenhagen
Lonedon
Lokal Anzi-gor Fg
Bertin
Poland
Provisional Council of “State
Hays
Lokal Agelger
Registrations Today Total 25 in Musca Area
Postmaster reports 25 registrations today with many notices in Muscatine rural districts. Sheriff Ry J. Whtey notes papers received from Minot and forwarding to other cities as the June 6 enforcement date nears. Rural carriers will deliver notices and collect no postage as letter boxes in the area are utilized for the conscription registration push.
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Musca
Ry J. Whtey
Minotout
Machmidi
Muscatine
W. Elonoff
Scout Watches Anson Flinger In Marphaitawe Game
Report details a local scouting event and community meeting with mentions of Muscatine Island Ladies’ Aid, a Saturday sale on West Second Street, and various attendees including Rowhead Loeb and Fred Tox. The text also references a Beret Anwniexda watch and multiple game-related notes with scores and players.
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Teuke Sale
Muscatine Island
Bulsz
West Second Street
Slo
Ofelock
Salle
Rowhead Loeb
Worman Blass
Fred Tox
Waterloo
Seliniie
Ateatene
Mark
Teirwidert
Maesbadhawa
Outbreaks and clashes reported in city streets
Reports describe a night of unrest with a labor crowd clashing with guards, injuries from fists and sticks, and shots fired near a police area. Earlier, a New York gathering on democracy and peace featured Daniel Kiefer of Cinempart and Judith Magnes addressing concerns over justice department prosecutions.
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St. Lowe
Nore
Luborara
Persi Nex
Maxht
Mexoldiera
New York
N.Y
May
Madixon Sangre Garden
Tdaniel Kiefer
Cinempart
Judith L. ‘Magnes
Provisional Government Approves Massive Finance Plan
The provisional government today approved a temporary finance minister’s measure to raise 1,000,000,000,000 pounds to secure supplies and stabilize the economy. The decision was announced by the official news agency and reported as unanimously approved.
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Rasala
Vin Loddon
Temorary Finance Minster ‘Larets
Xehonico le
Nocurtie
Anglers Use Weekend Fishing Car Amid Showers
Despite unsettled weather anglers took advantage of a fishing car running Saturdays and Sundays to Garden City. The shelter proved admirable during several showers, with the car left on the siding for the return trip.
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CIA
Be & 8
Garden Orly
Garden City
Attempted tieup of shipping on lakes reported
Federal officials announced an alleged plot to tie up shipping on the lakes was broken up by a raid on the Industrial Workers of the World. Two officers were arrested and substantial evidence gathered. Couple Ming Lok CG Philpot and Adolph L Gravesword quietly married at the Justice office this morning.
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Detroit
Mick
Industrial Workers of the World
Ming Lok CG
Philpot
Adolph L. Gravesword
Tha Juati¢a
Naa
Andee J. Cy Comer
Tolativer
Naliondisco
Expenditure Plan for Great Lakes Naval Station Expansion
Navy officials announce a plan to spend 15 million dollars to expand the Great Lakes Naval Training Station to a capacity of 12 000 men pending approval. Captain W A Moffat reports the Navy Department has approved plans to fund the station upgrade. Commissions protest proposed 15 percent freight rate increases as hearings continue before the Interstate Commerce Commission with eight states taking part.
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Reat Lakes
Great Lites Naval Training Station
Nore
W. A. Moffat
Commianndant
Navy Department
Washington, D D. C
Kansas
Nebraska
Laws
Obi Homa
Wisconsin
Sinnesota
South Dakota
Louistine
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Lotha
Sountion
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Lena
Chicago
Onwantals
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Agyo
Sarague
Sheridan
Great Lakes
Roy Markane
Tage 1
Owa
Atilletig
Shawkeyes
Studenta
Army Service
Amorica
Tecome Aetiink
David Asswcr
Cone Iit
Ammori¢n
Hagland
Wa Nood & Mora Democratie
Prascila
Weonro
German Sociallata
Conentagen
Stockholm
Sig
Univerity
Conwol
Atheretta
Tyron J. Gambert
Chasennn
Lhe
Newavor
Woodrow
Dreign.bowds
Hiahy Poole
Chamberion
Champerhiin
U.S. Navy
U.S
J. M. Brower
Belgium
Niki
Michelu
National Gaunt
Jung
Devere Atletion Toont
Eludify Tela
Parry
Movalog Mall
Sheriff's Onnee
Papara
Sais
Scout
Anson Flinger
Tornndeon Wie
Signu
Homera
Hinoteen Qate
Marphaitawe
Lo Cros
Sockety
Mra
Ana Shepherd
Har Homa
Hratton Cardigig
Hds
da Croma
Ton Ceosae
Cranan
Von
Sandlelwader
Velde
Sgulvan
New Mon
Atruck
MATOS
Renton
Keleoran Magatarnev
Rumen
Cannes
Dubos
McCaw
Sullivan
Benttan
Daytt
Fmardrroye
Ney & Milan
Bavinen
Davenport
Lie
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Earl Williams
Ryaiah
Arsene Lupin
Sen
Love
4Rete
Aldant
Detectivey
Air. Williams
Julia Swayne Gordon, Billie Billings
and Brinsley Shaw
Hughie Mack
Wmyehest
Thomas Meighan Wn
Blanche Sweet N ‘Phe
Thin City
Misty Woels
Emma Wehlen
Hearts & Saddles
Dom
Tonleht
Gary
Ang
Walton
Helen Holmes
Shorty Hamilton
Secret Service
Phe
Fulia
Charlie Chaplin
Marie Dressler
Mabel Normand
Prigg
Eppe
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