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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1916

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Turbulent Warfront Updates From Dobrudja And Constanza

Nari Oct 28 report details heavy fighting as German and Bulgarian forces push toward the Danube门户 while Romanian troops retreat under pressure. Key objectives include the fortress of Constanza and the Dobruja rail link, with renewed offensives reported along the eastern front and continued resistance in Moldavia.

von Mackonson Dobrudja Rowwon Hack Son Danube River Tehernaveda Ald Rurima von Mackenson Dobrudian Dabo Turkutal Suistrin Toutonle Ander Conor al van van Mackennon Armen Hue Constanza Toutonic al Rumania Dobridja Pack Son Teumuen Baned Thetrrat Poeragrid London Tei Do.m Bobrudjn War Office van Maackennen Trotua Oleux Stanic Valleya Ru Tmaniana Moldavia Atkbborn Xuccons Rumnaniana

Central Empire Not Disturbed by Crime in Vienna

Vienna reports the assassination of Premier Stuarkkh viewed as a political crank act. Dr. Adler, linked to the Volk movement, is jailed amid claims his crime was personal and did not shift the war or parliamentary convocation. Government and socialist leaders condemn Adler as a criminal while noting the city remains unsettled but calm.

Vienna Och Lonedon Stuarkkh Ira Priedvigh Adler Stuorekh Adler Aswnaahiy Mofodrich Adtar Count Karl Stuerglett Kovnral Adtar Switzerland Hat Austria Dr. Adler Berlin London Morning Papera Agreg Comsmittes Fonda Agalnay Ayatam Thorata Ytha Ufet

Trial Opens in Marshall Murder Case in Galveston

Opening of a Marshall murder trial in Galveston follows the killing of anti Catholic lecturer William Binel last February. Copeland and three allied Knights of Columbus members face charges after a room confrontation that left Binel and Roxorn dead and Copeland wounded. Police testimony indicated both Binel and Roxorn were armed during the incident.

Galveston Texas Vone Ivomon Willessor Oppoalie Coun Copeland Marabal William Binel Suostatora George Termil George Tyan Marshall Cltixens Harry Winn Frank O'Leary Wnion Blec Snan Black Marshall Run Jastabruary Clarence FB. Wall Lydia Black Putoski Counery Arkanana Marshall Mack Otyartlaed Knights of Columbus Copaland Thor Ryan John Rogork Knights of Luck Mall Hie Yixit Placs Davod

German Sailor Maimed in Port Arthur Canada

Toledo reports German sailor Una Schmidt, 20, maimed by Canadian soldiers at Port Arthur Ontario after attempting to guard a ship’s guard. He says he was beaten unconscious and knocked down, losing a finger as a bayonet shattered. Schmidt claimed he planned to work on a Great Lakes steamer after leaving Tobokon New Jersey.

Toledo Ohio Port Arthur Howie Formd Tho

Sinking of vessel leaves sixteen drowned off Belize

A wireless message from Belize Agents of Otis Manufacturing Co reports the steamer L. Edward Hines, on charter, foundered in the Caribbean about 46 miles north of Belize during a tropical hurricane on October 14. Of 22 crew, only six survived, including Captain P. Of Mecholgo Sr. of New York.

New Orleans Nrummer Edward Hines P. of Mecholgo, Sr New York Caribbean Milena Oant Belize Otis Manufactureing Company Staamper

Troops Desert, Were Forced to Sleep in Open

Sixty men of the Nanola Picks Artillery at Fort Sheridan rebelled over cold protection and were arrested. Secretary of War Baker ordered barracks opened while General Barry recommended further telegram orders to the War Department.

Chicaga Nanola Fort Sheridan Newton Balnr Dan Xcorn Battary 1 Minoim Field Artillery Aindny Wight Thatrout Firse Waats Barenake Romaine Yaciat Dyker Thomad Marry Army Headquarters Tiat Gener Barry USA Racka i Telegrama Deepartment Waveral Ivisia Baker

Resignation Demanded by Women’s Patriotic Societies

Washington October 28. Women’s patriotic groups with headquarters in Washington demand the resignation of Baker after his controversial remarks praising revolutionaries and urging Wilson to repudiate them. The movement includes the Nation Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution and other allied organizations led by Mrs. John A Logan.

Washington, D. C Hlovs Oy Women's Patriotic Societies Washington Wir Newton DB Baker Balter Nation Society of National Society of the Children of the Revolution Daughters of the Foundera Patriota United States Legion of Loyal Womon Roytal Corps Dames of the Loyal Ligon Clara Barton National Memorial Agnodiation Ladies Union Votertin Legion Society of the Army of the Ton~ Nosson John A. Logan Gen. Logan

Hostile aeroplane off English coast near Margate

A hostile aeroplane appeared over Margate on the southeastern coast of England today and dropped three bombs. Two persons were injured and light damage was reported to a hotel. British planes pursued the raider as it fled southeastward.

Hondon Margita England Margate Cliftonville

Report Sinking of Three Steamships

London reports Lloyds shipping agency announced the sinking of three steamers the Danish steamer Hobe and the Dutch steamship Fortuna of 1 254 tons and the Donald won under Crbotla 4 309 tons with the Fortuna having ten survivors landed the captain and officers believed drowned and the Cavolia 385 feet long was damaged.

London Hobe Fortuna Lloyd's Shipping Agency Donald

Allied Drives On Germans On Somme Fuitie

Allied forces repulsed German attacks between La Sars and Rancourt on the Somme, while heavy artillery bridles persisted along the north bank. French authorities report enemy shells limited, with German positions dug in Chaulnes Wood and near Saffly-Sanges as Paris notes advance toward the village spur 128 and surrounding craters.

Prin Somme Chaulnes Wood Vrench Ghim Adrance Paris Cot Saffly-Sanges Vilage War Office Simon Head la Sara Gueode Court

Tailor Is Star Witness Today

A Chicago trial wire report says Peter Gaynor denied John Felazman a tailor, who admitted taking 260 for restoring Gaynor's loan. Police tension rises in Molynian as a jury reconvenes. Sgt Grady suspended for conduct unbecoming an officer. Justices consider Felzman’s testimony and possible perjury charges against Felman.

Chicago Peter Gaynor John Felazman Gaynor Molynian Hoyne-Thompson Michael Grady Henley Whlich auMmoNi Welymnan Jonny A. Berger Sauid Gaynor Hart Folaman Berger Pelyman Preetauet Amy Folzman Hin Haing Olson Ta Gran Jury Healey Griuly Feltman Healey Data Frank D. Mantin Moral Simpactor Theo

Quart of Whisky Fatal to Prisoner

Frank Williams, a prisoner in Kodlak, died after drinking a quart of whisky found in a cell during a raid on a temperance hall. Investigators say the liquor was part of evidence gathered by police.

Kodlak Frank, Williams

Fifty total lost as two Great Lakes boats sink in storm

Illfated crews of lost vessels are listed from Colgate and other ships. The storms near Cleveland claim many sailors including Henry Larsen and Charles Sutliper. the full roll of names covers engineers firemen deck hands and stokers across multiple ships. A separate note from London reports Sir Joseph Rosecham dead in bed at his home.

Great Lakes Amasnly Pelatin DECK William Thins Das Kath Mich Timomas Fimoor Chicago Anton Kursuis Cleveland Ohio Joan Gal Lagher Josep Owonnor Seoond Wayers! Soinson Rock Michigan Ollrrs Wilfred Aussagn Inoit John Quigley Datroit Wal Bog Aunst Thet Grouge Coon Setomd Miwruten Wis Charles W. Sutliper Ediof Alex Netshwarvt Reman Demueris Garifales Leo W. AG Crow Baterg Chanda K. Title Coat Priser Unionville Terbert A. Atiman Crooklyn Sotargal Coat Passer Chisholm Minn Frank Prethtricis Coal Panteer Buffalo Moen S.uyawa Jhanson Athlan New Yorks Ralph Ada Eclsmnany London Joseph Rosecham Tampstead

Merida Steamer Tragedy Reports From Lake Erie Sinking

Cleveland dispatches detail the Merida owned by Valley Camp Shipping of Midland Ontario sinking in a Friday Lake Erie gale. Seven bodies recovered, twenty eight crew missing, two other ships aiding survivors, with Captain H. H. Jonek among those rescued by the Marguetto and Benomer Car Party No. 2 near Long Point.

Cleveland Ohio Merida Valley Camp Shipping Compiny Midland Ontario Lake Hrie Tur Merida Makex Lake Evie Iriday Hfe Colgate Buffalo HH. 1 Jonek Grashaw Calgain Lake Erie Marguetto and Benxomer Voledo Boo Matthews Crotshi W. G. Cunninghan Toronto Cunningham Ris Bodiex Matthews Charlotte Breituns James Colgate Long Point Natrol Midh Charlotte G. Brettung Sandwich Onttario Hodsen Ifebelty

Attempt to Hypenate Hughes Proves Fiasco

A New York telegram from Bow ton based on a Bowton telegraph claims the Democratic National Committee misrepresented Hughes. It states Hughes met with a committee and did not promise support while defending his position with Roosevelt and the American Independent conference.

Hughes Canhoaia Teanard Wire New York N. Y Frank Selberliche Bowton Rophilear National Committee Charlen E. Hughes Democrats National Committee American’ Independent Conference Solberlich Jeremilah O'Leary Mr Hughes American Independent Conference Theodore Rosevelt

Unclear Weather Report From IOwa Committee Meeting

Fragmented OCR notes describe unsettled weather forecasts and statements by Mr Hughes and Mr Willcox regarding a committee report. The garbled text references rain, warmer temperatures, and attempts to prove points, with unclear attribution to events on Tuesday and related discussions.

Hav Hughes Iowa Willcox Democratic Committed Diughew

Fifty Die in Mexican Railway Crash Near Ramtor Ariz.

Report from the border states fifty persons were killed and many injured in a rear end collision between a freight and a passenger train near Ramtor Ariz. Mexico last Friday. Details are scarce as officials confirm a devastating wreck and survivors are being attended to along the line between Salute and Torreon.

Prana Witney Laredo Texas Fity Parsons Ramtor Arizne Mexico Rainer Arigne Salute Torreon Conhulla

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