Muscatine Battery C Dominates Target Drill Competition
Captain Otto W. Mull details Muscatine artillerymen placing Hawkeye battalion in target drills. Battery C defeats Davenport and Clinton batteries in sequential problems, achieving high scores with rapid firing. Rivalry with Davenport deepens, as Muscatine gains status across four states and claims improved training.
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Journal Today
Otto W. Mull
Bat+tery
Muscatine
Hawkeye
Wetoon
Davenport
Clinton Voldlerg
Furtory
Fred
Auimber
Glinton
Muscatie
Minnesot
Midland
Loulalane
Lowa
Tha
Muscatine Butteries
Mull
Davanyport
Diamond
West Liberty Woman Dies at 88 in Iowa Community
Widella McDonald a longtime West Liberty resident died at 10 a m at her daughter's home from rheumatism and age related illnesses. She is survived by one daughter and two grandchildren. Funeral at the Christian church Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
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Journal’n
Libarty
Widella McDonald
Search for Bodies In Toledo Port
In Toledo Ohio on October 24 authorities announced a search was launched for bodies believed to be tied to a maritime incident as all vessels in the port were ordered to remain under surveillance and maintain radio contact with harbor officials.
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Toledo
Ohio
Red Sox Fines Arouse Anger In Baseball Row
Reports from Chicago say World Series winners Red Sox and other players may face penalties as the players union contests fines and paternalism by magnates. Malta says organized baseball cannot sanction postseason payouts or fines after contracts expire, defending players right to barnstorm if they choose.
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New York
Chicago
Hoxton
Sox
Laguo
Roxilor Xuison
Basebail Jlayers
David J. Malta
orKant
Daveball
Nich Nin
Dole Ronal
Audi
Atcer
Fulta
Haya
Fe da
Hillty
Pannant
Red Sox
Club Directors May Meet Soon in Muscatine baseball association
Club directors may convene Thursday afternoon to discuss the year's work and the 1917 baseball season. President J G Kammerer said no official call is yet made but a confab is planned if possible. Muscatine could again be represented in the Central Association next year amid uncertainty over Ned Tegan's contract and franchise retention.
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J. G. Kammerer
Bammer
Ares
Muscating
Fnr
Central Association
Stornaman
Muskton
Ned Tegan
League
Americans win at Christiania in Nordic track meet
Christiania hosts an international meeting where American athletes prevail in several events. Loomis of Chicago leads in the broad jump, Murray places second, while Simpson and Murray show strong finishes in sprint events. Tad Meredith loses the 1000 meter to Swedish rival Balla.
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Christiania
Min Loddon
Anencana
Tad Meredith
Balla
White
Murray Wart Bento
Jolla
Dartmouth Player With One Arm Stuns College Grid Scene
Hanover N H April 4 The Dartmouth College football scene features guard Neoley noted as possibly the only prominent American football player who is crippled. He lost his left arm several years ago in a hunting accident yet remains a regular on the Green eleven, demonstrating grit and skill.
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Hanover
Neoley
Dartmouth Collwo
Groen
Ile
Major Teams 10 Train Together For Exhibition Tour
Gianta and Tigers plan to play one another in cities from New York to Kansas City after spring training. New York and Detroit clubs will tour through southern cities starting in Dallas on April 1. Managers state the tour benefits both clubs as a practice alternative to minor league games. Detroit manager Hugh Jennings cites weak opposition last spring as a reason for the proposed tour.
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Winn
New York
N. Y
PIA Omicrl
New York National Lengus Baseball Club
Detroit
Dallas
Texas
Whewt
Ai Kansan
Modean
Mich
Hugh Jennings
Detroit Americans
Jennings
Desattachia
Tex
McGraw
Dnb
Dormingk
Milwaukee Bout Night Promises Two Matches
In Milwaukee, Young Ahearn of New York faces Ton Row lands for a ten round bout tonight while Callahan of New York clashes with Matty McCua of Racine in a separate ten mile bout. The winner advances to fight Wild Tay Mohn or John Smith in the next round.
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Milwaukee
Wis
No Ulk Dutch
Young Ahearn
New York
Ton Rowlands
Boye
Callahan
Matty McCua
Racine
Wild Tay Mohn
Jom Snilth
Five NEAR DEATH CAR CRASH IN IOWA TOWN
Five people escaped serious injury after a car ran off a minor highway near Low n City Iowa at twilight. The vehicle skidded into a culvert and down a ditch but landed upright with only shock and minor bruises. The owner and driver Frank Ginkulas led the group along with Bath Zlykwa Emma Dyoraky Charles Sehinciar and William Olthaville. Town officials halted street paving at Lens street to accommodate a big hog sale at Lowba farm arrivals urged to use Cedar furere to reach the sale.
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Lown City
Milox
Frank Ginkulas
Bath Zlykwa
2Mma
Dyoraky
Charles Sehinciar
Snd Wm
Olthninel
Lowa Butt Farm
Postponed report at grand lodge meeting in Tawa LO
The annual report of the grand lodge of Tawa LO was postponed to the next meeting after only a small attendance reported at roll call. M. Gronfn, a democratic candidate for Congress, left Davenport this morning.
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Grand Lodge of
Tawa LO
Antmehe
M. 1. Gronfn
Cand Antu
Congress
Davenport
Tnda
Traffic signs placed today in Downs town center
White concrete blocks were installed today under Mayor R. S. McNutt and city council members to guide traffic in Downs town’s busy center. Two blocks will mark intersections with signs reading Keep To That Right, placed at major crossings from Pingatroet to Mulberry avenues on Front and Second streets. Enforcement will target jaywalking and corner cutting at key corners.
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R.S. McNutt
Bidvitoss
Pingatroet Wand Mulberry Avenue
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Mulberry Avenues
Third Street
Third Direct
Mulberry Avenue
Alvohfelex
Jay
Bridge inspector begins Thursday for Second Street span
Fred Hottman former police chief is named as inspector for the Second Street bridge with a committee of Alderman Lenny May Ora and J. By Milley plus City Engineer C H Young selecting him. The appointment sets Hottman to lead the upcoming bridge inspection work.
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Fred Hottman
Second Street — Bridge
Apes Cla
Lenny Mayora
J. By Milley
Third Ward
C.H. Young
Holtman
Art
A. H. Flo
Mason City Wins Next Convention Backing
Mason City secures the 117th convention as planners elect Paul S. Pierce of Iowa State to lead the Charities and Corrections conference. Horace L. Houghton is first vice president and Lucy Stokes oversees the girls industrial school in Mitthellgirly, with Ruth Read of Waterloo as third vice president and Bossie A. Sir Clonulnn as secretary treasurer. The 1947 meeting will be hosted by Mason City after prior bids.
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Paul 8. Pierce
Iowa State
Charities and Corrections
Horace L. Houghton
Sioux City
Mra
Lucy Am
Slekola
Girly
Mitthell
Asida
Dos Molnar Mousentine
Cured of Indigestion After Twenty Years of Suffering
Ti Grohlen of Houston writes of relief and cure from indigestion after twenty years using a twenty-cent package of Chamberlain's Tablets. He claims cure within two months and urges others to try the remedy via local dealers.
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Ti Grohlen
Henry St. Houston
Nexus
Sale Lg
Adyorthomant
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