Iowa News Roundup Mixed With War Topics
A broad digest covers Iowa events from tax sales in Plymouth County to Red Cross nurses sailing from Sioux City to Camp Cody. It notes a Des Moines area monument unveiling, allegations of seditious remarks by Bobert of Vinton, and war funding efforts at Camp Dodge including a $20,000 gymnasium plan and a $12,000 athlete tour. Also mentions a tense draft ruling affecting rehearings and Army process changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mere
United States
Hilton Smith
B. Bobert
Vinton
Davenport
Rockleland “Arsenal
Crawford County
Denison
Harding
Plymouth County
J. H. Schulte
Red Cross
Iowa
N. F. Reid
Henry County
Mt. Pleasant
Bellevue
Chicago
Sioux City
Camp Cody
N. M
Russell Marks
Eva B. Delbridge
Cecelia Strief
Misa
Florence Griswold
Catherine Hoffman
Elizabeth Quinn
Ida Anderson
Omer Cook
Indiana
Hampton
Camp Dodge
Officers to Continue Training for Commission Holders
The M T C A executive committee met with Secretary of War Newton D. Baker in Washington on November 14 to discuss officer training. They decided to assign all men awarded commissions at the present camps to continue training rather than send them home awaiting openings. The group celebrates the commitment to steady, loyal progress for these officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton D. Baker
Washington
Vox Populi and the Call to National Unity
The piece argues that the American people, as the sovereign voice, must have final say in national action. It condemns self serving leaders who obstruct the public will and insists the loyal majority silence objectors to protect the nation's welfare and honor. It warns traitors to feel the country’s displeasure.
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Gio “Green
Woodward
Waein
Yis
Women of Grit
É Daclafon
Keokuk
Ard T. Boyce
John Robinson
Boyce Ross
Canada
Deyoé
Ali
New York American
View & Oheales & Gincharge
John Fletcher
Logan
Plummer
Adjutant
Ron
sAumas
Gap
Sama R. de Brydie
Agen
C. E. Currie
Cronaians
Harris
Cook
Clarence E. White
Geo. C. Hauck & Co
Rolfe, Iowa
Sue Ress