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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1916

Page

3

U Boat Deutschland Captain Details Submarine Dash

German captain Koenig described the 4000 mile Atlantic dash by the Deutschland from Bremerhaven to the North Sea and narrated dodging British forces, a champagne party aboard, and rail-thin secrecy about minefield avoidance while detailing submersible operations and crew life.

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Villistas Win Fight and Commanders Change in Mexico

Disputed reports claim Villistas gained a victory as General and troops aligned under new leadership. The War Ministry deposed Jacinto El Treviño and appointed Jinacio En- Tater as governor of Chihuahua, with Enrlaven WAS.SD cited in the upheaval amid Carranza’s command tensions.

Buiso Porenl Carranza Jacinto el Trevino Chi- Dixhun Mexico City Ding Enriquez Lortédh

Fourteen Labor Leaders Guilty in Chicago Conspiracy Trial

In Chicago on July 15, fourteen of seventeen labor leaders were found guilty of conspiracy to extort. Sentences ranged from one to three years. fines of up to $2,000 were imposed on several defendants. Jurors set penalties after an all night deadlock. appeals will follow.

Chicago Avore Scrolin Hugo Hahn Busines Gliziers’ Union Hikes Crowley Pisture - Tangers Union Frea Mader Fixture Hanogers Airce Ulb Ratter EB. Staley Glaziers’ Union Fy Stewart Poll Finishers’ Union Frank Ciarran Painters’ District Council Tnes John F. Cleary Electrical Workers’ Union Isadore Gordon Harry H. Gross Charles Hanson John W. Murphy William E. Nestor Painters Jeholas Pckelsma George Tuckbreiter Ash Willa Clouss Thomas Kelly Elecor John White Conncil

Urge Speed on Navy Bill in Senate Debate

Senate debate on the navy appropriation bill heated as Senators Tilman and Podge urged rapid passage. Democrats framed the measure as essential for national preparedness while Republicans argued it would bolster security and support the administration’s build program. The bill proposed $815,000,000 in new appropriations to advance the three year plan.

Washington Senate Tilman South Carolina Chailtsm Naval “Flats Committee Podge United States Syeyedin

Withdrawn Warships Mark Partial U S Mexico Accord

The United States and Mexico edge toward a gradual naval pullback as the department signals a cautious withdrawal plan. A key oil plant project and related expenditures surface in the reporting, with figures around 250000 and notes on activity at the Standard Oil facility.

Washington U. S eScadifeort Plantombha Org

British Sweep Advances in Second Somme Phase

British forces under Sir Douglas Haig press the second phase of the Somme offensive. Artillery pounded German lines as Bazentin le Petit and Grand, Longueval, and Ovillers fell, with heavy fighting around Trones Wood and Ovillers. The advance extends five miles east of the original front toward Pozieres and the Albert to Gapaume road.

London Douglas Elaig Somme Bazantin le Petit Bagantin le Grand Longueval Ovillers Troues Gardecourt Teuton Hoaig Portoun Bazantin Ie Petit Targ Trones Wood West Kent Regiment Bazantin Pozieres Albert Gapaume

Notification of Hughes Nomination to Reach July 31

Final arrangements set in New York for notifying Charles Evans Hughes as Republican presidential nominee on July 31 at Carnegie Hall. Invited guests include Colonel Roosevelt ex President Taft national committee leaders delegates and alternates governors and congress members. Senator Warren C Harding will deliver the notification speech.

New York Charles Evans Hughes Carnegie Hall Hotel Astor Colonel Roosevelt William H. Taft Republan National Progressive National Congress Warren C. Harding Ohio

Bliss Named Treasurer of Republican National Committee

New York July 14 Cornelius N Bliss will be the next treasurer of the Republican national committee announced at headquarters of Charles Hughes Bliss is a New York dry goods merchant and son of the late Cornelius N Bliss who previously served as treasurer of the national committee Alcohol in pellet form blamed for rising drunkenness in Oklahoma City Oklahoma July 17.

New York Cornelius Nn. Blise Republican National Committee Charles #. Hughes Bliss New York Dry Goods Commission Cornelius N. Bliss Merry Waa National Committee Oklahomna City Okla Oklahoma

Hearst Ally Seized In San Francisco Telegraph Protest

Fragmentary report says Mra Hearst and others in San Francisco faced seizure connected to a telegraph protest. Names like Robert Lansing and Oarranza appear amid disputed claims of an alleged siege or seizure action involving the Babri cora Finch.

Mra Hearst U. 8 Ald San Francisco Jpbrebs Finch Oarranza Tele Robert Lansing

Iowa Guards Stay Put at Camp Dodge for Full Equipment

Camp Dodge reports indicate Iowa troops will not move to the border for several days until fully equipped. Col George Morgan notes shortages in hats, trousers, tents, and shoes while shirts and rifles are ample. Two pairs of shoes and two trousers per man are required, with medical prep complete and typhoid and smallpox vaccinations finished.

Camp Dodge Iowa George Morgan Morgan Barry Central Department Chicago Iowa Guards Fairchild

River Claim Two Lives In Skunk River Drowning Incident

In Oskaloosa, two brothers James 14 and William 12 Kelsey, sons of Prof W S Kelsey, drowned while a scout party camped on the Skunk River banks. Jerrett Venable 12, also present, survived. The older boy attempted to reach his drowning brother but both could not swim and went under. The younger Kelsey was on the bank and went under while trying to assist. Venable saved himself.

Oskaloosa James William W. S. Kelsey Penn College Skunk River Kelsey Jerrett Venable Venable

Rural Carters Elect Officers at Iowa Rural Mall Carriers Meet

Cedar Rapids Iowa rural mail carriers closed their convention and elected officers. President M E B Gordon North Liberty, vice president J Avenell Storm Lake, secretary A F Perkins Atlantic, treasurer M E Whitney Waterloo, director three years C E B Marshall Casey. Delegates to national convention William H James Council Bluffs C H Pierce Shell Rock Rudolph Snyder Dixon Lewis G S Main Mount Ayr W C Farlow Winterset. The 1917 convention was set for Council Bluffs.

Cedar Rapids Rudolph Snyder Dixon Lewis GS. Main Mount Ayr W. C. Farlow Winterset Council] Bluffageta

Grinnell to Host Revival Flying Exhibitions

Grinnell will again be a center of aviation as C. W. Timm finishes a new strong biplane with a 100 horsepower Grinnell engine, replacing the late Billy Robinson. He plans exhibition flights and a touring display starting around August.

Grinnell Grinnel Iowa C. W. Timm Billy Robinson Thnm

Land Sells High Price for Webster County Acreage

Land brings a high price as Duncombe Dileghty acres of improved Webster County land recently sold for 160 dollars per acre. This is considered a good price for unimproved land with southern state regions reporting 140 to 150 dollars per acre for comparable acreage.

Duncombe Webster County

Vote Sparks Bond Approval For New Nevada School

The South Grant district approved bonds of 21 000 dollars for a new school by a 73 to 28 vote. The North Grant district also authorized 20 000 dollars for a new school by a similar bond vote.

Nevada South Grant

Guards Must Serve Under Federal Oath Policy

District Judge Charles A. Dudley ruled that National Guard members who enlisted and later took the federal oath cannot be released from service on the claim that parental consent was required at enlistment. The case involved Mr and Mrs Thomas Eagan of Patterson seeking their son's release from duty.

Camp Dodge National Guard Maling United States Thia Charles A. Dudley Thomas Eagan Patterson

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