Iowa News items of war time and weather notes
Readable items include deaths in France, stock sales and checks for 3000 dollars, war impact on farms and pastures, railroad grain rates, a Carnegie library plan at Corydon, drought and harvest notes, crime reports, and state efforts to enlarge Camp Dodge while awaiting troop movement.
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M. Lee
Neat
Sidux
Rapiée
Dwight Lewis
Central Church of Christ
Des Moines
Cass County
Charles City
A. F. Worden
Riverton Township
Floyd County
Star Theater
Ames
213Th Battalion
Tme
Pershing
Crusaders
Colfax
Jamce Jones
Harold Skoondyke
Sioux City
Omaha
Kansas City
Bronx City
South Dakota
Corydon
Carnegie Tree Public Library
Carnegie
Carnegie ‘Fund
Charles Young
The
Humane Society
Charles Thornblade
Listcomb Township
Marshalltown
County Food Administration
Red Cross
Thornblade
A. L. Urick
Camp Dodge
Des ‘Moines
W. Buhrow
Newton
Jasper County Defense
Ebyidenge
Buhrow
U S Japan Pact Over Siberia Reported In Tokyo
Tokyo newspapers publish terms of an American proposal to send troops to Siberia and Japan may follow suit. Emperors plans delay as developments unfold. Washington officials decline to comment while noting pending Siberia situation.
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Tokyo
Iberia
Japan
Siberia
Yoshittefins
Hidō
Sakyo
Sumer
United, States
Russia
Kuin
United States
Great Britain
France
Sberia
Ile East
Washington
Siberin
Draft Call Sets August Entrainment Quotas Across Camps
Washington reports General Crowder orders 46 000 men from the Belt and the District to report between August 5 and August 20. The plan includes entraining 300 000 men in August with quotas assigned to camps such as Jefferson Barracks Missouri 7 000 Camp Fremont Ohio 2 500 Camp Cody Wisconsin 1 000 Camp Shelby Mississippi and others to supply men to Fort Jay Kentucky Fort Thomas Michigan Camp Fre mont Nebraska and more for the mobilization.
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Washington
Bistites
District of Columbia
Crowder
Éahip
Jefferson Barracks
Indiana
Hart “Thomas
Town
Jefferson
Kingus
Fort ‘Itiley
Kentucky
Fort ‘Thomas
Michigan
Fort Thomas
Minnesta
Missouri
Jeferson
Nebraska
Camp Fremont
Montane
Ohio
Columbus
Okla- Nona
Cat Fremont
Fexnas
Camp Cody
Wisconsin
Camp Shelby
Transport Sunk Near Irish Coast and Potato Rates Set
The transport Carpathia 13003 tons was sunk by a German submarine off the Irish coast on July 15 with no casualties reported. The Bartinga bound for Australia also sunk. details released by the Admiralty. In Washington officials capped potato freight rates, ruling 70 cents per 100 pounds excessive and setting a 60 cent rate.
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New York
Carpathia
Cunard
Wis
Admiralty
Washington
Gallroyde
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Texas
Arrest Roundup Targets Draft Evaders on South Side
Detectives raid a South Side area arresting twelve alleged draft evaders and two women who claimed to be wives of men involved. The brush with law follows a probe into suspected conscription dodging and allied offenses during July 1922.
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Adda
Roosevelt Son Quentin Reported Killed in Air Battle
London reports Quentin Roosevelt son of former President Roosevelt was shot down over the Chateau Thierry sector of the Marne front in a Sunday air engagement with German planes. A cable dispatch later said he was missing and probably a prisoner in German hands, with a later message from Col. Theodore Roosevelt stating hopeful reports that Quentin landed unhurt.
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Roosevelt
Nea
Chateau Thierry
United States
Pheodore Roosevelt
London
Quentin Roosevelt
Marne
Paris
Philp Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Saratoga
Bia
Richard Derby
Quentin
Hoover Arrives in Britain to Discuss Allied Food Plans
London reports American food administrator Herbert Hoover has landed at a British port en route to a round tables tour with allied food leaders. The meeting aims to pool resources and outline yearly needs and production estimates for the war effort.
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London
America
Washington
England
Hoover
United States
U S Ship Sunk In War Zone July 11
The American alert Westover was torpedoed and sunk in the war zone on July 11 while bound to Europe. Navy officials report several crew members missing including Assistant Paymaster Robert Herbert Walstead Ensign Ralph Dingham Caldwell Woodsford Me Chief Machinist Mate Frank Willard Holdowns Seamen James Brown Estis Hartnell Ga and Austin Clyde Wilson Muncie Ind Harvey Harrigan Noblesville Ind Edward Lewis Griffin Attendant John Cole Brentwood Mass Water Detector Willard Serey Ashland Ky and others.
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Washington
Alermer
Westover
Europe
Navy Department
Lins
Robert Herbert
Frank Willard Holdowns
Washington, D.,c
James Brown
Estis
Hartnell
Austin Clyde Wilson
Muncie
Ind
Harvey Harrigan
Noblesville
Edward Lewis
Griftn
Baltimore
Aess
John ‘Cole
Brentwoad
Depder
Willrad Joseph Serey
Ashland
United States Extends Loans to Italy and Belghini
The treasury department announced a loan of 100 million dollars to Italy, increasing total credits to 760 million. It also announced a nine million dollar loan to Belghini, bringing its total credits to 248.26 million.
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Washington
Italy
Belghini
Treasury Department
Trade Board Chief Examiner Resigns for Army Post
Washington July 22 Major in Infantry resigns as chief examiner for the federal trade commission to accept a cen leaon 48. Previously he was a colonel in idle Naviebat clans AA SIORef.
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Quite Trade Board
Army
Washington
W. Tr. Chant- Sand
Iowa
Federal Trade Commission
Sioref
San Diego Sunk Ten Miles Off Fire Island New York
The armored cruiser San Diego was sunk ten miles off Fire Island New York with no casualties reported. Navy warns ships to watch for submarines as crews and passengers were rescued by rescue ships and tankers. An aviator on Long Island sighted the sinking and alerted authorities.
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Washington
Hiliery Wnd
San Diego
Fire Island
New York
Navy Department
SkevFvors
Lyllers
New York Harbor
Quaranine
Baseball Elites Won’t Face Draft If Playing Is Nonproductive
Secretary Baker ruled professional baseball a nonproductive occupation, exempting ball players from draft. The decision expands the exemption to include entertainers, after Eddie Ainsmith’s case prompted a review by the war board.
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Baker
Eddie Ainsmith
Washington
Orders 2 Lightless Nights With State Rules Restated
The fuel administration ordered lightless nights again starting July 24. The ban prohibits any lighting for illumination or signs on Mondays in New England New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland and DC and on Mondays and Tuesdays in all other states.
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Washington
Fuel Administration
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Nitrate Plant Explosion Kills Three in Marquette Area
Three men died in a nitrate plant explosion at the Aetna Explosives Company site near Tuupingam. The blast caused damage estimated at about one hundred thousand dollars and raised investigations into the incident.
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Marquette
Mla
Aetna Explosives, Company
Tuhpeming
Deportations Resume Amid War Pressure
Reports from Amsterdam dated July 22 say German military authorities are deporting Belglana and Helglana with up to 10 000 individuals per day being stripped from Ghoxe areas. The exact figures and destinations remain uncertain amid wartime censorship.
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Belglana
Amsterdam
Tyg
Helglana
Elng
Madonnas Drive Car Crash Near Majestic Theater
A young woman driver with a Madonna like face bumps a pedestrian in front of the Majestic theater and tears his trousers. She drags him into the car and quarrels over the torn pants costing ten dollars, then drives away toward a clothing store as onlookers gather.
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South State Street
Madonna
Chicago ‘Examiner
Weathering love and barring aliens in schools
A quirky exchange about adapting to temperature shifts precedes a report that Minnesota becomes the latest state to bar alien teachers as part of a broader education policy.
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Minnesota
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