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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1917

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Help for Registrants as June Registration Begins

Government issues circular to aid registrants aged twenty one to thirty eight. guidance covers how to answer questions, including birthplace, citizenship, occupation, employment, dependents, military service, and draft exemption. Emphasis on legible, complete responses and truthful reporting for the registration card.

Cirawars Aod Gnatlin Curtis Nate Heagarea Chietgo Cook County Te Inalls Town Lhen County Ang St United States France Custom House Indivias Val Firth, Corporation National Guard Sur Regular Army Navy War Department

One Day to Register Warns War Department

The War Department urges immediate action with only one day left for registration. Registrars received blank forms five days late, causing confusion among headlines. The president's proclamation fixes a single registration day for all citizens.

War Department

Rivalry for Honor Sparks Citizen Registration Response

Citizens nationwide rally in response to a registration call as local leaders and officials highlight strong enthusiasm and spirited competition among communities in supporting the effort.

War Tax Bill Clears House in Wide Bipartisan Vote

The U S House passed a 1.3 billion war revenue bill by 309 to 76. All Democrats and 112 Republicans voted yes. Republicans and four members voting present opposed. Amendments debated included caps on auto taxes, surtaxes above 40 000, and billboard taxes.

Washington House Bunty Senate Stepublicus Lenroot DHL Kitcbin Fitzgerald New York

Seek U-Boat Off Maine Sighting Suspected

Officials announced the presence of a submarine off the Maine coast was under investigation after a periscope sighting Monday afternoon and a sub turning awash at six pm near Mayhlas. Three lobster fishermen corroborated sightings near the Kennebec river mouth at 9 15 am Tuesday.

Portland Maine Naval Station Mavhlas Kennebec River

Russian War Minister Kerensky Escapes Assassination Attempt

A Petrograd cablegram reports an unsuccessful attempt on War Minister Kerensky. He escaped unharmed. all participants were arrested. Early rumors linked the plot to supporters of the old regime.

New York Jewish Daily Forward Petrograd Kerensky

Brazil to Seize German Ships in Ports

Official circles say parliament will order confiscation of all German ships in Brazilian ports and revoke Brazil's neutrality declaration. May 28 Slo Janeiro reports the move aims to control shipping and align with wartime policy.

Brazil Slo Janeiro

Three Swedish Cargo Boats Captured by German Submarine

Three Swedish steamers with varied cargoes bound for Russia were captured by a German submarine in the Gulf of Bothnia, according to official news agency reports from Petrograd on May 26.

Petrograd Russia Gulf of Bothnia Pews Agency

American destroyers aid anti submarine war in British waters

London reports American destroyers play a major role in the anti submarine effort. Admiralty officials praise the American spirit and persistence as losses to German submarines were cut in half the week after Yankee crews arrived and continued to improve the record.

Admiralty London

Wilson chides war critics in letter to Heflin

President Wilson in a May 24 letter to Representative Heflin rebukes efforts to cloud the war issue with Germany. He says the German government has long wronged the United States and that no nation respecting itself could endure the affronts any longer.

Washington Germany State Department United States Chasen Antwerp Wilson Hetlin Alabama Hefith

Riots Over Food Spark Martial Law in Lisbon

Dispatches report food riots in Lisbon Portugal on May 24 triggering martial law. Authorities impose measures as unrest disrupts supply and order. Affected cities include Lisbon and Paris with heightened security and curfews in effect.

Lisbon Paris Portugal

Naval Academy Class Graduates Early for Submarine Chasers

The present first class at the naval academy will graduate June 25 next year a year ahead of time to provide additional officers for the fleet of submarine chasers.

Washington Naval Academy

Villa's Brother Arrested on Arrival in El Paso

Hipolito Villa brother of Francisco Villa was seized by federal agents on arrival from San Antonio awaiting details of a possible new expedition into Mexico.

Rule of Reason to Guide Sunday Blue Laws Across States

Iowa and other states adopt the rule of reason for enforcing Sunday closing laws. Des Moines reports that decisions in Fort Dodge Dubuque and Sioux City align with Chief Justice White's standard of reason in modern conditions. The approach, echoed by Pennsylvania Missouri Minnesota New Mexico and Montana, aims to reduce merchant hardship and clarify law amid changing utilities.

Iowa Pennsylvania Missouri Minnesota New Mexico Montana Des Moines George Cosson Meyer Cosson Fort Dodge Dubuque Sioux City Cusson White United States Supreme Court

Tornadoes Ravage Large Areas Across Several States

The storms killed hundreds and left thousands homeless across Illinois Indiana Tennessee Arkansas Kentucky and Alabama with Mattoon Illinois the hardest hit. Dozens more perished and many were injured in wind and hail events in western Tennessee Kentucky and eastern Arkansas.

Chicago Ilinois Indiana Tennessee Arkansas Kentucky Alabama Mattoon IHS Uindls Tennessea Memphis Tenn

Davenport Bonds Drive Under Liberty Loan Drive

Davenport bankers and bond firm managers lead the Liberty loan committee selling war bonds. Banks have subscribed or pledged $900,000 in bonds, with less than half already resold.

Davenport Liberty Loan Committee

Bankers vote 10 percent subscribe to Liberty loan bonds

Bankers of Mahaska county met in Oskaloosa and voted to subscribe 10 percent of the capital surplus undivided profits of all county banks to Liberty loan bonds. The total pledge will be about $125,000 amid strong enthusiasm.

Liberty Loan Oskaloosa Mahaska County

Boy Killed in Auto Wreck Near Toledo

The 10 year old James Hala Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Hala of six miles northeast of Toledo was instantly killed in a automobile accident near here. The older brother Frank Hala drove the car. The two boys were alone in the car when the front wheels broke on a 40 percent grade hill causing a somersault pinning them beneath it. The younger boy suffered a crushed head.

Toledo James Hala, Jr James Hala Here Frank Hala

Iowa Proclaims June 3 Registration Day During War Effort

Governor Harding urges Iowa residents to observe Registration Day on June 3 1917 as a day of patriotic consecration not celebration. The proclamation sets 7 am to 9 pm as registration hours and excludes certain military personnel from registering.

Harding Iowa United States Prey Cinet Regular Army Navy Marine Corps National Guard Naval Militia Officers Reserve Corps Des Moines

Des Moines Marks Census Day Recruitment Push

Des Moines joins nationwide census day activities with National Guard recruiters on duty to interview registrants. Prominent recruiting placards will be posted near booths as Mayors and civic groups push for more enlistments on registration day.

Des Moines Secretary of War National Guard Adjutant General Gome

LeMars Red Cross Seeks 1000 Members in Plymouth County

LeMars Red Cross Society reports 120 members with no solicitations and launches an effort to reach at least 1000 members across Plymouth County.

LeMars Red Cross the Cross Society Plymouth County

New Elevator at McGregor Opens for Grain Shipping

The McGregor grain dam elevator at Monona is now completed and powered by electricity. It processes about 3,000 cm per hour with a loading capacity of 2,500 bushels. Cedar Rapids officials note A O U W Secretary presides after a long illness. the secretary served 29 years.

McGregor McGregor McGregor Grain Dam Gilchrist Monona Pres Cedar Rapids A. 0 U. Wu Order

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