Don Cossacks Advance Near Zaragin After Victory
Don Cossacks clear the left bank of the Don and march toward Zaragin as Bolshevik claims of Archangel gains surface. Kiev reports northern Don forces enter Voronezh. talks of a joint central government with Kuban neighbors emerge. The Allied press notes Soviet propaganda aims to boost front morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Amsterdam
Don
Zaragin
Don Cossacks
Niecy
Kiev
Voronesh
Cologne Zeitung
Nation's Dead and Wounded List Details Casualties
The combined casualty list from Washington D C provides names of killed and wounded soldiers across multiple states with ranks from corporal to private and lieutenant among listed personnel. British troops move from India toward Turkestan and guard the Trans-Caspian railroad to block Bolshevik gains near Afghanistan and the Indian frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
India
Turkestan
Baluchistan
Persia
Trans-Caspian
Afghanistan
Indian
Waterloo Doctors Called to Active Army Service
Dr. E. T. Jaynes and Dr. F. C. Sage of Waterloo receive orders to report for duty in the Army Medical Service. Jaynes will report to the central department in Chicago and leave next week as a captain dated June 11. Sage, an eye ear nose and throat specialist, must report to Camp Sherman Ohio within 15 days and will join the base hospital there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Jaynes
F. C. Sage
Waterloo
Army Medical Service
Jaynes
Central Department of the Army Medical Reserve
Chicago
Sage
Camp Cody
Florence
Lake City
Minon
Platoon System Implemented for City Police
City council adoption of a platoon system went into effect at police headquarters. An eight hour shift runs 7 am to 3 pm, 3 pm to 11 pm, and 11 pm to 7 am. E. L. Douglas named sergeant for the third shift. T. J. Morris leads second shift. W. Wetlaufer leads first. no new captain named yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Douglas
T. J. Morris
W. Wetlaufer
Man in France Before Harvest Time
Lloyd H. Weidman who helped crown the Grout-Noamhey farm is now in active military service in France after being inducted last May. He notes aging buildings and oxen still used in farming in parts of the country. H. W. Grout receives a photo of himself, B. J. Howrey, and Col. Paul Davison from Waterloo. Howell photographed in Brownsville, Texas before service overseas. Davison killed by a mule in the Philippines nearly a year ago.
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Lloyd H. Weidman
Grout-Noamhey
France
Mr. Weidman
H. W. Grout
B. J. Howrey
Col
Paul Davison
Formelly
Waterloo
Brownsville
Tex
Sylvester Howell
Mr. Howell
England
Col. Davison
Philippine Islands
Petition Seeks Removal of Ackley Mayor Breniman
A petition filed with the district court clerk requests the suspension and removal of Ackley Mayor J. M. Breniman. Signers accuse him of pro German sentiment and trying to disrupt loyal war effort groups, claiming personal gain motives and anger toward enemies. The petition heads to the Aug. 26 term for final action. Breniman calls the move a frameup and refuses to resign.
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Ackley
J. M. Breniman
District Court
FP. J. McGreevy
N. M. Viewer
J. J. Miller
F. A. Snyder
J. B. Bleecer
Breniman
Brenfman
Eighmey resigns from local exemption board
F J Eighmey resigns from the exemption board citing workload. He is president of First National Bank and cannot balance duties, having worked 15 to 18 hours daily. Lore Alford of Black Hawk County Abstract Co is recommended as his successor.
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F. J. Eighmey
Eighmey
First National Bank
Eightey
Lore Alford
Black Hawk
Last Night's News in Brief From Across The Nation
London reports subscriptions for the latest war bonds reaching one billion pounds with vows of victory. Washington notes conscientious objectors in ampy training camps as farm laborers to be extended. Spartanburg quotes President Wilson on the Senate race in South Carolina with Gay Cole L. Blease as a candidate. New York expects draft age to rise to 45 years. Knights of Columbus adjust age limits for sick secretaries. Washington reports 20 feelers jailed for demonstrations in front of the White House. Plans expand training camps to 60 000 at Camp Grant and others. New York holds a week for a union war fund drive targeting 135 million dollars. Washington cites allied credits totaling 6.692 billion dollars with a 200 million dollar France loan. Washington intel suggests German subs in American waters are cruisers of the Deutschland type with slow speed and long range.
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Associated Press
London
Washington
Cole L. Blease
South Carolina
Blease
New Yorkecause
Knights of Volumbus
Washington, D. C
Tawenty Wonton
White Hall
Camp Grant
Til
New York
Great Union War Fund
M. CG. A
The
War Camp Communy Service
American Library Association
France
Navy
Arraignment for Marked Bills Suspect in Local Case
Marked bills led to the seizure of Shernoy who was arraigned in municipal court and pleaded not guilty. He posted a $200 bond and was released. The incident followed a fire at Johnson building caused by belt friction and smoke in the basement, with no injuries reported. A separate notice lists George E Williams charged with intoxication and resisting an officer, found guilty in municipal court and fined.
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Shernoy
Seat & Johnson
George E. Williams
Traffic Officer Arrested on Bribery Charge
Oscar Sherman, a motorcycle traffic policeman, is jailed on a bribery charge after a sting tied to traffic violators paying to avoid arrest. He had led many arrests since being appointed by Police Chief F A Sporle last spring. A decoy speedier driver offered five dollars near Martin's cigar store as part of evidence.
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Oscar Sherman
Sherman
F. A. Sporle
Martin
Free To Asthma Sufferers A New Home Cure Offer
A dubious mail offer promises a free at home asthma cure at the sender’s expense. It targets chronic cases and hay fever, pledging rapid relief without cost or time loss and urges immediate response via a coupon.
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Lhosa
Thius
Court Applies $40 Bond After Disorderly Conduct Incident
Report notes a defendant paid a fine totaling 6.90 and faced 4 p.m. yesterday as decreed. The individual is released on a $40 bond for shortly described improper behavior.
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Veronesh
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Onega
Bolsheviki
Victore
Archangel
Reuter
Moscow
Berlin
Lenine
Ukraine
Germany
Wlndivostok
Siberia
Irkutsk
Murmansk
Petrograd
Murman
Russia
Baku
Caspian
Toti
Peter D, Johnson
Gshkosh
Wis
Frederick Dickson
Catlettsburg
Snadden E
Winter
Ames
John Allaria
Calumet
Mich
Daniel T. Boswell
Byhalia
Miss
Patsy Furey
Uniontown
John O. Gates
Kalamazoo
Robert Grooms
Rushville
Michael Hoefer
Marinette
Mathias Kneer
Eau Claire
Fred Holmes
Milwaukee
Elmer Brandrock
Rex Continues
Barnhoo
Ilte
Howard J. Bruse
Pond
Croots
M. Jackman & CO
Cigar Store
B.J. Eighmey
Exemption Board
Bronson Insurance Agency
Siyall
Ted Kier
Dow
C. A. Hemsworth
Oxford
Oxfords
Eastern Shoe Journal
Hensthma,c
Niagara and Hudson Std
Buffalo, N.Y
Entz Meat Markets
E.4th St
Rosedale
Dundee
Abc
Efe
Kohl's
Amfen
Childrens
East Fifth Street
Marsh-Place Building
Independent Meat Co
Commercial
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