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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1917

Page

2

Midnight City Council Session Deliberations End Quietly

A late night Wichita council meeting began in the mayor's office at 11 20 pm with rapid bills read and bids opened. An executive session on payment postponed the adjournment, with councilors debating a Tuesday 6 pm return and one member racing to catch a Tulsa train.

Ever Anonhe Law Durstin Russell DeGon Toto Young City Moore- Siég Construction Company Bryant Asphalt Paving Company Morgan Caward Coward Tulsa Okla Rickert

Lawrence Smith Seeks Early Draft Intake and Passport Rule

Registrants leaving the United States must obtain passports from the local exemption board. The notice quotes the new selective draft plan as a voluntary mass call, with Lawrence Smith urging certification for service in the Des Moines cantonment. At Waterloo the War Department’s first 5 percent selection criteria are not yet issued, but may favor those with prior military training. Passports are required for travel through Canada or other foreign areas.

United States Exemption Board Canada Mexico Lawrence Smith B. Smith Paul W. Smith Des Moines Smith Uncle Sam War Department Waterloo Reg

Hang Together Miss Rankin's Plea

Congresswoman Jeanette Rankin spoke to striking coal miners at Klein Montana urging laborers to hang together to secure just demands. She sought to mediate between Republic Coal and miners after five weeks on strike and planned meetings with mine officials and United Mine Workers in Chicago on her return to Washington.

Mont Jeanette Rankin Montana Klein Miss Rankin Republic Coal Company Chicago Washington Coal Company United Mine Workers of America

Art treasures stolen from Grand Duke's museum

Petrograd reports a theft at the late Grand Duke Michael Wicholaievitch museum estimating losses at 5,000,000 rubles with a Correggio valued at 500,000 rubles among the stolen items. Earlier reports note six robbers seized silver statues and antiques worth 1,500,000 rubles from the senate building.

Petrograd Great Historical Museum Michael Wicholaievitch Corregio Senate

One Thousand War Dogs to Be Trained for France

Washington reports 1,000 dogs will be gifted and trained for military use in France. Secretary of War Baker approved the bill introduced by Senator Brady Idaho to accept the canine gift for the U S war effort.

Ald U.S Washington, D. C America France Baker Brady Idaho

Red Cross Forms Transportation Service for Europe Aid

Washington Aug. 2 The Red Cross war council announces a new transportation service to handle daily shipments of medical and relief supplies to Europe. The service operates with cooperation from French, British and Italian governments to aid the stricken peoples of France Belgium Serbia Russia and other belligerent nations.

Washington, D. C Red Cross Commission For Europe France Belgium Serbia Russia Red Cross Red Cross War Council

United States Shipping Board War Effort Expands Red Cross Aid

President Wilson champions a broad effort to move Red Cross supplies abroad with ships and rails. Edward N. Surley and A. C. Fetterolf lead volunteer efforts. Mack and Walter Moore assist. railroads grant priority and embargo exemptions. Local note: theft of roasted pigs and other food offerings from Chinese graves reported in New York.

United States Slipping Board Wilson Fetterolf A. Tr. Mack Cosmopolitan Shipping Company Walter Moore Lanhan & Moore Moore Red Cross Railroads' War Board War Council Seaboard

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