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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

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Gas attack death of Capt Fleur linked to World War I action

Des Moines reports two letters confirming Capt Fleur died after gas exposure during a May 25 night assault with his company. Col Bennett notes the casualty toll over 100 in the regiment, 30 of whom died from gas. Funeral for 18, including Fleur, held that afternoon in a solemn ceremony.

Des Moines E. 0. Fleur Cleur Fleur E.rik. Bennett Dan Newquist 168Th Infantry Col. Bennett Joss Cant. Fleur

Seven of Family Gone to War in Marshalltown Home

Des Moines notes seven stars on the service flag at Arthur Burgess home in Marshalltown. Mrs. Burgess remains with her cats as her husband 47 enlists in the Great Lakes naval training station public works. Sons Carrell and Raymond Burgess serve in France. Four step sons William Laughlin cavalry in New Mexico Frank Laughlin aviation in France Clarence Laughlin coast artillery and Frederick Laughlin at Fortress Monroe.

Des Moines Arthur Burgess Marshalltown Frank Laughlin Aviation France Clarence Laughlin Coast Artillery Frederick Laughlin Fortress Monroe

Make Arrests in Copper Theft Cases

Conneil Bloifs Iowa June 27. Orville Goodwin Albert Blake and Jesse Heller Wabash railroad switchman were bound over to federal court in the sum of 5600 each for hearing on charges of wholesale theft from railroad cars. Federal officials believe they uncovered a scheme of large proper-

Conneil Bloifs Orville Goodwin Albert Blake Jesse Heller Wabash Railroad Switchman

Council Declares Grain Man Loyal at Public Hearing

After a full day hearing 60 witnesses, the Cass county council of defense committee found Emil Rothschild of Atlantic not disloyal or criminal. The Rothschild Grain Company head is a major regional grain trader and a member of the Omaha Grain Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade.

Atlantic, le Cass County Council of Defense Emil Rothschild Atlantic Grain Rothschild Germany Rothschild Grain Company Atlantic Iowa Omaha Grain Exchange Chicago Boards of Trade Altho Emil Rothschild Ha Allies Red Cross Army War Fund Liberty Mr. Rothschild Kaiser

Corn Ahead of Last Season in Hampton County

Despite wet and cold spring weather, the Hampton county crops show strong progress. Corn stands knee high or more across fields, with rapid growth after a warm June spell and a harvest of record potatoes and abundant garden truck plantings. Local areas like the D W Mott farm near Hansell report good yields and the outlook for fruit remains near average.

Hampton Knea D. W. Mott Hansell

Attorneys Hold Annual Meeting With War Era Focus

More than 600 Iowa lawyers attend the two day Iowa State Bar Association session at Chamberlain while county attorneys and district judges also gather. Remarks by Fred Bear and Louis Block open events. Capt. Percy Bordwell discusses Civil and Military Courts. lawmakers consider public utilities, estate claims, and equity rules as the war effort intensifies.

Iowa Towa State Mail Association Chamberlain State House District Judges Association Fred W. Bearlgent Louis Block Daversport Thomas J.bray Oskaloosa Har Association Percy Bordwell National Army Camp Dodge Committee On Law Reform United States District Court

Judge Mullan Presentation Set for This Evening

Judge Mullan will preside as season tagter this evening. James B Weaver of Des Moines Nat Guernsey of New York City and Emmett Tintay of Council Bluffs will respond to parts.

Judge Mullan James B. ‘Weaver Des Moines Nat Guernsey New York City Emmett Tintay Council Bluffs

College Experts to Visit Many Farms in Bremer County

College experts plan a multi stop tour in Bremer County visiting farms near Waverly and Irvin War Savings Society of Waverly formed last Saturday with a pledge to reduce expenditures and invest savings. Clergy wedding and local notes follow as regional life details fill the page.

Bremer County

Des Moines Council Denies Gas Rate Increase

Des Moines council denied Des Moines Gas Co and approved a 5 cent fare for Des Moines City Railway. The gas board recommended no rate increase and switched from candle power to heat unit basis. A new application seeks $1.10 per thousand cubic feet and further standard reductions.

Des Moines Des Moines Gas’ Company Des Moines City Railway Company Connell Gas ‘Investigation Committee Gas T the Council

Red Cross Chapter in Buchanan County Home Service Work

A Red Cross conference on home service work was held in the high school auditorium with E. M. Shompdul presiding. Speakers included Mrs. Eugene Hadley Grinnell and Mrs. Cora Whitney on home and food conservation. Delegates from county branches attended, and a ward meeting on child welfare and conservation was held at the Commercial Club rooms. Local officials and residents announced prices for the week and noted wheat substitutes. Deputy Dewey Bird is on furlough, and others交流 spent time at summer cottages and visiting relatives.

E. M.shompdul Buchanan County |Red Cross Eugene Hadley Grinnell Cora Whitney National Council of Defense Wyckorf Wanley Wyckotf Red Cross Commercial Club Airs National County of Defense Morence Wyland C. ‘A. Gilbert Lian Roegemond Good Administrator J. J K.P. Lodge Dewey Bird Jefferson Barracks Wilson Bird Allen ‘Barnhart Frenelly Marnhart Three Lakes Wis Frank T. Lynch MG. Marie Miller Kansas City Paul G. Miller Camp ‘Cody Warren FP. Mier

Gladbrook Man Interned Over Flag Desecration

Fritz Uphoff of Gladbrook Iowa born in Germany has been ordered interned by federal authorities after tearing down an American flag and arming himself with a shotgun. The case was investigated by the state secret service department.

Des Moines Fritz Uphoff Gladbrook State Secret Service Department Uphoff Germany

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