First Clarksville War Casualty Pvt Elmer Angel
Clarksville Iowa reports its first war casualty Private Elmer Angel died October 24 in a French hospital from pneumonia at age 27. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Lee Angel and the widowed mother Ella Tibbitts Osage before marriage. A telegram arrived with the news and he had recently left fighting ranks to serve as a stretcher bearer.
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Food Administrators to Meet in Des Moines
Announcement by J F Deems state food administrator calls a meeting of all county administrators and women's committees for November 26 in Des Moines. He urges full participation of Iowa administrators and women's organizations to discuss important food line issues and a probable report on state administrator proceedings in Washington this week.
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Senators seek tax to end child labor use
In Washington on November 15 senators opposing child labor agreed on a proposed amendment to the war revenue bill to replace the labor law struck down by the Supreme Court. Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin will present the measure, reportedly backed by the president, imposing a prohibitive excise tax of five or ten percent on products made with child labor.
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