Forty five Black Hawk soldiers answer call for service
Cedar Falls Sept 19 46 men from Black Hawk county joined the new national army in Cedar Falls for roll calls and assignment to Camp Dodge. They came from varied backgrounds and some traveled long distances. three brothers serve in Britain while one sergeant leads them. They will proceed to Camp Dodge with support from local clubs and schools, third contingent planned for Oct 3.
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Cedar Falls
New
National Army
Black Hawk County
City Mall
Carpenter
Gus W. Seholdt
Route 1
Waterloo
Army
SKY Pilot
R. H. Pyles
Kudson
Leonard W. Duckett
Cedar Heighs
Camp Dodge
Dian
Black Hawk Hotel
Sam
Dell C. Ricer
Gleveland
James
Henville
Rockville
Jamies McDonald
French Lake
Ind
Duckett
Cedar Heights
France
Egypt
Birmingham
England
Gus W. Scholdt
Gen. Pershing
Black Hawk
Gus W. Scheldt
Teachers’ College
Great Western Station
G. A. R. Post
Temperatures Reported Through Sept 19
Readable fragments show daily temperature ranges with figures such as 54 to 76 and 60 to 75 for various years. The notes include references to dates in 1913 1915 1916 and to a Buchanan Optical Co supplied timetable.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Army Officers to Go to Front for Observation
Regular and national guard general officers commanding training camps will be sent to Europe on an observation tour of the battle fronts returning to resume training duties after the tour. War department plans and timing await formal announcement with censorship restricting movement details.
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Washington, D. C
Regular
National Guard
Europe
War Department
National Army
National Army Cadets Reach Camp Dodge in Iowa
Des Moines reports the second national army contingent arrives at Camp Dodge with about 4 000 soldiers today, joining 2 200 existing troops. Trains from Minnesota Illinois and North Dakota are due, aiming for 18 206 additional men. The cantonment expands with 400 new buildings to house up to 55 000 men.
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Des Moines
National Army
Camp Dodge
Towa
Minnesota
Illinois
North Dakota
Iowa
Minneapolis
Cantonment
National Guard
Iowa National Guard
Denat Brigade
Deming
N. M
War Department
Canttonment
Policeman Killed in Election Riot in Philadelphia
Rioters in the Fifth ward of Philadelphia clash between Republican factions during primary elections across Pennsylvania. One policeman killed and several political workers wounded as smoke filled the scene. Advertisement note for a five cent cigar, Diamond Joe, appears.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
National Army mobilizes 300000 men for overseas training
Washington Sept 19 three hundred thousand men of the national army move to sixteen mobilization camps for intensive training ahead of overseas service. The movement follows 45,000 already called on Sept 3 and 40 percent of the first quota. Supplies shortages may delay full equipping. units will not depart for France until shortly before sailing.
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Washington, D. C
National Army
War Department
France
Soukhomlinoff Defends Fortresses Dismantling at Trial
Gen Soukhomlinoff former Russian minister of war faces high treason charges as witnesses finish testimony. He speaks in a weak voice arguing that dismantling fortresses was necessary given modern warfare and that provisional defenses during Russo Turkish campaigns proved practically useful. He asserts he never engaged in politics, only country's welfare.
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Petrograd
Soukhomlinoff
Jong
Soukhomlinos
600 Chinese Killed in Typhoon Amoy
Amoy China September 17 Delayed More than 600 natives were killed by the typhoon that struck Amoy at week’s end Eighty five percent of watercraft in nearby harbors was destroyed No foreigners reported lost Great damage feared in 7 outlying districts One village on Amor island says only 16 of 200 fishing boats saved The Japanese steamship Amakusa 1 Maru of 2256 tons is opposite Kulangsu and may be salvaged The former German steamship Keang Wai 1777 tons is stranded on Kulangsu rocks
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Amoy
China
Amor
Amakusa
Kulangsu
lKeang- Wai
Vorwaerts Demands Freedom for Belgium
Amsterdam reports Vorwaerts the Socialistic organ of Berlin declares that Belgium’s complete restoration follows the Teichstag resolution. It condemns any government deaf to justice and conscience, insisting right is right and Belgium must be independent despite critics.
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Amsterdam
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Belgium
Teichstag
Paper Delivery Notice From Carrier Error
The notice states that due to carrier bay error or other cause the newspaper should not be delivered to homes by 6 o'clock. Readers are asked to phone 3330 for a redelivery copy. After 6:30, contact is handled by telephone Ni.
Citizens oldierg of bremer leave for camp dodge
Waverly Sept 19 special The Bremery count s quota to the citizen army left today for Camp Dodge. Farewell given by citizens and escort to the train. The list names Harry Ridgeway Claude Wilson Gotthold Thicking Merrill French Andrew J Schauer Gasper Blasier Bernhard Gruns Otto Krueger George Perkins Lloyd Diestler Robert Powers Carl Keller John Kuhrt Fred Wales Arden Youns John Fuhl Ernest Tegtmeier Louis Mohling Antone Nielsen Myron Chapin Maurice Schaaf Fred Becker Paul Bau Wilbur Wheelork Albert Cretainever Irving Connley Lowiston Ernest Mohtis Edward Leitha Frank Fox Carl Hennings Charles Gritzner Irvin Bergman Otto Munmelthed Herman School Edward Westendorf Anthony Sievers Charles Wise Himer Sauerbrel Edward Mater August Acker Edward Platte Edward Krieger Carson Burton Henry Moller Hernan Ostrogge Chris Juhl Herman Bamfer Herman Muehlenhaupt W A Osterholm Charles Peck Merle Smith Samuel Smith William Bits Chester Taylor Walter Menzel Teo Ultech Richard Platte Ernest Moetter
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Waverly
Bremery
Lloyd B. Diestler
Robert Powers
Garl C. Keller
John ©. Kuhrt
Fred J. Wales
Arden L. Youns
John M. Fuhl
Ernest Tegtmeier
Louis Mohling
Antone M. Nielsen
Myron
Irving Connley- Lowistohn
Isrnest Mohtis
Edward Leitha
Frank Fox
Carl B. Hennings
Charles A. Gritzner
Irvin H. Bergman
Otto Munmelthed
Herman I. School
Edward C. Westendorf
Anthony G. Sievers
Charles W. Wise
Himer Sauerbrel
Edward Jf
Mater
August Acker
Edward Platte
Edward Krieger
Black Hawk's Roll of Honor Names Waterloo Soldier List
Waterloos second gift to the national army includes Arthur D. Fischer Lewis J. Daly Charles F. George Ivan R. Anderson James E. Walker Raymond Stevick James N. Ostergaard Don M. Goodsell Gust Aneselekos Max C. Zimmerman Loren A. Bush Samuel W. Thompson Robert J. Wooner Ernest R. Lewish Fred Pettie Archie M. Hunt Vila Fenerelli Guy G. Maurer Glen S. Smith George LeRoy Woodruff and a lengthy Waterloo Cedar Falls contingent led by Wm. D. Moser Aloysius Olyhauser Clarence M. Imlay Del Rice Gus W. Srholy R. J. Tord HW Johnson Charles Elliott Finch Marold Bellmer Walter Earl Momtimer William P. Siebel William Wenrr Saathan Frank Jowett T. Charles A. Zimmermag Raymond Chartes Arthur Buck Peter Kress McKirgher Join Brewer James Samson Henville Dan Harrington Elmer CG. Wetzel Ward Bernard Hammond Will Marshall Cresswell Paul Marko Walter Grau Otto Henry Niebuhr Harry Slanapulos John A. Demore Keith Morrison Fred George Lang James McDonald John Peter Berend Fred Louis Heideman Bernhart Niels Hansen Victor Frank Youngblut Albert Eli Whitney Samuel Jamison St. Clair Leonard Duckett Holgar Christensen Louis Marshall George A. Allen Arthur Burnell Earl John Hughes and others from the Tuesday report.
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Upperrow
Arthur
Fisehéry
Vito Péiterelli
Robert J. Wooner
Don M. Goodsell
Raymond ‘Sickle
Audopson
Lower Tow
Ernest R. Vowish
Glen 3. Smith
James BE Seb
Egm Ie M. Hunt
Charles B. Georgi
Gust. Ancijelekos
Davies N. Ostergaard
Lewis J-Doty
Loren’. A. Bush
Guy G. Maurer
Jélékos
Fred Pettit
Samuel W. Thompson
Waterloo
Allota
Patoba
Arthur D. Fischer
Lewis J. Daly
Charles F. George
Ivan R. Anderson
James E. Walker
Raymond Stevick
James N. Ostergaard
Gust Aneselekos
Max C. Zimmerman
Loren A. Bush
Ernest R. Lewish
Fred Pettie
Archie M. Hunt
Vila Fenerelli
Glen S. Smith
George LeRoy Woodruff
Black Hawk
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
National Army
Wm. D. Moser
la Porté
Citr
Aloysius Olyhauser
la Ports
Clarence M. Imlay
del Rice
Gus W. Srholy
R. J. Tord HW. Johnson
Charles Elliott Finch
Fairbank Marold Bellmer
Dunkerton
Walter Earl Momtime
Rilliam Schamer
Fred Louis Heideman
Bernhart Niels Hansen
Victor Frank Youngblut
Washburn
Albert Eli Whitney
Samuel Jamison St. Clair
la Porte City
Leonard Duckett
Cedar Weights
Holgar Christensen
Louis Marshall
Homer Veatch
George A. Allen
Arthur Ebi Burnell
Earl John Hughes
Sweden Probes Argentine Messages Turmoil Rises
Stockholm discusses Swedish government trouble over German telegrams sent from Buenos Aires via the Swedish legation. The hour focuses on if the United States will demand a clear statement that American communications, shared with Swedish authorities, differ from Sweden’s aid to Germany. The Sweden Germany contrast fuels political chatter as officials seek to avoid criticism at home and abroad.
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Stockholm
Buenos Aires
United States
Lansing
Washington i State Department
French Deputy Turmel to be tried for dealing with foe
Paris reports the appeal courts procureur general asks parliament to suspend Turmel's immunity. Turmel gave three explanations for money found in his locker and ignored subpoenas. Prosecutors consider charging treasonable dealings with the enemy. death penalty possible. Swiss bank denies paying Turmel. an envelope of 25,000 Swiss francs was found in Turmel's locker area.
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Paris
Appeal Courts
Louis Turmel
Turmel
Gilbert
Switzerland
Chamber of Deputies
Lefit
Berne
Zurich
Ifor
M. Deschanel
Chamber
Britain Loses 27,164 in Weekly Casualties Report
London report details weekly British casualties ending yesterday. Killed or died of wounds include 135 officers and 4,755 men, while 431 officers and 21,843 men were wounded or missing. El Tovar Broadleaf Havana Se Cigar.
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London
National Army Men Parade to Entrain for Camp Dodge
Several thousand citizens cheered as national army troops marched to entrain for Camp Dodge. The crowd gathered along the route to witness the orderly procession and bolster morale ahead of deployment.
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National Army
Camp Dodge
Parade Honors for Soldiers Leave Waterloo for Camp Dodge
A large crowd at Union Station saluted 190 young Chickasaw county men bound for Camp Dodge in the national army. Speeches by Charles Pickett and local officials accompanied a huge parade through Waterloo, with bands, flags, and cheering crowds. A special train carried registrants from Mitchell, Floyd, Bremer, Delaware, and Buchanan counties, while others departed by regular services.
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Chickasaw County
Waterloo
Des, Moises
Cedar Falls Junction
Camp Dodge
Charles
Pickett
Union Station
Aries
Wat
Towa
Mr. Pickett
F. GC. Platt
Charles van Vleck
Commercial Club
F. W. Porterfield
F. J.bighmey
Waterloo Military
Ambulance Corps
Lafay
Lette
Jeffe J and
Firth
Russell-Lam
Sycamore
Wal
Hotel Asell-Lamson
Mitchell
Ployd- Bremer
Delaware
Buchanan
Chicago Great Western Railway
Goodby Jane
G. A. R. Drum Iorps
Ces. B
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Soldiers OF
Cedar Falls City Hall
Gen. Soukhomlinoff
Soldiers OF Liberty
Waterloo’s
Oldierg
Bremer
Black Hawk's
Chartes
Arthur Buck
da Porta City
Charles Walter Romig
Joseph Schmitz
John Emmett Hull
Nels Peter Knudson
Harry Diarcks
Peter Kress
Qsee A. Mc. Kirgher
Brewer
James Samson Henville
Dan Harrington
Jesup
Elmer CG. Wetzel
Dinkerton
Ward Bernard Hammond
Cedar Fall
Will Marshall Cresswell
Reinbeck
Paul Marko
Walter Grau
Carl Oscar Johnson
Otto Henry Niebuhr
Fairbank
Harry Slanapulos
Gedac Fatla
John A.demore
Keith Morrison
Fred George Lang
James McDonald
John Peter Berend
Sweden
Germany
San Felice
Britain
el Tovar Broadleaf
Havana
Border
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