davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
LONG, e. W. Lor~le (W

LONG, e. W. Lor<le (W)
PENNSYLVANIA:
BAlR. Harry. sgt. Mill Hall tW)
HAMBERRY, Joseph Philadelphia tW)
OFT. Harvey, Phanixvic lK.
PERRY Sicbert Philadelphia (W).
SfEGNEK. Ralph Berwick tW).
WILLIAMS. Dewey. Monterey tW).
TENNESsEE:
CARMICHAEL Robert. Shepherd sW).
DODSON, George. Nashville (W).
FEW. Washington, Nashville Wl:
GOODWIN. James, Trezevant 'W)
GREGG. Homer, HarrisvilIe 'W).
HENDRicK. H1;li.' wallace, ' NashViIie g'ii p}'
WRIGHT, Marvin, Boone's I'm tW)
/ TEXAs:
f.LIllNs. Deal Denton Cw).
iALCONEK Theodore. Marlin w.
HAGER. Clarence. San Benito w.
HERZOG, Albert. sgt, Kyle tWl
kEFfER. Lott. Lipscomb tW).
Al'ANDRFW. George, corp, Bertram tW)
SCOTT. Leslie. League City UK). =
WILLIAMS. Gail. Erhouse tK).
WEST, Thomas, Houston (W).
UTAH:
BRIGGS. Louis. Trenton W..
STEVENSON. George. Price (w).
VERMONT:
BRUCE. Christopher, Barre (K)
: VIRGINIA:
BRowMLEE, isRloy,rNdx5 Charles, Richmond W..
E ElEN ION, CNaf1c, richmond w J.
GRAY, Harvey. Backsbu'g (W).
/ WASHINGTON:
COOK. Ray. Yeem' (W).
KNAPP, Howard Davenport tW)
MOORE. Lee. North Yakima (W).
WEST VIRGINIA:
GOEGELE!N. Samuel, Benwood W..
MILLER, Dennis Mor1antown (kl
MOATS. Fred. Farmont tWl.
WISCONSIN:
ANDERSON, Emanuel Racine (ki.
BASS. Edward. Montelo ,Ml.
GAY. Harley, Spooner (W).
GEORGE, P corp, Sheboygan Falls tWl
wYOMING:
CORTHELl, Robert, Laramie lW)
Men of Foreign Countries
CANADA:
CROOKS. Lloyd. Brashaw Albert 'Kl.
MCARTY. Benjamin. Newcastle (W,.
MARINES
Killed in Action, Previously Re-
ported Severely Wounded
THOMPSON. Donald. Victor II. Thomp-
son. Maple Shade. n. j.
In Hands of Enemy, Previously Re-
ported Killed
WRIGHT. Ralph T. Theodore Wright K.
Z. D. No /. Jlbbetts, Ohio.
Returned to Duty, Previously Re
ported Missing
BROWN. Leonard E. James II. Brown,
3i14 Avenue G. Chattanooga. Tenn.
ENNIS. Allen Marshall. Susan Ennis, sos
lIast Second Street. Middletown, Ohio.
KINGSTON. Frederick j. Elizabeth Kings
ton, 81 North Empire Street, Wilkes Barre.
Penn.
Killed in Action, Previously Re-
ported Wounded Severely
COURCIER, Louis H., raducah. Ky
Killed in Action, Previously Re-
ported Missing in Action
HITCHCOCK. Roger W. lieut.. 327 West
Third Street. Los Angeles.
CROSS, Charles f., Hurieyvllc, n. y
Died Of Wounds, Previously Re-
ported Missing in Action
FARRELL. Charles A.. 1906 Hoffman
Street Philadelphia. Penn.
HOLBROOK, Ben. Mosnce. Wis.
I NEUBAUER. Man Smithvile Mimi
4 BRIDGES, jeff, En2lcwood, Tenn
CRONK. Charles, Menominee Wis
HARDY. Donald H., Huntington, Penn.
KLAIN Henry. Clinton. Ind.
/ MORRIS. John F.. 2t27 Washinton Ave
nue. Philadelphia.
WILBUR, Arthur, 325 Santa Clara Street
San Antonio, Tex.
Wounded Severely, Previously Re.
ported Killed in Action
PINCKNEY. Joseph G., Yemasscc, S. c.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
NeW York Officer in
List of 40 Prisoner.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Names IS
two officers and thirty-eight enl;s,oa
men in German prison camps were a.
nounced to-day by ne War Denar,
ment. The officers are Lieutenan.
William Tanney. 35l East seven,,
fourth Street, New York. and Char.
v p. Newbold, Wayne. Penn. both -
whom are reported in good health -.
unknown camps.
The enlisted men from New York a..
Robert S. Chapman. Corona. n
Rubin Greenspan, 1913 East second
Street, New York; Philip Dolen. aS6 S
Prospect Avenue, The Bronx; olive
Dredeer. GS Ryerson Street, Brooklvn.
John c. Lngel. Ii Lewis Avenue, Broot.
lyn; Oscar Hlle. 237 East Eighty-frsr
Street, New York; John Costello, K5s
Second Avenue. New York: Abrahan'
Fredland, 154 Monroe Street. Me-
York, and Thomas Greece. II Mulberry
Street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

liAMANN. Joseph. 1eavenworth tWl
JACKSON, Gilbert. Ellcnwood iWl.
BANNER, Fred Rosedne (Wl.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON Oct 1.-THE made by the
of
OF killed
wounded died Of disease,
wounded the
the and.e enlist men
reported Of these 30 killed action died wounds died
term is II prisoner.
The fn Ii is oloWs.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

| nAMANN. Joseph. Leavenworth lw,
JACKSON, Gilbert. Ellcnwood iWl.
HAMMER, Fred. Rosednle lWl.
KENTUCKY:
BENNETT Walter. Fnirplay wv
CLARK .lessc llerold t..
KARGAN, Norman. Pine Grove % w
MIL John. Highland Park tW).
WILkERSON, Sterling. Covington tk }
LOUISIANA:
LLOYD. Richard New Orleans lWl.
OLIVIER, Norris. Desallnmands (Wi.
'rERRARA, Louis, New Orleans % W.
MARYLAND:
HAYNE, jane. Govanstown (W)
WARNECkE, Francis Baltimore tW,
MASSACHUSETTS,:
CAMMERSON William. Worcester lW,
HEDENSTAD1. Paul. Worcester lWl
! rORTON, William Broclston (Wl
MGINNlS. Clarence, Marlboro 'Wl.
THOMAS. James. Brockton (W).
YEEKllS. Morris. Boston fW).
MICHIGAN:
ARMSTEAD. Earle. Hale (Wl
BIsSONErTE,' George, Houghton oW)
COOPER. Frank. corp, Detroit W..
CORVILlON. Frank, Ontonagon tW,
GENTLE, Francis. corp. Detroit CW.
JACOBS. Walter, Detroit tW).
RANNEY, Glenn. Leslie lWi.
RODENHOlJSE, G., Grand Rapids w
ST. ANDREW, Charles. Detroit tWl
MINNESOTA:
ANDERSON. Harvey. Hopkins (W).
ASHLEY, William. Northfield eva.
CAMERON Robert, Battle Lake CWi.
DOBi.E, Percy. Rice tW)
OLSON. Charies. Glencoe ,k).
SEI.STAD, Elmer. Minneapolis ,Wl
MlSSIssIPpI:
CHORLEY, Eugene, Sledge W..
MISSOURI:
ATKINSON. Walter. Wakinda tWl.
BARTLETT. Daniel Noverno (W).
BRUINS. Elmer. st. Charles tW).
DANIELS. George. st. Louis lWl
CONF. Joseph. Hilshoro lWJ.
GRADY. John. st. Louis tW).
HOWARD. Max r.. Springfield (W)
PIERCE. Walter, Newtonia (W).
PEBBLES, Robert, Kansas City (WD.
SELDOM. Guy. st. Louis %.
STEPP. William. Greenbricr lW.
MONTANA:
ARPS. Benjamin. Augusta CKl.
KINDS, Frederick, button tkD.
NEBRASKA:
AFFLERBOUGH. A. NJ. Grand Island "
KIRKMAN, John Wood Lake wv,
M'VAT. Rcy, Clearwater (Wj
STRAND c.. sgt. Newman Grove (K).
NEVADA:
CASE. William. sgt, Wmnemucca w
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
GREER. Willard. Grafton Centre CW)
WOODS. Benjamin. Epping (W).
NEW MEXICO:
BARNES. Sydney, sgt. Las Vegas ,Wl.
NEW JERSEY:
LAMBERT. Earl, Trenton (wD.
NEW YORK
TREELoyE. John. Bnghamton Cw,.
HOEhEL. Harold, Rochester (W)
II 10 NJ, John r.. Buffalo % W..
HtCK. George f.. Buffalo (WC
MARIII. Erred Tonawando (W,.
N i.LAGf, Frank, Ithaca tW).
rAkDtH. George. Rochester (WD
SlEAENS. John. Syracuse (W).
TUCKER. Joseph. Troy (W)
lN hHELL, Louis. Buffalo lW).
NORTH CAROLINA:
cox. Fred. Grassy Creek (K)
WOOD, Charles. Durham OKJ.
NORTH DAKOTA:
SUMMERS Marvin. Garski (W1
TlNTERA, Louis, Dickinson (W).
ONO:
hncKEH. Vernon. Akron Cw).
bROCME. Lawrence. New London w
CREED, Carlos, corp. Columbus (k).
nitLoN. William. Windsor (W).
GAIlI.T Edwin. Toledo (K).
IIUERKNMP Frederick, Cincinnati (v
I.OOS. Joseph, Cincinnati (W).
MOORE. Albert Madsonville (W)
MURPHY, Emmett. Salem Cl).
STRICKLAND Earl Portsmouth Cd
SAVIOR, Elton. Toledo (WD
SgLllNAM William, Springfield (W).
WHITE. Charles, Harrison (W).
OKLAHOMA:
ARNOLD. Daniel, Bcggs oWl.
OREGON:
HOOK. Ralph. Mount Angel (W,.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

ARMY
ALABAMA
ALLEN. C.. Ripley (Wi
RRASWELL. James, Avera W..
CANNON. Dan, Ripley tWl
CUMBERLAND. James. Fairfield ID W.
DUBOIS. Ellison, Geneva (W).
HICKS. Leon Andalusia tW).
M'DONALD, Gerald Gadson *.
MlLSTEAD, James. Acton tk
ARIZONA:
BROWN, Mac Prescott (Wl.
CALIFORNIA:
HALi. Samuel leut. San Francisco ln)
FARNSWORTH. Herbert. Riverside tWl.
GOODE, Joseph, MADEIRA tMl.
STONE. William, Berkeley I'M.
COLORADO:
FEYTON, Laurence. Denver 'kl.
YORITOMO, s., Denver tWl.
CONNECTICUT:
CHARBONNEAU. Arthur. Hartford (Wl.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
ARMY
Killed

kIfSd
MERSEL s. Hiuian,. i,c,et. Passaic, n. J.
BOTH. tini Jersey City. n. J.
NIINERNINl. AttiIio lo2. Hoe Avenue
o'CoNNELL. John. SOS Second Avenue.
New York City.
POSNAUSKY. Morris io,S Southern
boulevard. New Yort CITY
STEIDLE. John, s9l Amsterdam Avenue.
New York CITY
Died from Wounds
FULTON. George. Jersey City. y. /.
GRELLA Mike, Rosyn. Long Island
ROTH. Monroe. So Hamburg Avenue,
Brooklyn
Wounded
MASON Ehnef lieut., ioie C'"b, Neae
ABRAMAwlTZ. benjamin. 4S7 Dumont.
street. Brooklyn.
BRENNEN. Thomas eoo East Sixty-hfth
street New York City.
BERN STEIN samuel. l2S0 Boston Road.
The Bronx. New York CITY.
BELLOWS. Clarence. Broad Street.
CARPENTER. William. Railway. N. j.
COONEY, Frank. 1919 Bay Street. Brook
CARR. Patrick. lls Nostrand Avenue
SNRRoLL. Philip. Newark. n j.
CONNELLY. John j., $50 East lo6th
Street. New York City.
CORALLO. Joseph P. Newark, n. J.
DAVIS. Morton, 40 Dawson Street, New
DoNoHUE. John. 1l6 Second Place
Brooklyn.
DRAGO. c.. 10 Forsythe Street New
York City.
DOUTRICH. John Bayonnc. n. j.
DELACE. William. underhill Avenue
Brooklyn.
FAIRWEATHER. Thomas loo Franklin
Street Brooklyn.
FEY, William. - Keep Street. Brooklyn.
GREENWALD. Jacob. 1881 Intervale
Avenue. New York City.
GILES. Charles. New Brunswick. n. j.
GOLDSMITH. Max, 122 Goerck Street.
New York City.
KWECNSKI. Joseph. Perth Ambov. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
Missing in Action

Missing in Action
CWIKLA, Frank. Russian Poland.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined,
Previously Reported Killed in
Action
DAVID. jules Frisco. La
LATTA, Alexander H.. sgt. 1925 Market
Street, Philadelphia, Penn
Wounded, Degree Undetermined,
Previously Reported Missing in
Action
EGGLETON. Frank T.. Tu.ly. N. "
CLAUS. Paul v, cook IS East 10Th
Street. New York.
GEARHAET William Fred Chambers
burg, Penn
LEE, Cells W. Perry. Ark.
Wounded Slightly, Previously Re-
ported Missing in Action
BENTLEY, James W. Gadsden. Ala
BUNYEA, Edward. 521d South California
Street. Chicago.
sHEEHAN Michael Joseph. Taunton.
Mass.
STEvANus. Harry L.. corp Meyersdale
Penn.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

MCCARTHY. H., Pawtucket tW)..
MlZXONT. Nj. Providence fWl.
SlNER. Earl. Pawtucltet lk)
WALL. John. Pawtucket tWl
SOUTH CAROLlNA
BAGWElL, James Pickens ID D,.
COWART James, Westminster tWl
JONES. William Conway (Wl,
TENNESSEE:
GAHEE, William, Memphis w.
ROGERS, Emmett. Troy (k).
SMITH, Clifford Mckenzie (D ID.
STATION, Luther, Halls ,Wl,
TEXAS:
BONE. Albert. Galveston ID ID.
BROOKS, Joel. Lubbock tk).
CRAFT. Samuel Prair,eville tWl.
CORBETT. Ralph. Dcnnison fw)
CRAVEN. Wyatt, Missouri, {Wl.
. GASTON. Virgil. Newark lW)
KEAHY. John, Buasdalc (K).
LA PERNA. Frank. Houeton tW).
MOCZYGAMBA. lgnac. Parma Maria lis
O'MALLEY. Edward Fort Worth 'Nl.
RAZE. Samuel. Fort Worth (Il).
WARWICK. Charles. Austin ,Wl.
VERMONT:
STILES. Morton. Morrsvilc ,Wp.
VIRGINIA:
MGuTCHhoN, m0M, ,,y r., ,eqpt.. ifoqHt,s Cy'.
FULLER, William, Danvlie (W).
TOLpSBN Robert. Fairfield tk)
SCHiFFLETT Robert. Montfair ,W).
WASHINGTON:
RElKENS. Alphonso. Montasano ,M).
WISCONSIN:
n1.[y5iz,iSS nRoTzMAN g. L., Sparta sw'.
HENRY. l. t. Merrill tWl
E!ERS. Clarence, Beaver Dam CkD.
WAGNER. Albert. Wantona P).
WEST VIRGINIA:
CRADDOCk. Ella, Lake (W)
DAMEIsON, O.. Craigsvillc CWp
SMITH. Coy Auborn Cd D.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
New York City and Vicinity

LARGE, Frank 81, sil Jefferson Avenue,
LOVE. Oswald rlainhcld, N. J
MATTEL, r.. Jersey City. n d..
MCALLUM. Hurhuit l0l East fremont
Avenue New York City
MANTELL Harry. loot Kelly Street The
Bronx. New York City
MILLER. Frank. Patetson. n j.
O'BRlEN. Dennis. SIS West If.d Street
New York City
ROGERS. Eugene ~ West sixteenth
street. New York City,
RoLFF, Andrew. $40 Chauncey Street,
BROOKLYN.
ROUSE Nathaniel. Bayonnc.. NJ j.
RICOT'rA, Frank. ls Hamilton Street
New York City
scHuLMAN. Max A., 20 Smith Street,
Brooklyn.
New York City
YOUNG, Charles. Newark. n. !.
Missing
LENEllAN. John. 15i Huron Street
Brooklyn.
City.
MARINES
Killed in Action
MACKLER Isadore. 1855 St Johns Place
BROOKLYN
MUSkE, Charles l3S Nostrand Avenue.
Pro oklyn.
Died of Wounds
BANDES. Harry, lo2 West l1Ath Street,
New York City.
Wounded
PLATT. j. IT,, lieut., Brooklyn.
AMADOR, Raymond, Long Island City.
NY.
HARRINGTON, Thomas, Middagh Street,
Brooklyn.
HURLEY. James. Jersey City, N. j.
LANDAU. Joseph. 12$ West 117th Street.
New York City.
LONGUET. William. sgt. $50 West 1s4th
Street. New York City.
O'GARA. Edward, 40S East 135th Street,
New York City.
PECENBURG. Frank, IL Hal4 Avenue,
Brooklyn.
TRUPPER. Harry G. New Brighton. s. l.,
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
MIN q TO MIN r

In order to facilitate and expedite to the utmost,
subserptions to the Fourth Liberty Loan each Of the
Twelve branches Of This Bank the locations Of which
are printed in this announcement, will be open each
DAY from hihe Q clock a until nine clock D. m
until Saturday, October 9th inclusive.
AT each Of our branch banks full information
will be eheerfuly given regarding the terms of
payment Of the Fourth Liberty Loan Everx
facility has been afforded for your convenience. and
our services in this matter without CHARGE Of anv kind
0 such subscribers as must borrow funds to nay
Tor the bonds we will make liberal loans We,
therefore, urge you to call al our branch most
convenient to YOU and subscribe promptly and
literally to The Fourth Liberty Loan.
THE CHATHAM AND PHENK NATIONAL RANK
Of City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

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Rs9rsAfyseAT Ahn teTk ST
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FN-rtf AVENUE AND 3Sen sr.
S7TH 81. AhsTo rtwep Ape
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
Elsewhere
MARINES

NATNt>tlNA-A)
ALABAMA:
EENSHAW, John. Coalbury tN)
LEAHY. Samuel. Plantcrsvic CKJ
CALIFORNIA:
BEACH. Joseph, Los Angeles Cd W..
ERASH, Cedric. San Francisco (Wl.
COATES. Earl, Santa Rosa lW)
GUZMAN. Franklin, Pleasanton tW).
TIENKAN, William. San francisco oW
COLORADO:
JAIN. Miles, Boulder (kJ
! CONNECTICUT:
zINKWlCH. Joseph rerry,iIlc ow).
KIRK, Harold. Live Oal, (Wp.
GEORGIA:
DOWLlNG. Lauren. Waycros ,W)
GRAY. Frank. sgt. Fitzgerald ,kl
kOPrAGE, James f., Barnesville tWl.
Manly, Laurence, Roswell tK>.
MURRAY. George. Grittcn (W)
STEVENS. William. Rosevile (P)
IDAHO:
CAMPBELL. Herman. BAIL IW)
NUTrING. Lester. Rupert az.
ILLINOIS,:
BLACKFoRD. wiburt. Kirkland ,wo.
CALLAHAN. Jesse, Grafton (WD
uAlNORSEN Victor. Chicago eWl
HEALD. Robert. Peoria; (W)
Johnson, Carl. Chicago ,W,
KERR, Grover, Mount Erie (Nl
MOORE. John. Rochelle % W.
Mf.llN. Earl, Chicago tW).
MERCER, Harold, Aurora (W)
NORTON. Robert. Homer (W,
PERRY, Clyde Royaltown (WJ
PUIkAMP' William, Carbondalc eWI.
RICH ARDS. Harry. Chicago CW>
RlORDAN. Leandor. River Fare 1K,.
ROSS. C. p. Decatur (W)
: SLOAN. Howard Chicago (Wl.
TANNER Archie, Springfield IWl
INDIANA:
GERToN. Madison, Evansville CW1.
GOUDY. George, Kokomo tK)
kNlGHI. Emerson. Indianapolis tWl.
noCkWOOD Kenneth. .IefrersonviIle TX
M.GlMN Forrest, Clay City (Wl
MuLlIGAN, Christopher Kcntland ,WD
WALL James, Nincenncs (K).
/ IOWA:
DOUGHERTY. John. Bellevue NN,.
MIN >.,,.I,, bklNC, Hubert: Brandon CW,
SMITH, John, Abba (W)
SPACE Waiter. Dcs Mones (W)
KANSAS:
DIVER. Robert, Humboldt ,Wl.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
EIseWhere

of follows (k) killed in
(W) wounded; % Al died Of causes
W. of Cd died diseasc (N1) missing
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

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essoA r,~~Av Asto n7@yr 81
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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
NORTONI WANTS TO
BE FEDERAL JUDGE
Republican Is Only Opponent Of
A. l.. Oiiyer-f{e Bull
MOOsed in 1912

Reports from the various sections of
the eastern half of the state indicate
that Arthur l.. Oliver is certain to be
made United States Judge in the ev-
ent that the bill creating new Feneral
judges is passed by Congress. The
measure is being held up temporarily
through several Conglcssmon from
western Missouri who are endeavoring
to have the bill include the KansasCity
district.
Both of the United States Senator'S
are for the measure and are also in
favor of making District Attorney Oil
vcr the new Judge for this judicial
district.
The Roosevelt appointees in ST.
Louis. known as the Republican fed
eral ring, are urging the appointment
of Bert D. Nortoni, formerly Judge of
the Court Of Appeals. Nortoni's only
claim for the office is that he sup
ported President Wilson when he ran
for reelection in 1916. Nortoni was
appointed Assistant United States Dis
trct Attorney in St. Louis by Roose-
welt and was later elected Judge OF
the Court Of Appeals on the Repub-
lean ticket. He has. been identified
with the Republican party in this state
FOR a quarter Of a century. He bull
moosed in 1912 when Roosevelt decid-
cd to run for President on the Progress
sive ticket.
! His candidacy is not taken seriously
by Democratic Congressman and it is
certain that he would not meet with
approval by Senators Reed and Stone.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
CENTRAL HIGH TEAM
DOWNS SIKESTON
Substitutes On Cape Team Make
Good Showing And Aid In
Making 81 :21 Score

Central High made Sikeston look
sickly in yesterday afternoons con-
test played at the High School gym
nasium. It required only the skill Of
several subtitutes to beat SikeStOn to
the tune of 31:21 in 4 game that was
virtually a play for the local boys.
Lorenzo Kinder, the star center of the
team and Tom Baird, another leading
player, were On the sick list, but new
ertheiess their substitutes ably filed
the gaps.
Ire local quintet started off in a
whirlwind fashion. the attack being
led by Henry Lellr, the star Of yes
tcrday's game. When the first half of
the game was over, the Cape boys
found themselves on the longer end
of a 1911 score. In the second half
the Cape players added another II
points to their score. while the Scott
Courty aggregation was held TO Ii
more in the second half.
| The ab.enne Of Kinder and baarI
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
Sc men TO Be SENT
TO CAMP In WEEKS
Cape County Must Fill First
Quota Of Draft Army-Must
Leave February 90

Thirty-six draft mon Of Cape GiTar-
daau County will b. sent to the traip-
ing camp February % to fl tie num-
ber Of Cape Girard1au CouEty's first
quota OF draftees. Tke county noyc-'
was called upon TO furnish is com
plete quota Of the draft army, as the
regulations for the draft system were
changed at the time. the last contin-
gent Of the first cal was being pre-
pared by the local board. Thus far
Cape Girardeau County has furnished
only l16 men for the draft.
Some Of the men who will leave on
the next call have been examined twice
owing to the recent change in the draft
rules when the classification Of men
was made.
The examination of the men placed
IN Class One was halted a week ago
by order Of The War Department. It
was announced at that time that a
rev rule regulating The draft would
be issued, and therefore the local
boards were ordered not to examine
any more rcgistrants until these now
rules had been published. Ii is eX-
pectcd the new order will be made
public II about two weeks.
Ii has been anticipated by the local
boards that large number Of regis
trants will bc ordered to the training
camps al the beginning Of Spring. 1t
is believed that tie men who have
been in training during the winter
viii 5e ordered to the battle front
within a short time thus making room
for large contingent Of rockies who
i,wi'l undergo preliminary training be-
| fore going to the front.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
All Street Cars Are Put In
Operation After Five
Days Tieup
COMPANY RECOGNIZES
NEW CARMEN UNION
Salary Dispute To Be Settled
In Conference Of Delegates
OF Both Sides

! St. Louis, Feb. S,-Strcet car traf-
fc was resumed with full force at >
O'Clock this afternoon following q
meeting of the street caIme0's union
at their headquarters, in which it was
unanimously voted that the settlement
agreement reached by the company
officials and union representatives at
an eal'y hour this morning was rati-
fled. hus ended the strike which had
tied up the entire city > days and 4
half, during ", ' n four men were
shot and huHdl eds were arrested Tor
: disturbances.
The company officials in Il signed
agreement issued cary this morning
announced they would recognize the
union organized by the employees Of
, the street car company and would
show no discrimination towards the
members of the union in the distribu-
ton Of work.
All men. who left the service of the
street car campany or We're dismissed
since the first day of the year, will be
reinstatcd
All <a'ary differences working con-
ditiors o. any other grievances giving
cause for the strike. will be discussed
with Il committee representing the
new union. This will be done within
ten days.
In the event these grievances can
not be settled in a conference they
will be submitted To an arbitration
board to be composed by an arbitrator
of the company, one of the union and
one to be chosen by these two arbitra-
tors
A. three O'Clock this afternoon the
street cars began to leave the sheds
on regular schedule to accommodate
the evening crowds and at o'clock
every car ON the various trolley lines
of the city was in operation, some in
charge OF union mon and othe's Opcr-
atcd by cmp'oyes who had refused to
Join the strikers.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
2 FLUE FIRES CALL
OUT FIREMEN TWICE
Summoned To The Home OF ].
F. Piatt And Mrs. kiIgOre In
Less Than 10 Minutes

Within less than ten miutes last
night the fire department was called
out twice to extinguish fires. which
proved to be only sparks issuing from
chimncys. Hardly had the men re-
turned from one cali, when they We're
summoned to the second hou .. They
were backing up the fire engine into
the station, when the second call was
turned in.
The fire department was called to
the home Of J. F. Piatt, 21 South
Benton street about $40 O'Clock last
night, where the flue had been ignited
presumably by an ovcrheated stove.
When the fire department reached the
house they fourd the flame had died
down. After examining the chimney
the men left the house. No damage
was done.
A high flame was seen shooting
from the top of the chimney on the
Piatt home by the next door neighbors.
and believeing the house was burning
they called the fire department. 1t
is believed the flame was caused by
ar overheated stove
Sparks coming from the fluc OF the
residence of Mrs. Kate kilgore, 1920
Broadway, caused the occupants to
summon the firemen. They made d
record run as everything was ready
to so. when the a'arm was turned in
Mrs. kilgore was surprised to see the
fircmcn at the door. She sad she
had hardly Hung up the telephone re-
eeiv-r.
No damage wes done 70 the Kilssrs
home.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
COUNTY COURT WILL
END SESSION TODAY
Road Inspectors To Be Appoint
ed MISREPRESENTATION OF
Bridges is Ordered.

With the appointment of the road
overseers and inspectors County Court
today will bring to an end its busiest
session of the year. All routine
work such as the allowing of claims
and the settlement of various finan-
cial matters was wound up Friday leav
ing only the report Of the road in
spectors to be passed upon.
The construction of bridges on the
Bloomfield road near Allenville and on
the Delta-Allenville road across the
diversion channel, has been ordered by
the county court. County Highway
Engineer Scivally was instructed t.
begin this work as soon as the wea.
ther permitted.
The Delta road bridge will be made
of steal. 1t will be erected neal
Craig's Gap. For sometime these two
towns have been almost compietel,
excluded from ether parts of the go.
unity On tceeunt Of the lack Of bridge
ixrsose ~ EwR41lH a1s4d.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-02-08
.HY. NENNINCER, IS,
is SERIOUSLY SICK
Pioneer Has Been Failing Fer
More Than Two Months
Is Well-knOwn

Henry Ncnninger, one if the oldest
residents of Cape Girardcau, is ser
iously i'll at the home of his son, Jnc.
Nenninger, OF West GoodHope Street.
Mr.. Nenninger, who is past 10 years
of age, has been suffering from COM
plication of ailments aggravated By
Old age.
He has been confined to his bed for
moro than two months, and recently it
was believed he would not lorg sur
vive. He is reported to be somewhat
improved during the past few days.
He is the father of William, Edward,
Frank and John Nenninee~ and Mrs.
John Vandeven, Mrs. Frank Hchler
Ms John sedsr, Of Kslso.