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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1919
Page
2
Appeals to Wilson Warn Against Anarchy in Germany
Leading ethical and religious groups in Berlin appeal to President Wilson warning against abandoning principles that urged Germany to disarm. They say Germans may turn to Bolshevism if driven desperate and accuse Czechs and Poles of exploiting peace. They claim Allies provoke unrest by blocking relief and warn U S wealth could feed communism unless the League is supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wilson
Germany
Most Modest War Hero Private Edgar Pennington
New York reports Edgar Pennington of Alta Oklahoma, a Private in Company K 357th Regiment 90th Division, is hailed as the army's most modest hero. He debarked from the cruiser Frederick wearing the DSM and answered questions with simple notes of duty. He says he did not do anything special beyond his duty and recalls rescuing four officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edgar Pennington
Alta
Okla
Frederick
D. S. Co
Penning
Move to Overthrow Ebert
Berlin April 5 Independents in a new general attack on the government and the majority party urge members nationwide to organize meetings and publicly protest against the anti labor policy. The central committee of Mugo Haase's party accuses the Scheidemann ministry of backing an auxiliary gender role and organizing strike breakers. The appeal claims workers have never been treated so contemptuously by a reactionary regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mugo Haase
Scheldemain
Restoree Order in Egypt as Allenby Arrives
Cairo reports order restoration underway after General Sir Edmund Allenby, conqueror of the Turks, arrives in Egypt to assume command. The city prepares for stabilizing governance and security amid postwar transitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Cairo
Sir Hows Allenby
Korean battalion of 600 crosses into Korea
A Korean battalion of 600 armed men crossed the Taimankeng river from Manchuria into Korea. They pledged not to return until Korea is free. Son Pyung Hi was named president of the Korean war government, with Aboulire also appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan Francises
Taimankeng River
Manchuria
Korea
National Korean Association
Son Pyung Hi
Aboulire
Bank of which W. A. Lewis was cashier examined in Batavia
Robert F. Wilson State Bank examiner and another representative of the State banking department are in Batavia today inspecting the condition of the State Savings bank where W. A. Lewis served as cashier at his death by his own hand. The state will conduct a full examination due to his death. Until completion the bank will not transact business and depositors should not write checks. Once finished payments will resume and the bank will continue as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Wilson
State Banking Department
Batavia
State Savings Bank
W. A. Lewis
Lewis
Banker Walter A Lewis Dead By Own Hand At Batavia
The Batavia News reports the death of Walter A Lewis by self-inflicted gunshot near Batavia Iowa. He had been a longtime cashier of the Batavia Savings Bank and was widely known among local bankers. A coroner's jury ruled the death a suicide with three cartridges in the revolver, one fired, and the body found near the Collins farm east of the public school. The community felt shock as business slowed and officials noted his health issues in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Batavia News
W. A. Lewis
Walter A. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
W. L. McNiel
Collins Farm
Batavia
Davidson
Iowa
C. KE. Nelson
Hk. B. Brown
Geo. W. Jager
Ottumwa
Batavia Savings Bank
Bank
Yeterday
Raymond McNeese Dies From Blood Poisoning at 19
Raymond Charles McNeese aged nearly 20 died at Jefferson County Hospital last night of blood poisoning. Funeral at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow from the Baptist church with Rev. Butler and Rev. Kuhns officiating. He served in the navy after joining December 30, 1917 and was honorably discharged November 1918. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry McNeese, two brothers Harold and Chester, four sisters Gail Gable Gladys Mary Louise and Emma Jane, and Mrs. J. C. Byron visiting from Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Charles McNeese
Jefferson County
The
Baptist Church
Butler
Kuhns
Raymond McNeese
Harry McNeese
Raymond
Navy
Harold
Chester
Gail Gable
Davenport
Gladys
Mary Louise
Emma Jane
Victory Liberty Loan drive organized for Jefferson county
Jefferson county committees select chairmen across towns to lead the Victory Liberty Loan campaign. Chairman C W Wade cites strong worker support and aims to top the drive with prominent speakers slated for the opening. Subscriptions run May 20 with staged payments through November and full payoff options with interest considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Liberty Loan
Cairman C. W. Wade
Jefferson County
J. L. Edwards
Wade
May draft Joe S Crail to be mayor of Los Angeles
Attorney Joe S Crail, once of Fairfield and a Progressive congressional candidate in Iowa, is the subject of a Los Angeles movement to draft him for mayor. Dr D T M Gandler, recently back from Sacramento, notes strong citizen interest and urges Crail or another suitable man to run while stating he is not a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe S. Crail
Los Angeles
Fairfield
Iowa
Joe
Charles
California
Gandler
Sacramento
Joseph S. Crail
Crail
Mr. Crail
Westminster Bible class entertained at Watson home
The Westminster Bible class of the Presbyterian church will be entertained Monday evening at the home of Prof. and Mrs. E. E. Watson on W Kirkwood street. Mrs. Loehr Mrs. Mohr and Prof and Mrs. Schall will assist in entertaining. A cordial invitation is extended to all members to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Bible
The
Presbyterian Church
E. E. Watson
Kirkwood Street
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