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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1919

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Army justice debate casts doubt on court martial system

Lieutenant Jonel Ansell urged the American Bar Association panel to rewrite military law to guarantee soldiers' rights, arguing the system favors an officer caste and was born from eras when common soldiers served the crown. He criticized departmental control and urged Congress to set discipline rules. Limerick strikers plan local currency amid city wide stoppage.

Washington Jonel Ansell American Bar Association An- Sell Congress Ansell War Department Crowder Crowdee Baker Army Wieheatereae 8S.S. Gregory Chicago Mr. Gregory Beker Martin Conboy New York Conboy Conbey

Germany invites Jo Frange April 20 event

Paris April 23 reported that Allied governments informed Germany through General Nudant at Spa they are ready to receive German delegates at Versailles on April 28.

Germany JO Frange General Nudant Spa

Italy Bolts Peace Meeting in Paris Over Fiume Quest

Rome delegates say further talks useless unless allies grant their demands. Italians refuse to yield on London pact terms, including Fiume. Break with France Britain and the United States widens as Premier Orlando misses a four power session and Wilson wary on the Fiume issue.

Paris Fiume Orlando Council of Four Clamenceau Lloyd George Wilson Kinoe-Chayu Baron Makino Viscount Chinda America Dalmatian Italy France Great Britain

War with Albanians drives Italians in Albania

Under Italian occupation in Albania the provisional government capital shifted from Durazzo to Tirana. Thousands of Albanians fled to the mountains while Italian artillery failed to seize Kretas Kiafa and Boali. Meetings against Essad Pasha Greece and Serbia were held but poorly attended.

Saloniki Ttalian Albania Tarishan Pasia Durazzo Tirana Athens Kretas Kiafa Boali Essad Pasha Greece Serbia

Italian Delegation Stands Firm on Fiume Disposal

Paris April 23 Italian delegation to peace conference reasserted determination to stand firm on the Fiume question and said it would not return to the conference unless the council changes its position. With Premier Orlando absent Clemenceau Lloyd George and Wilson resumed consideration of issues concerning China and Japan.

Wilson Lloyd George Clemenceau Orlando Sonnine Italy Paris Tion Fiume

Allies Gain Twenty Miles Near Lake Onega Front

Archangel area reports a 20 mile southward advance along the Murmansk railroad bringing allied forces within easy striking distance of Lake Onega linked to Petrograd by waterways. On April 17 they captured Vojmosalma 80 miles east of Urosoder o and pressed toward Povienets. Bolsh e viki losses were heavy with 28 captured as allies suffered light casualties and continued advancing about ten miles south of Urosodero.

Archangel Murmansk Lake Onega Petrograd Vojmosalma Urosodero Povienets Ptrovinki Yam

Airman Uses Wireless Phone to Read Wilson Note

An army officer reading President Wilson’s Victory Liberty loan message was broadcast from a plane at 2600 feet to about 15,000 people on the treasury steps. Admiral Sims also spoke via the amplifier as government workers observed the opening loan drive, part of a nationwide $4,500,000 fundraising effort.

Washington Wilson Victory Liberty Loan Treasury Admiral Sims H. EB. Metcalf

Shoot at School Election in Dixon Illinois

In Dixon Illinois on April 28 Sebalt Claussen president of the board and judge of the school election at District 117 in Ogle county shot Martin Engelkes after a dispute over markings given to children by the principal Mrs Floyd Rickenbaugh. Engelkes fired a revolver wounding Claussen and the room emptied through windows as the election was postponed. Engelkes held on $2000 bond.

Dixon, Ill Sebalt Claussen Board of Ogle County Martin Engelkes Engelkes Limerick Oregon Floyd Rickenbaugh

Warrant for Prince Henry in Berlin fugitive charge

A warrant is issued in Berlin for the arrest of Prince Henry of Prussia, former Kaiser's brother, on a charge of concealing a crime. The prince is described as a fugitive.

Prince Henry Amsterdam Berlin Prince Henry of Prussia Kaiser

Vilna Recaptured From Bolsheviks Reported by Russia

London April 23. The important city of Vilna has been recaptured from the bolsheviks, according to official dispatch in a Russian wireless message. The enemy attacked with considerable force in the Vilna region, pierced our lines and occupied the town.

London Vilna

Australians to get $838,500 in home aid under war service act

Melbourne reports that the war service act enables Australian land and sea force members and dependents to obtain homes via a rent purchase scheme at cost plus 5 percent. Eligible soldiers sailors nurses widows and dependents may secure dwellings and land with weekly or monthly payments over 20 to 87 years, plus mortgage advances and house construction on their land or assumption of existing mortgages.

Melbourne Australian Land and Sea Forces War Service Act

Dock Workers Strike in Liverpool England

Five thousand dock workers in Liverpool went on strike on April 23. The action halted port operations and drew attention from local authorities and unions.

Liverpool England

Nationalization of Women Law Sparks Outcry in Russia

London reports from Stockholm that a province halted the nationalization decree amid popular protest. Vladimir’s commissary forms a women’s committee to study the law’s operation, which requires girls at eighteen to register and select a husband from men aged nineteen to fifty. Reports cite abductions, forced marriages, and murders as the policy’s consequences, with Kovrov noting scant registrations and widespread resistance.

London Russia Stockholm Vladimir Krasnaya=Gazeta Bureau of Free Love Gazeta Nonburgeois Commrade Rablonowsky Gurtagin Kovrov

Noted French flyer reported killed near Lyons

Paris April 22 unconfirmed reports state Jules Vedrines French aviator who departed Villacoublay for Rome may have perished in a plane wreck in the Drone department south of Lyons His mechanic is also said to have died Vera Cruz April 23 Gen Francisco Alvarez of the anti government forces was executed by a squad with utmost bravery in the city

Jules Vedrines Paris Villacoublay Rome Department of Drone Lyons Vera Cruz, Mex Francisco Alvarez Antigovernment Forces

Huns Prepare for New War in Bavaria and Munich

Munich reports show German elements arming in Upper Silesia with armored cars built at Gleiwitz and hidden guns in Liebnitz and Stresslitz while Oppeln stores engines. Hoffmann ministry asserts Bavarian security improvements as Spartacists are repelled near Dacha and Munich braces for further reinforcements.

Upper Silesia Paris Munich Journal Des Debats Gleiwitz Liebnitz Stresslitz Oppelm

German Attack On Red Cross Mission At Kovno

A cablegram to the Lithuanian National Council from its Paris representative reports German troops attacked the Americas Red Cross mission at Kovno in Lithuania. The message provides no time or outcome. One Lithuanian soldier was killed defending the Americans, according to the report.

New Tarn Americas Red Cross Kovno Lithuania Lithuanian National Council Paris

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