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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1919

Page

3

Troops Arrive in New York After Record Return

New York greets 22,973 returning officers and men from France led by Rainbow division units. Leviathan narrowly missed a mine, transports Mt Vernon and Touraine arrive with contingents, Brig. Gen. Robert Alexander aboard Mt. Vernon, Ohio delegation welcomes Leviathan’s infantry, medical detachments and convalescents uplifted by local committees.

New York France 149Th 150Th Field Artillery 42Nd Division 84Th Infantry 166Th Infantry 42Ndvision 168Th Infantry Rainbow 42Nd Union Mt. Vernon Prinz Frederick Wilhelm Touraine Bay Robert Alexander 72Nd Sord Infantry 167Th Infantry Ohio Buckeye

Fairfield High Debates Win Unanimous Decisions

Fairfield high school won a triangular debate against Centerville and Burlington with both the negative and affirmative teams taking unanimous judgments. The issue debated was that great powers should form a federation with military powers to enforce decrees. Negative debaters were Edward Roth Booker Smith and Warren Mitchell. The affirmative team members were Willard Daggett Leland Tallman and Eugene Fleming.

Fairfield High School Centerville Burlington Edward Roth Booker Smith Warren Mitchell Willard Daggett Leland Tallman Eugene Fleming

James M Ricks Civil War Vet Dies Near Coppock

James M Ricks age 77 Civil War veteran of Jefferson County died at his home near Coppock yesterday morning. He served in Company C 75th Indiana Infantry. Funeral services are set for 11 o clock tomorrow at the residence. He leaves a wife.

James M. Ricks Jefferson County Coppock Mr. Ricks 75Th Indiana Infantry

Will Fight Against Reds Jerne First Army Volunteers

A large portion of the Bolshevik first army that surrendered to Ukrainians has volunteered to fight the Bolsheviks. They have already seen action with Ukrainian forces against Bolshevik troops at Yitmi in the Pripet region, according to a Ukrainian official statement received via Koynol y.

Jerne Switzerland Bolshevik First Army Ph Ba Yitmi Pripet Koynoly

Samuel D Reed Funeral Sunday Afternoon

Funeral services for Samuel D Reed will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM from the Methodist church with Rev C L Tennant in charge. Interment will follow in Evergreen cemetery. Survivors include three children C M Reed of California A D Reed of near this city and Mrs Geo Sammons of Fairfield with 13 grandchildren. Reed was a Civil War veteran and had been in poor health for years.

Samuel D. Reed Methodist Church C. L. Tennant Evergreen Cemetery Mr. Reed C. M. Reed California A. D. Reed Geo. Sammons Fairfield

Battery Service Station Opens in Star Garage

Battery owners announce the opening of a Battery Service Station in the Star Garage to handle the Presto-0-Lite Battery.

Star Garage

Rate case reopening urged by Hines in Michigan dispute

Washington April 26 Director General Hines asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to reopen the Michigan percentage cases. The commission had ruled that rates between Eastern trunk line territory and Michigan communities were not unreasonable in themselves but created undue preference for Ohio and Indiana cities and Detroit. Adjustments since then have been challenged by South Bend Elkhart Mishawaka Goshen and Nappanee Indiana as discriminatory.

Washington Hines Interstate Commerce Commission Michigan Ohio Indiana Detroit South Bend Elkhart Mishawakee Goshen Nappanee Ind

Rome cafes eject Americans amid bitter mood

An American officer reporting from Paris says Rome harbors strong anti American sentiment. He states he was asked to leave cafes because Italian officers would not dine where Americans are served.

Paris Rome Tle

Purchase German Goods In Stockholm Market

Stockholm reports British and American firms have contracted for large purchases of German goods at Mambure on April 26. Strong entities include British and American firms, Germany, and the market location Mambure with the date April 26.

Stockholm Mambure

Siege in Saxony Berlin proclaimed state of siege

A state of siege has been proclaimed in Saxony and Berlin signaling heightened security measures amid ongoing tensions. Authorities warned residents to stay indoors, with curfews and movement restrictions in effect to restore order and safeguard key infrastructure. Local officials urged calm and cooperation.

Saxony Berlin

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