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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1918

Page

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McAdoo Praises Liberty Loan Support Across Nation

Secretary McAdoo arrives in Chicago with a glowing appraisal of Liberty Loan III efforts. He commends farmers, railroad workers, and all classes for unprecedented support and urges maximum effort in the final campaign days to reach the $3 billion goal. The nation’s spirit, he says, demonstrates America’s unity and readiness to defeat despotism.

Chicago William G. McAdoo America United States McAdoo Art Institute Liberty Joan Liberty Atlantic Pacific Gulf

Sousa Presents The Volunteer March In Chicago May Ninth

Lieut John Philip Sousa composes The Volunteer and will lead the Great Lakes band in the Auditorium Chicago on May 9. The Great Lakes blue jackets open with Leave It to the Sailors as the musical show debuts in Chicago before touring. Proceeds aid the Illinois Auxiliary Navy Relief Society permanent fund and the drive for the third Liberty loan. After a dinner the treasury head plans to review sailors at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station before traveling to Grand Rapids Michigan for a war meeting.

John Philip Sousa Great Lakes Chicago Great Lakes Bluejackets Illinois Auxiliary of the Navy Relief Society Treasury Great Lakes Naval Training Station Grand Rapids Mich

Germans Open Giant Explosive Attack On 30 Mile Front

London reports the German assault on a thirty mile front between Meteren and Voormezele using high explosives and gas shells. Paris notes French forces broke a vicious attack in Hangard woods near Amiens and American troops occupy the front line trenches in that sector.

London Meteren and Voormeerle Paris Amiens

Mackenzie Receives Medal for Saving Ship in Gale

Chief boatswain's mate John Mackenzie won the Medal of Honor and a $100 gratuity for heroic action aboard the Remick during a December gale in European waters. He grabbed a loose depth charge, risking his life to prevent a catastrophic explosion and save the vessel and crew. Mackenzie, a Massachusetts native, had four years in the regular navy before this act.

Washington John Mackenzie Naval Reserve Remick Daniels Navy Department Mackenzie Remukt Regular Massachusetts Mary Mackenzie South Hadley Walls Mass

Former Atchison Mayor Bale P. Waggener Dies

Bale P. Waggener, general solicitor for the Missouri Pacific Railway, died at his Atchison home. Born July 18 1847 in Platte County Missouri, he served as mayor of Atchison and held multiple state legislative roles.

Atchison Atchison, Kan Bale P. Waggener Missouri Pacific Railway Company Mr. Waggener Platte County Missouri

Wreck of Jackie Special injures 28 sailors near Summerville

The Jackie Special with 1000 men aboard and the Waukegan local collided in fog just north of Summerville station. Twenty eight jackies were hospitalized with injuries ranging from head contusions to sprains. most seriously hurt were in the rear coaches. G B Vilas ordered an immediate Northwestern investigation.

Chicago Summerville Station Waukegan Thomas KR. Collins Roland Cleland A. Brown D. S. Boyle C. Z. Crotzer G. E E. Daniel James T. Egil R. J. Gallagher T. A. Hii William L. Kevil A. J. Koura Landaman M. (. Morrison J. L. E. Olson R. @. Onidoff A. B. Pertin J. M. Severid H. Slerk Otto Seer P. M. Sullivan William Vosmeyer Summerdale G. B. Vilas Northwestern Road Aaid

Rumors of Russian throne change and German plot Bow ocean dispatches

Reports from Copenhagen and Washington discuss rumors that Grand Duke Alexis Nikolayevich has been proclaimed emperor of Russia with Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich as regent. U.S. officials see Germany backing a monarchy restoration amid unrest in Petrograd and Moscow with German influence and former POW troops reported in the capital.

Finland Washington London Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Petrograd Alexis Nikolaieviteh Michael Alexandroviteh Stockholm Aftonbladet Abo Alexis Niko-lnievitch Russia Michael Alexxandrevitch Nicholas Alexis Michael Alexandrovitch Michael Alexis Nikolayevitch Rrussia Germany State Department Francis Vologda Moscow

British Hurl Hans Back In Counter Attack

Reports from London and Paris describe German assaults on the Flanders front near Ypres and Kemmel Hill. British forces counter attacked, retaking ground and raiding south of Gavrelle, Lens, and Hill 70 as Germans gained in the north. The war office notes continued artillery activity and fears for channel ports.

Hans London Flanders Salient Voormezeele Ypres War Office Paris Avre Amiens Lassigny Noyon Picardy Reims St. Mihiel Luneville le Pretre Wood Flanders Kemmel Hill Kermmel Hill Ypres Comines Canal Gavrelle Lens Bailleul Berlin Hill 60 Ypres-Comines Canal Locre Channel the Times Kemmel Dunkirk Calais Boulogne Chanmele Newa Wemmel Wilte Loulogne

Bomb totals: British air raid drops 36178 bombs to France

London April 20 Civilian and military air activity noted by the air ministry shows British aircraft to France dropped 36178 bombs in March while German flyers dropped 2465.

London France Air Ministry

Draft roundup nets two thousand men in Detroit

Detroit April 20 two thousand draft age men without registration cards arrested in a broad sweep of cafes and saloons by city police and state troops.

Detroit Mich

Newspaper workers not exempt from draft classification

Albany April 27 news report states that newspaper employees in any capacity are not entitled to deferred classification in the draft. Provost Marshal General Crowder reversed a prior exemption board ruling that had deemed newspaper workers a necessary industry.

Crowder Albany N. Y Syria

Wilson Buys More Bonds in Third Liberty Loan

President Wilson subscribed to the Third Liberty loan again at a local theater adding 2000 dollars to his prior 1000 dollar pledge made two weeks earlier at the same venue. He strengthened public support for war financing by purchasing bonds alongside other citizens.

Washington Wilson Liberty Iso

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