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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1918

Page

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McAdoo Praises Liberty Loan Efforts Across Nation

Secretary McAdoo arrives in Chicago with a stirring call to finish the third Liberty loan. He lauds farmers and railroad workers, urges full oversubscription, and says the soul of America is awake to back the war effort with maximum sacrifice.

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

Sousa Composes The Volunteer March At Chicago Event

Lieut John Philip Sousa conducts a Great Lakes band in Chicago Auditorium on May 9 to premiere The Volunteer while the Great Lakes blue jackets open with Leave It to the Sailors. Proceeds support the Illinois Auxiliary Navy Relief society. The doomsday warning and Liberty loan appeal follow a naval event schedule ending with a tour to Grand Rapids Michigan.

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

Germans Open Giant Explosive Attack on 30 Mile Front

London reports a German attack today on a thirty mile front between Meteren and Voormeezle. German forces employed high explosives and gas shells in the assault early this morning.

London Meteren and Voormeezle

French Break Attack. Americans Move to Front Lines at Hangard

Paris reports April 29 that French forces halted a vicious assault in Hangard woods near Amiens. American troops have moved into the first line trenches in the Hangard sector, consolidating the frontline position after the break of the attacker.

Paris Amiens

Navy saves Remick with heroism Mackenzie earns Medal of Honor

John Mackenzie chief boatswain's mate in the naval reserve performed extraordinary bravery during a December gale in European waters. He grabbed a loose depth charge to prevent a catastrophe on the Remick, earning the Medal of Honor and a $100 gratuity. He is a Massachusetts native with family in South Hadley Falls.

Washington John Mackenzie Naval Reserve Remick Daniels Navy Department Mackenzie Massachusetts Mary Mackenzie South Hadley Falls Mass

Former Atchison Mayor Babe Waggener Dies

Former Atchison mayor and long time political figure Babe P. Waggener died at his Atchison home. Born July 18 1847 in Platte County Missouri he served as mayor of Atchison and in both chambers of the state legislature while also serving as general solicitor for the Missouri Pacific Railway.

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

British Hurl Hans Back in Counterattack

Berlin London reports detail a German attack on Voormezele near Ypres with a late counter strike driving them out. The British claim success in raids south of Gavrelle and in Lens and Hill 70 sectors, while British and French lines hold with ongoing artillery activity. The Times and Evening News warned of possible loss of channel ports and evacuation of Ypres if Kemmel Hill falls.

Hill 60 Berlin London Flanders Salient Voormezeele Ypres War Office Flanders Kemmel Hill Ypres- Comines Canal Gavrelle Lens Bailleul the Times Kemmel Dunkirk Calais Boulogne Channel Evening News Wemmel Hill

British bombings in March clash with German drops

Air ministry reports British aircraft in France dropped 86 178 bombs during March while German flyers released 2 465 bombs. London notes the exchange as part of ongoing aerial campaigns.

London France Air Ministry

Wreck of the Jackie Special near Summerdale station injures 28

The Jackie Special carrying 1000 sailors collides with the Waukegan local in fog just north of Summerville, injuring 28 with several hospitalized. Victims include Thomas R. Collins and Roland Cleland among others. Northwestern Railway orders immediate investigation.

Chicago Summerville Station Waukegan Thomas R. Collins Roland Cleland Joseph H. Elliott Harry Ehmeke J. A. Renninger Howard A. Seile Alex J. Sikorski E. T. Lewandowski Landsman Franklin Betts C. A. Brown D. S. Boyle C. J. Crotzer G. E. Daniel James T. Egli R. J. Gallagher IT. A. Hii William L. Kevil A. J. Koura N. TY. Mecher M. (. Morrison EB. Olson Onidoff A. B. Perlin J. M. Severid H. Slerk Otto Seer P. M. Sullivan William Vosmeyer Summerdale G. B. Vilas Northwestern

Czar's Son on Russian Throne London Rumor

Dispatches from Copenhagen and Washington report rumors that Grand Duke Alexis Nikolayevich has been proclaimed emperor of Russia with Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich as regent. Officials consider the claims part of a German plan to restore the monarchy amid unrest after abdications.

Czar London Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Petrograd Fineland Alexis Nikolaieviteh Michael Alexandrovitch Stockholm Aftonbladet Abo Finland Alexis Nikolaievitch Russia Michael Alexxandrovitch Nicholas Alexis Michael Alejandrovitch Michael Washington Alexis Nikolayevitch Germany State Department Francis Vologda

Draft roundup in Detroit sweeps cafes and saloons

In Detroit on April 20, two thousand men of draft age who could not produce registration cards were arrested by police and state troops. The roundup occurred during a general cleanup of cafes and saloons across the city.

Detroit Mich

Newspaper workers denied draft deferment decision

Albany April 27 Albany dispatch reports Provost Marshal General Crowder ruled newspaper employees in any capacity are not eligible for deferred classification in the draft. The ruling reverses a Syracuse exemption board decision that held newspaper staff were essential to a necessary industrial enterprise.

Crowder Albany N, Y Syracuse

Wilson buys more bonds at local theater

President Wilson makes a second subscription to the Third Liberty loan at a local theater, purchasing $2,000 in bonds. This follows his first subscription of $1,000 made at the same venue two weeks earlier.

Liberty Loan Washington Wilson Liberty Togo

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M'Adoo Lieut John P. Sousa William K. Moore Chicago Inter Ocean New York Tribune Signal Reserve Corps War Plans Division General Staff Tar U. S Hans Ypres-Comines Canal Locre Jackie Special Moscow
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