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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1917

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Desertions and Mutiny Deepen on Russian Front

Reports from Petrograd and London describe wide desertions in the Russian army starting in Galicia and spreading to Romania. An Austro German advance pushes toward Bessarabia as Kerensky contemplates a harsher regime and Korniloff emerges as a potential premier amid calls for a “blood and iron” solution.

Petrograd Galicia Roumanian War Office Fokshani Moldavia Rakiina Geneva Bojan Bessarabia Vienna Czernowitz Bukowina London Bjorneberg Copenhagen

Allied purchase agreement announced for U S and allies

An official statement says a U S commission led by Bernard M Baruch Robert S Lovett and Robert Brookings will handle all purchases for the United States and allied governments including Great Britain France and Russia. Conferences included Treasury Secretary briefings and ambassadors Jusserand Bakhmeteff. Italy is expected to assent.

American Press Association United States Great Britain France Russia Bernard M. Baruch Robert S. Lovett Robert Brookings

Frigga Sunk by Submarine Off Copenhagen

The Norwegian steamship Frigga of 1,645 tons gross was sunk by a submarine near Copenhagen. The crew were saved.

Saks Copenhagen Frigga

Baseball Results From Multiple Cities

Baseball scores report Chicago versus Brooklyn 2 11 2 with Smith and Miller for Chicago and Hendrix and Elliott for Wilson. New York-Pittsburgh 5 9 with Miller Steele Fischer Schmidt for New York 6 12 Demaree Tesreau Sallee and Rariden. Philadelphia St Louis 5 9 Watson Snyder Philadelphia 3 7 Alexander Killifer. Boston 5 13 with Toney Eller Wingo Traesser Nehf.

Chicago Brooklyn Smith Miller Hendrix Elliott Wilson New York Pittsburgh Miler Steele Fischer Schmidt Demaree Tesreau Sallee Rariden Philadelphia St. Louis Eeeh Watson Snyder Philphia Alexander Killifer Pidbole Toney Eller Wingo Boston Resser Anc

Chicago and St Louis split doubleheader in AL action

In Chicago first game Wright and Severeid led Chicago past St Louis as final score details show Chicago 6 to 8 with pitchers Russell Schhalk. In the second game Chicago defeated St Louis 11 to 12 as Lens Danforth and Schalk contributed with Lynn on the mound. At Cleveland Detroit played a high scoring game with Dallas Cunningham Stanage Yelle for Cleveland and Bagby Torkleson ONeil DeBerry for Detroit.

Chicago St. Louie Wright Severeid Russell Schhalk St. Louis Rogers Hale Lens Danforth Schalk Lynn Cleveland Detroit Dallas Cunningham Stanage Yelle Bagby Torkleson O'Neil DeBerry

Reichstag in dispute over peace terms and Michaelis

Copenhagen Aug 30. Attacks on Chancellor Michaelis mount as Professor Hans Delbrueck questions his silence regarding Asquith’s summons. Delbrueck demands if peace without annexations or indemnities is possible why a joint committee is needed. He asserts Michaelis lacks Reichstag confidence.

Copenhagen Michaelis Hans Delbrueck Debrueck Asquith Delbrueck Reichstas

Emma Goldman in Detroit Visit Sparks Local Tension

Emma Goldman, the anarchist recently convicted in New York for obstructing the draft law, spent a short time in Detroit. Federal authorities were notified by afternoon, and she departed by early evening. Local officials feared unrest tied to I W W disturbances at nearby plants, though Goldman did not meet or address workers.

Detroit Emma Goldman New York Great Lakes

Lossed Ship Gunner Notes Son Prisoner Drama

Mrs. Elizabeth Braebeck receives a letter from George F. Gilchrist, Campana gun crew member, expressing sympathy for her son George taken prisoner by a German submarine. Gilchrist praises him as a true American. Reports say a patrol boat later sank the submarine.

Chicago Elizabeth Braebeck Burley Avenue George F. Gilchrist Campana George Gilchrist

Italians Sack Monte Santo as Trieste Advance Nears

Rome reports Italian forces penetrated the Bainsizza plateau and stormed Austro-Hungarian mountain forts Monte Santo Daniele and Gabriele while Cadorna presses toward Trieste. Austrian civilians flee Trieste as Emperor Charles speeds to the front amid mass evacuations.

Charles Rome Monte Santo Bainsizza War Office Cadorna Trieste Charles of Austria Washington Triesse Zurich Mont Daniele Monte Gabriele

Norwegian relief ship Konzsli sunk off Spanish coast

A telegram from Santander reports that the Norwegian steamer Konzsli, a Belgian relief ship from Saint Nazaire bound for the United States, was sunk off the Spanish coast. The message was received in Christiania and confirms the loss of the vessel and its mission.

London Konzsli Saint Nazaire France United States Christiania Santander

Rockford Food Contamination Crackdown Aims at Camps

Rockford Illinois and surrounding area see a blitz on food shops by state agriculture inspectors with city and military health officials. Thousands of pounds of germ laden food condemned including 1000 pounds of corned beef tossed into the Rock River. Soldiers warned from hotels as 1200 men prepare to start as officer instructors.

Rockford Ill H. R. Lewis Morrison N. Y. Hoover Chicago State Department of Agriculture Rock River Barry

Medill McCormick Visits France After Bomb Burst

Congressman Medill McCormick travels to France following a bomb blast incident. He observes local reactions and issues notes on wartime security and relief efforts.

France

General Parker orders troops moved to Texas towns

General James Parker, commander of the southern department, orders the Twenty-fourth United States Infantry battalion returned to Columbus New Mexico from Houston and to Waco. Major B M Chiperfield, named judge advocate of the Thirty third division under General Dell, leaves Chicago for Houston after delaying to finish Chicago drafting work amid Houston riots.

American Press Association James Parker Southern Department Columbus N. M Twenty-fourth United States Infantry Houston Waco B. M. Chiperfield Thirty-third George Dell Chicago Chiperfield

Shipyard Strikes Not Likely at West Coast Ports

San Francisco August 20 The issue of a general shipyard strike on the Pacific coast hinges on international unions for locals across Seattle Portland and San Francisco With over 10 000 Seattle workers voting for higher wages and better conditions Portland workers deferring to union HQ and San Francisco workers weighing strike action in executive session Leaders express belief the federal government will act to secure wage increases and conciliator G Y Karry reports Washington's efforts to settle the dispute while employers have already agreed to wage talks following a Seattle union demand for higher pay

San Francisco Pacific Coast Seattle Portland G. Y. Karry Washington

One Pay Roll Robber Identified by Police

Chicago officials state that one suspect in the Winslow Brothers robbery has been positively identified by detectives. Names on record include Little Jou Wilson alias Moren, Jackie Carr, William Izzerald, Hig Fire, Claude Stych, Jack Voltz, with further arrests anticipated as the investigation continues.

Chicago Mooney Winslow Brothers

President Wilson Rejects Pope Benedict Peace Proposals

President Wilson replies to Pope Benedict XVI with a forceful rejection of the papal peace plan. He argues any German trust would rely on the will of the German people, not a faction, and urges liberation through democracy. Congress prints the reply. Russians call it prudent diplomacy.

Washington Wilson Pope Benedict Congress Armany Germany Belves All America Orly Pope Vf 4 House Witla Pray Paca United States Iit

Nelson's Son Slacker: Arrest Warrant Issued

Madison Wisconsin reports Byron Nelson, son of Congressman John M Nelson, is sought as a slacker. A U S District Attorney A J Wolfe will dispatch a DOJ agent to Canada to arrest him. Nelson is working on his father's farm in the Canadian north.

Madison Wis Aus Byron Nelson John M. Nelson Canada U. S&s Wolfe Department of Justice Nelson

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