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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1917

Page

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Luxburg Plot Reveals German Plot in South America

Washington reports publicized Telegrams by Count von Luxburg show attempts to align Argentina with Chile and Bolivia against the United States. The Argentine foreign minister notes inaccuracies, with three untranslated messages alleging German plans to include Peru and prevent a rupture of relations.

Washington South America United States Berlin Count von Luxburg Argentina State Department Luxburg Irigoyen Chile Bolivia North Americ Peru Luxbury Luis Cabrera Carranza Mexico Toro Puerreydon Foreign Affairs North America

Goethals Acting Quartermaster General Seen in Chile Links

Dispatches dated 1917 discuss Goethals’ possible appointment and ne gotiations with Chile and Bolivia. Conflicting notes mention a naval attache heading to Santiago and plans for a submarine squadron salute influencing South American diplomacy amid tensions over contraband and cruiser warfare.

North America Brazil Luxburg South America Chile U. S S

Germans Ridicule Brest Litovsk Peace Terms in Quarrel

Late telegrams from Perograd report the Brest Litovsk talks failed with Russian delegates recalled. Russian proposals to withdraw with minimal impact were rejected, and German officials mocked the Bolshevik peace terms as the conference allegedly broke up in a quarrel.

Brest Litovsk Russia

Summit State Bank Vault Robbed In Summit Illinois

Cracksmen tunneled through the vault wall and escaped with forty six thousand dollars of the eighty thousand dollar Corn Products payroll saved in suitcases. A third thirty thousand remained hidden under safety boxes. Bank opening at eight o clock revealed the theft. Police note no sightings of the culprits. In Chicago metropolitan area police and bankers consider united action to curb car bandit raids.

Summit, Lll Summit State Bank Corn Products Company Chicago United Schuettler Otto Plitz la Grange Chief Piltz

Premier Decrees Self Rule for German Col onies in Peace Talks

In a London broadcast Lloyd George states that restoration of territories and compensation must be decided by the peace congress with self determination for colonies. He warns against a league of nations dominated by German militarism and says Jerusalem will never be returned to the Turks. America’s role in world affairs and the Versailles council are noted, while British aims focus on no annexations.

Jerusalem Petrograd Evening Post London Lloyd George House of Commons Su Marines Palestine America International Council Versailles Peace Congress League of Nations Great Britain

Government Finance Expert Seeks Salary Rise

Joseph 8 McCoy, a United States government actuary, is the sole Treasury Department employee Secretary McAdoo has asked to raise. Renowned for encyclopedic knowledge of public finances, he is frequently consulted by the Ways and Means Committee while drafting appropriation bills. The government pays him $2,500 yearly. McAdoo seeks a $4,000 salary.

Joseph 8. McCoy United States Treasury Department McAdoo McCoy Ways and Means Committee House

Britain Faces Trials as Powers Redraw Postwar Roles

Mr. Lloyd George warned that the coming months would be trying as one great power withdrew and another did not yet fully join. He emphasized Britain's need to stand by its word and uphold honor amid shifting European alignments.

Mr. Lloyd George

Italian War Office Reports German Attack Foiled At Monte Solarado

Italian and French forces repelled a German division thrust against Monte Solarado and the Col della Beretta region. Italian artillery and counter threats routed the assault, with prisoners and machine guns captured as the front activity remained limited elsewhere. The report covers the Brenta Piave battle, noting heavy fighting and German losses.

Rome Italian War Office Brenta Piave Monte Solarolo Salent Col Dell Orso Porte di Salton Monte Spinoncl Monte Solarado Caleino Col Della Beretta

Uncle Joe Cannon Bites Apple in Congress

Washington reports former Speaker Joseph G. Cannon temporarily abandons his cigar and walks to Congress biting a large red apple. He strolls the aisle scattering peelings toward Representative Rankin, then sits beside her and drops peelings at her feet before finishing the apple.

Washington Uncle Joe” Cannon Congress Miss Rankin

Sinking of City of Naples Reported by US Vessel

An American steamship arrived with news that the British steamer City of Naples was sunk on December 5 while under convoy of destroyers. The vessel was in ballast for White Star line and struck by a torpedo five days from Plymouth. Depth bombs were dropped but the fate of the crew remains unclear.

Atlantic City of Naples White Star Line Plymouth England City of Naples

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