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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1917

Page

5

J. S. On Verge of Break With Germany

Washington faces a possible rupture as Germany vows to discard subs restrictions. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing weigh two paths: recall of Gerard and German envoy Bernstorff’s pass or a diplomatic protest with a formal memorandum.

Lansing Gerard Presidnt Congress Bernstorff Washington United States Germany Wilson Europe Senate Berlin Count von Bernstorff State Department Ambassdor White House Quebee von Bernstorff Sussex

Farrell Addresses Foreign Trade Banquet Highlights Postwar Prosperity

James A. Farrell, head of United States Steel and chairman of the National Foreign Trade Council, urged renewed U S foreign trade cooperation for postwar prosperity at Pittsburgh’s fourth annual foreign trade convention banquet. He warned that continued submarine warfare and the Sussex note contradict earlier German pledges and threaten neutral shipping.

United States James A. Farrell United States Steel Corporation Pittsburgh Farrell National Foreign Trade Council

Plot to murder Lloyd George ends in Derby court arraignments

Four Derby residents including Mrs. Alice Wheeldon and two of her daughters are arraigned for plotting to kill Premier Lloyd George and Arthur Henderson. They deny the charges as trumped up punishment for conscientious objection to conscription. The women teach locally and the husband is a druggist's clerk.

Derby Eng Derby Guild Hall Lloyd George Arthur Henderson War Council Guildhall Alice Wheeldon Miss Ann Wheeldon Ilkeston School Winifred Alfred) Mason Foundry Lane School Southampton Tie Winifred Mason

Roosevelt Blames Wilson for Crisis Over German Note

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt criticizes President Wilson over the German note. He says Wilson should act to protect noncombatants and seize German vessels if threats to Americans continue. Greece’s Premier Lambros appeals to Droppers to lift the entente blockade to ease suffering.

New York Theodore Roosevelt Langdon Germany Wilson Lusitania Lambros Greece Garrett Droppers

Germany resumes unrestricted naval warfare in new U boat zones

Berlin declares policy of unrestricted sea warfare effective Feb 1 within barred zones around Great Britain France Italy and the eastern Mediterranean. Neutral ships travel at own risk while the U S is urged to press for humane conduct and avoid barred routes. Hospital ships barred from certain channel zones. London warns of immediate reprisals if German threat is carried out.

Germany Falmouth England Washington Kaiser Wilson U. S Berlin America Great Britain France Italy Mediterranean Jutland Gerard United States Senate Ireland India Austro-Hungary Turkey Bulgaria A. Falmouth Sicilly London Flamborough Head Terchelling Netherlands Landsend Quessant

Tennessee abolishes capital punishment law

Nashville Tennessee February 1 The bill repealing the anti capital punishment law in Tennessee passed and was signed by Governor Rye This legislative action ends capital punishment in the state according to the report

Nashville Tenn Tennessee Rye

Louis Botha Heads to War Council Meeting

Premier Louis Botha is reported to attend a war council meeting to discuss national defense strategies. The event underscores South Africa's wartime leadership and policy direction amid regional tensions.

Council British Empire Louis Botha Botha Africa

Aged Woodchopper Accused in Lake Wawasee Attack

Warsaw Indiana February 1 Harry Smi forty five years old suffers a four inch head gash and may die. David Trubey seventy is in county jail charged with murder after a cottage attack on Lake Wawasee. Smith staggered to a nearby house seeking help.

Warsaw Ind Harry Smi David Trubey Lake Wawasee Smith Trubey

Canadian Packers Drive Hog Prices at Chicago Yards

Canadian buyers entered the Chicago stockyards, purchasing the best hogs and pushing prices to the highest level yet seen. The price rose 20 cents per hundred pounds to about 12 dollars per hundredweight or 12 cents per pound live. Experts predict further gains, possibly to 13 dollars, as Canadian hams and bacon fetch higher Liverpool prices.

Chicago Liverpool United States

LEAK PROBE HITS STONE WALL AGAIN

New York February 1 congressional investigators pursued a leak in Wilsons note to neutrals and belligerents. Francis A Connolly Washington broker and R W Bollings partner testified admitting sending the note to E P Huttons New York firm before public release. He said he learned the note from gossip and his own ideas and questioned if a reliable source would have warned him to protect clients from a stock market drop.

New York Francis A. Connolly Washington R. W. Bolling Wilson E. P. Hutton and Company

Fire Sweeps Logansport Block Lodging H Wiler Co Loss

Fire destroyed part of the McGourty Block at Fourth street and Broadway in Logansport Indiana affecting the H Wiler Co furniture store Reichter barber shop a three story building and the Ark Theater with losses estimated at 75000 dollars. In Washington the state department sought details from the American minister in Costa Rica on the Gonzales government overthrow and foreign protections.

Logansport Ind McGourty Fourth Street Broadway H. Wiler & Co Reichter Ark Washington State Department Hale San Jose Costa Rica Gonzales

Markets Report From Chicago and East Buffalo Live Stock

Chicago live stock receipts hogs 54 000 with light heavy packers bids hogs 11 50 to 11 70. Cattle receipts 21 000 with steers 10 50 to 11 25 cows 7 25 to 8 00 prime dealers 13 50 to 14 25. East Buffalo quotes cattle 10 cars steady hogs 20 cars steady heavy hogs 12 25 pigs 10 75 to 11 25 lambs 14 60 to 14 75 yearlings 12 50 to 13 50 wethers 11 50 to 12 00 ewes 10 60 to 11 00 veals 15 00. Potatoes 1 90 to 2 25. Corn 3 white 99 to 99 1/4 cents. No 3 yellow 99 1/4 to 99 1/2. oats 3 white 55 1/2 to 56 cents. Butter firsts 38 cents. extras 36 1/4 to 37. eggs firsts 38 1/2 to 39 1/2 cents. storage 34 cents.

Chicago East Buffalo Dunning and Stevens Livestock Commission N. Y

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