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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1919
Page
3
The Ramanonés cabinet resigns in Madrid as the king asks them to remain until the budget clears Parliament. He will consult with political leaders on new ministry appointments.
The Iowa senate voted 33 to 13 to repeal the Sunday blue laws, allowing cities of six thousand population to decide amusements locally. The measure could legalize theatres movies ball games and other activities if approved by the house and governor.
Nearly all conscientious objectors released by the army at Fort Leavenworth have returned discharge payments. They say scruples against fighting also forbid accepting pay for noncombatant service. About 85,000 had already been returned with more remittances in transit.
Twenty two women members of the national women's party were arrested in Boston for defying police orders to move from in front of the state house. They stood before the official reviewing stand with banners bearing Garis inscriptions and were charged with disobeying city ordinances.
London reports the ameer of Afghanistan Hubbulehkan has been assassinated. He was 43 and ascended the throne in 1901. The announcement comes as official information from the region confirms the death.
Sir Calthrop Guy Spencer Calthrop, controller of cog mines since 1917, died of influenza in London on February 25 following illness. The death is reported from the city with notices noting his long service in industry and public affairs.
Director Charles H. Schweppe calls for renewed Liberty Loan support after the war. He stresses paying war debts, finishing the victory, and urges nationwide enthusiasm to fund the Victory Liberty Loan to its full limit. The piece praises sacrifices and urges the public to join Liberty organizations in completing the postwar financial effort.
Governor Harding, escorted by a physician and state agents, arrives in Ida Grove to respond to a grand jury summons tied to Ernest Rathbun's pardon. Citizens, including Elsie Harkens’ family, await the decision as prosecutors seek indictments for perjury and possible bribery tied to the case.
The governor promotes the Victory Liberty Loan to be floated in April to fund postwar costs. Readers learn that government spending runs to about 2 billion dollars monthly and banks finance deficits. bonds must be purchased to avoid direct taxes and sustain national reconstruction.
E. J. Eisenhart will tune pianos in Fairfield from February 24 to March 5. Leave tuning orders at Leggett House or Scheffel's music store.
Special communication of Clinton Lodge No. 15 A FP and A M at 7 30 Tuesday evening. Work in third degree cree refreshments will be served Roy Williams W M involved.
The notice asks every member to be present at a Moose meeting tomorrow evening and mentions there will be special business on the agenda.
Advertises Phosphate fortified Iron as a remedy to restore energy and vitality. Claims improved appearance with flushed cheeks, sparkling eyes, and animated spirits. Targets nervous men and women, urging action and promising quick results.
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