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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1919

Page

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Fierce Fighting in Streets as Berlin Grips by Civil War

Berlin erupts into street fighting with Spartacans seizing the chancellor’s palace and Vorwaerts building. Liebknecht leads red forces against government troops while Bolshevik leaders Joffe and Radek aid the revolution, as thousands rally in Unter den Linden.

Copenhagen Berlin Munich The Politiken Spartacans Liebknecht Red Karl Liebknecht Spartacus Wolff Germany Frankfort Adolf Joffe M. Radek Lieb- Knecht Rosa Luxemburg Chancellor's Palace Tiergarten Ltegasello Wilthe

Spartacan Marchers Face Massed Guard in City Stand

Spartacan soldiers stood in open order before the Hotel Action with rifles ready, yet no shots were fired. The marchers, mostly bedraggled women and young girls save some factory workers, form the city’s seam. Observers fear bloodshed may erupt before day’s end.

Roosevelt Death Reverberates Across Allied World

London papers mourn Colonel Roosevelt whose wartime support of the allies raised him to popular status. The Pall Mall Gazette notes America loses a great citizen and the world a vivid, virile personality that can ill be spared.

Pall Mall Gazette America

France Mourns Roosevelt Death As Leaders Honor Him

Paris reports President Roosevelt's death shocks France and world leaders. President Poincare recalls a letter about visiting Quentin Roosevelt's grave and urges sympathy for Mrs. Roosevelt. Ambassadors and officials from Jusserand to Hoover offer tributes to the late American president.

Poincare France Paris Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Quentin Mrs. Roosevelt Liberty J. J. Jusserand United States Henry White Mr. Roosevelt Herbert C. Hoover Colonel Eluouse House Rae Sole Spaesers

French War Damage Bill Estimated at 13 Billion

Major George B. Ford head of the Red Cross housing research service reports the total cost Germany should pay is just under 13 billion dollars. He says France budget figures are high and his survey supports a large war damage bill across devastated regions. Belgium and other areas add hundreds of millions to the total.

Paris George B. Ford Red Cross Housing Research Service Germany Major Ford Chamber of Deputies Major McKinstry Engineering Board Peace Commissioners Belgium Connecticut Rhode Island Nord Railroad

Marine aviator leader arrives in Washington after France

Maj. A A Cunningham commander of the United States marine aviation corps arrives in Washington from France and receives the highest commendation from the major general commanding. He trained a picked Marine aviators unit after front service and earlier became the first marine aviation officer in 1912.

A. A. Cunningham United States Marine Aviation Corps Washington France Cunningham Major Cunningham

Roosevelt Family Sends and Receives World Wide Sympathy

President Wilson and King George send condolences to Mrs. Roosevelt after the death of her husband. Messages from Alexandra and former President Taft join a flood of telegrams to Sagamore Hill, noting the loss of a great American and world figure.

Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt Wilson Modane George England Alexandra Eneland Tom Taft Harrisburg Lincoln

General Harris Obeys Orders of German Mob

Berlin reports that a German mob compelled Gen. Harris to haul down the Stars and Stripes over the Adlon Hotel housing entente officers. The crowd threatened to storm the building unless the flag was immediately lowered.

Harris

Battle of Berlin Still Rages as Street Fighting Continues

London reports Berlin carnage with several hundred killed as clashes persist in the German capital. The Ebert government appears to be regaining control while moving picture operators film the fighting.

London Berlin

Lenine Arrested In Moscow Dictatorship Claim

Copenhagen reports Premier Nicola Lenine has been arrested by order of Minister of War Trotzky who has reportedly seized control and declared himself dictator of Russia. The move follows tensions within the Bolshevik leadership and signals a severe political crisis.

Russia

Battleships Georgia Kenatas Bring 2500 Troops Home

Newport News Virginia dispatch reports battleships Georgia and Kenatas arriving from France with two thousand five hundred troops aboard. The homeward fleet arrival marks a return from wartime service.

Newport News Georgia France

Polish Women In Battle At Lemberg Front

Ruthenian troops advance and surround Lemberg defended by Poles. Poles driven from Lubachoff northwest of Lemberg. Ruthenian attack with 20000 rifles over a 12 mile front. Polish forces from Lemberg, including a women’s division, join the defense.

London Lemberg Copenhagen Vienna Lubachoff Eas Re Tat

Women and girls killed in Pittsburgh film exchange blast

A devastating explosion at 804 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, kills fifteen to twenty people and injures about a score. Most victims are women trapped on upper floors of a seven story building. Firefighters rescue survivors amid flames and smoke as it is unclear what caused the blast.

Pittsburgh Pennn Avenue Allegheny General Mercy Presbyterian Penn Avenue Lawrence H. Dorgan Lieutenant Dorgan Backgvards Neelen Rose Ruprabkin North Side

Shanahan Elected Republican Speaker Candidate on First Ballot

Springfield Jan 8 David E Shanahan won the Republican caucus nominee for speaker of the house on the first ballot with 48 votes to 37 for Flagg 1 for Perkins and 1 blank vote He will be the unanimous Republican candidate today in the house race.

Springfield David E. Shanahan Republican Caucus Shanahan Flagg Perkins Shurtleff

Turmel Dead Former Deputy In Enemy Trading Case

Luis Turmel representative in the chamber of deputies for the Coten-du-Nord was arrested in October 191 on charges of trading with the enemy and is now dead.

Turmel Biles. Peris Jas Luis Turmel Chamber of Deputies Coten-du-Nord

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