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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1919

Page

4

Locomotives Shipped to France in Record Time

The United States Army transport force moved over 400 complete locomotives and 1,200 in sections to France during wartime. Ships carried 12 locomotives per hold with heavy loading methods, achieving a total journey from shop to front in under 12 days. Maj. Dan O Brien directed the operations across ports, barges, ships, and rail links.

Washington France United States Army New York Tongland Channel America England New Jersey United States Transport Service Dan O'Brien United States Cuba Mexico Philippines

Iowa National Guard May Continue Its Organization

Des Moines reports Iowa's national guard units that served in 1917 likely will not lose their identity. Major E. E. Lucas says efforts will refederalize infantry artillery and engineers after muster out. Batteries from the 126th field artillery will return home to Davenport Clinton and Muscatine.

Des Moines Iowa E. E. Lucas Iowa National Guard One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Field Artillery Camp Dodge Davenport Clinton Muscatine Adjutant General's Office Lucas War Department

Marshall Vorhies Dies After Influenza Battle

Marshall Vorhies died January 12 after a prolonged influenza illness. Born October 8, 1889, he married Emma Olive Johnson on February 16, 1911 and left four sons. He leaves a large family and nine brothers and three sisters. funeral was led by Rev. H. E B. Weaver at New Sweden M. E. cemetery in Lockridge.

Marshall Vorhies Vorhies Mt. Pleasant Edgar Vorhies Emma Olive Johnson H. E B. Weaver New Sweden M. E Lockridge Times

Thieves Break In Steal Jewelry Then Return Property

In Iowa City Mrs Wolfe found her door unlocked and thieves looted a sapphire ring watch necklace and purse containing 75 dollars. The next day the robbers returned the stolen items and left them on her front porch.

Iowa City

War Savings stamp committee blasts pledge defaulters

The Mahoning county War Savings stamp committee speaks plainly calling out residents who fail to meet stamp pledges as refusing to feed the army of occupation in Europe. The public warning uses direct language to urge support.

Youngstown Mahoning County War Savings Stamp Committee Europe

Wanted Help Wanted Notices in Jefferson County

Classified column lists WANTED positions including a dishwasher cook and grocer salesman. Advertisements promote high earnings with no experience and offer sample outfits and instructions from firms such as West Side Restaurant and John Sexton & Co seeking local and national sales.

John Sexton & Co Illinois St Chicago Illinois

Ukrainians Gather in New York to Counter Bolshevism

More than 1 000 delegates from Ukrainian communities in the United States and Canada met in New York to plan combatting Bolshevism in America and Europe and to promote Americanizing one million Ukrainians. Rev N Pidhorecki said the convention was called due to the alarming spread of bolshevism and language barriers among emigrants. He stressed Ukrainians are here to stay and must become better Americans.

New York United States Canada America Europe

Carinthian Fighting Ceases for Negotiations

The Carinthian chief commander reports a cease fire on January 14 from the Carinthian front, agreed with the Labach command, to permit negotiations.

Klagenfurt Austria Carinthia Labach

War Not Over Says Hollis Amid Europe Turbulence

Senator Hollis returning from Europe warns Bolshevism threatens Western Europe and Spain as he backs a 1.2 billion food appropriation and argues the war may not be finished despite the armistice. He notes troop shifts in Paris and possible friction among authorities.

Europe Washington Wilson Hollis Spain France Paris

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