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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1917

Page

5

German Chancellor Faces Yes or No Peace Ultimatum

Amsterdam reports Dr. George Michaelis, new imperial chancellor, must answer yes or no to peace without annexations and indemnities. The Reichstag bloc reportedly backs removing him if he defies it, signaling whether he can steer Germany toward peace or fall from power. The U S signals peace by negotiation with freedom of seas and no postwar sting. General von Stein and Admiral von Tirpitz urge confidence and time for U boats.

Amsterdam George Michaelis Michael Is Teuton Empire Bethmann-Hollweg Kaiser Berlin Reichstag Washington State Department Center Progressives Social Democrats Pat Wilson Stein von Stein Anzeiger Duesseldorf German National Union Germany Tirpitz Admiral von Tirpitz Michaelis

Gen Goethals Shipbuilding Plan Halted After Start

General Goethals shipbuilding program aimed to commandeer 1.5 million tons new construction, federalize yards to build standardized ships, contract two government plants for 400 steel merchantmen, and invest 3,000,000 for production in eighteen months. The shipbuilding board has halted the plans.

General Goethals The Shipbuilding Board

Military Aims Outlined Under Ludendorff Control

A fragment recalls a plan to prepare the path for a dictatorship with General Ludendorff in supreme command, signaling a shift toward centralized military authority and concentrated power.

Ludendorff

German gains near Malancourt wood reported

Berlin reports trenches recently captured by Germans near Malancourt wood and on both sides of the Malancourt Esnes road were penetrated by the French. Northern front from the Yser to the Lys sees increased artillery fighting.

Berlin Malancourt Wood Malancourt-Esnes War Office Yser Lys

Lioness as Elusive Dead as When Alive

Teodore Roosevelt will not join a Pratt county lion hunt. The phantom lioness carcass was found in the Sangamon river near Allerton ranch after Elmer Dewitt, whose collie was killed by the lioness, capsized a decoy canoe. The carcass floated downstream, elusive in death as in life.

Monticello Ill Teodore Roosevelt Pratt County Sangamon River Allerton Ranch Elmer Dewitt Dewitt

Cattle killer roaming Elkhart county arouses panic

In Goshen Indiana on July 19 a mysterious cattle killer strikes across Elkhart county. Farmers report missing cows half a dozen casualties with deaths after axe or knife wounds and poisoned stock. Milo Hershberger Addison Swart and Christian Umbaug witness losses totaling about 1500 dollars while authorities seek leads.

Goshen Ind Elkhart County Milo Hershberger Middlebury Addison Swart Christian Umbaug Nappanee

Senators Ask Light On Big Aviation Bill

Washington July 19 Senators Hardwick of Georgia and Owen of Oklahoma delay a 640000 aviation bill by offering two amendments Other lawmakers object Vardaman Mississippi would not vote for the bill as written Hardwick opposed a clause letting the President draft aviators Owen urged committee review of contracts to curb graft and cited paying 25000 for a 5000 airplane as wasteful

Washington Hardwick Georgia Owen Oklahoma Vardamen Mississippi

Police orders spark tension over job shifts in Omaha

Chief of Police announces searches for firearms among all African Americans as riots feared amid union strikes. City officials express concern over rising number of Black workers taking white jobs.

Omaha Neb

Baseball results from New York Chicago and other games

Baseball scores show New York beating Chicago 4 to 1 with Prendergast and Wilson. Brooklyn defeating St. Louis 5 to 1. Philadelphia over Cincinnati 3 to 1. Boston blanking Pittsburgh 8 to 0 in the first game and 12 to 2 in the second. Pittsburgh’s other game 6 to 2 loss to Boston.

New York Chicago Douglas Prendergast Wilson Perritt Rariden Brooklyn St. Louis Ames Horstman May Watson Snyder Cheney Miller Philadelphia Cincinnati Toney Clarke Mayer Killifer Boston Pittsburgh Steele Fischer Tyler Barnes Ragan Tragessor Carlson Rudolph

Baseball Scores and Lineups From Early American League Games

In Detroit and Chicago matchups the box scores show pitchers and catchers listed with team names and run totals. Notable pairs include Seobold and Schang for Detroit against Philadelphia, and Johnson and Haley against Detroit. Cleveland faced New York in a ten inning affair with Caldwell and Russell, while St Louis battled Boston with Mays and Agnew delivering run relief.

Detroit Philadelphia Seobold Schang Boland Stanage Johnson Bush Haley Meyer James Cunningham Chicago Washington Harper Shaw Henry Ainsmith Benz Schalk Cleveland New York Caldwell Russell Fisher Morton Covaleski Billings Deberry St. Louis Boston Mays Sid Agnew Koob Rngers Severeid

Rioting Arrests in East St Louis Officials Named

Police Sergeant Don Meehan Patrolman James O Brien and Chauffeur Albert H Wilson were ordered arrested on min timuses by Coroner C C Renner for rioting. They faced charges tied to the levee shooting on July 3 in which two Black victims died and two additional white men killed raised the toll to nine.

East ST. Louis Ill Don Meehan James O’brien Albert H. Wilson C. C. Renner

First Woman Applies for Farm Labor Job in Chicago

Miss May Moore of Kansas Montana becomes the first woman to apply at the local United States employment bureau for a position as a farm laborer in Chicago on July 19. The applicant seeks farm work and notes her background in agriculture.

Chicago United States Employment Bureau May Moore Kansas Montana

Hamilton county to furnish 151 volunteers

Omaha Nebraska July 19 report states Hamilton county will not see any draft. The county quota is 145 men but has contributed 151 volunteers. Local authorities confirm excess volunteers beyond the quota.

Omaha Neb Hamilton County

Increased activity on Roumanian and Russo-Galician fronts

The official bulletin reports heightened activity on the Roumanian front with revived artillery fighting in Archduke Joseph and Field Marshal von Mackensen sectors. In the north, around Riga Dvinsk and Smorgon, artillery exchanges grew more severe.

Berlin Archduke Joseph von Mackensen Riga Dvinsk Smorgon

Markets Report From ChicagoKansas City and East Buffalo

Chicago hogs and cattle prices and receipts. Kansas City hogs and cattle prices and receipts. East Buffalo livestock quotes with hogs cattle sheep and produce values. grains and produce prices including wheat corn oats and berries and apples.

Kansas City Ewestern East Buffalo Dunning and Stevens Livestock Commission N. Y

Revolt Rife in Russ Garrisons and Independence Moves

Petrograd reports a counterrevolution brewing with army participation in city garrisons. Kerensky clings to power as Fin land and Ukraine push for independence amid internal disunity. British tanks aid Russians in Galicia as front setbacks and clashes escalate.

Petrograd Galicia Council of Workmen’s Kerensky Finland Ukraine Nevsky Prospekt All Russia M. Kerensky Russian War Office Kalusz Hovica Teutons Korniloff Teuton Brzezany Halicz Berlin

Plans for Moros regiment in American force

Manila reports plans under way to form a full Moro regiment with the aim of attaching it to the American expeditionary force in France. Local officials expect recruitment and training to begin promptly.

Manila P. I1 France

Plaster Plot Arrests Reported In Kansas Inoculation Scheme

Kansas City officials say three men were arrested in separate towns for a plot to spread terror by inoculation through court plaster. Tests found tentanus germs on plasters. other germs may exist. Names withheld to prevent lynching. In Omaha an eighteen month old baby fell from a third story window and cried out, with no injuries found by the doctor.

Kansas City Kansas Fred Robertson United States District Attorney of Kan W. S. Smith Robertson Omaha, Neb Samuel Parker Angelus Apartments

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Gen Geo. W. Goethals American Press Association Carcass National League W. L W._L Gallia Ayers Danforth W. L. Pet W._L. Pet Chi Det Bost Wash Cleve Phil St L Roumania Alexander Kerensky Kenensky Galician Front Cash Grain T. LO Paul Ritter U. S Ritter Hague Berne Russia
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