Seven indicted in plot against United States war effort
Federal grand jury in New York indicts five Americans and two Germans or Irish agents in a conspiracy to wreck munitions plants sink ships and arm revolts. Named defendants include Jeremiah A. O Leary Sinn Fein figure and John T Ryan Buffalo attorney with others like Maria De Victorica Willard J Robinson and Albert Fricke. Leary and Ryan evade arrest while the others plead guilty and await trial as officials promise further disclosures.
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Jeremiah O’leary
New York
Wmig
Council
Q&oserca
Germany
Ireland
Great Britain
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
Ceperican
Sinn Feiner
Miria K. de Victorica
Baronne von Kretselmann
Carl Nediger
Beior
Willard J. Robinson
Sinn Fein
John T. Ryan
Buffalo Cny
Albert Paul Fricke
Mount Vermem
N. Y
hTaen
Palmer
Yell Kipper
Sxith Sinn Fein
Trudolf Bender
Mage Schweitzer
Wth
Madame” de Vetorten
Rodiger
Predvinson
Fricke
Kipper
Augustus N. Hand
IV Leary
Ryan
Washington
United States
Department of Justices
Jeremiah W Leary
Berman
Experimental air service links New York and Boston
Belmont Park hosted the inaugural flight as Lieutenant Webb of the U S Navy began the service. A separate report from Montreal notes Georges Wiechaire completing a flight from Washington to Montreal via Buffalo Toronto and Brockville, landing here Wednesday after departing Tuesday morning.
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New York
Boston
Vieutenant Webb
United States
Belmont Park
L. 1
Washington
Montreal
Georges (. Wiechaire
Waelington
Fairfield Schools Show Strong War Savings Stamp Sales
Fairfield public schools posted a strong War Savings Stamp campaign total of 5 505 90 for the last week of the term in 1918. The report lists grade by grade results including the high school and various grade levels with smaller totals and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Public Schools
Benj Adkin Writes From France To Family In War Time
Private Benj H Adkins of Company M 168th U S Infantry writes from Somewhere in France to his father Henry Adkins on S Fifth Street. He notes scarce letters for three weeks, mentions YMCA program with American girls, Paris newspapers, a large group in his home, asks about Loren Goddard and Shorty’s address, and signs off as son and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Adkins
S. Fifth Street
Benj. Adkins
Co. M. 168Th U. 5S. Inst
France
Paris
Loren Goddard
Shorty
German Treachery Alleged In Air Combat Over Domremy
Paris reports a new German act of treachery as a British aircraft is said to have been shot down near the Domremy region by a SPAD plane bearing a French cockade. The Petit Parisien argues the close range and high elevation prove the German airman used an emblem of a captured machine to claim an easy victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Petit Parisien
Domremy
Petit Parisen
Stock Yards Strike Off After Arbitration Agree
About 1500 cattle handlers return to work in Chicago after union leaders secured a federal judge appointment as arbitrator. An all day session between Union Stock Yards and Transit executives labor lenders and mediators produced an agreement. Workers sought a 15 dollar monthly raise while the company offered 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alschuler
A. G. Leonard
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Robert Osborne
FE. Withall
Ship Crash Ends In Loss Of Several Lives At Sea
The Kenilworth Castle, a 300 passenger steamer from Belfast built in 1904 and owned by Union Castle, collided with another vessel and reached a British port in crippled condition. Explosions occurred after the crash and several people were killed or drowned. A number are reported missing. The ship carried mail from South Africa.
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London
Kenilworth Castle
South Africa
Wenilworth Castle
Belfast
Union Castle Mail Steamship Company
Wilson Urges Suffrage In Louisiana Telegram
President Wilson urged adoption of woman suffrage in Louisiana in a telegram to the state legislature. He called the question of world wide significance and a standard for democracy, saying the expression comes from a profound sense of public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisiana
Wilson
Sam
Finality of Our Faith and Children's Day at Church
Wilbur R. Keesey leads Sunday School at 9 39 with the finality of our faith theme. Epworth League 7 00. no evening service due to a mass Armory meeting. Camp Welcome hosts Children's Day 9 30 with an interior church view, prizes, and an after program. English Lutheran: Sunday school 9 30 worship 11 sermon Bartering Away a Birthright. no evening service for Armory patriotic meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur R. Keesey
Epworth League
Armory
English Lutheran Church
Religious Services and Activities in New Chicago Mission
Sunday services in Agassiz room Library at 11 a m with 9 30 a m Sunday school. Wednesday 8 pm testimonial meeting. Reading Room over Fair clothing store open weekdays 2 30 4 30. New Chicago Mission Sunday School 2 30 pm. Public preaching lawn 8 pm with Gods Call. Children’s Day program June 16 at High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agassiz
God
Fair Clothing
Chicago Mission Sunday School
C. W. Wade
Mission Lawn
L. E. Kuins
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Liver and Bowel Help
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy replacing calomel. It promises clearer skin and buoyant feelings, claims to improve liver function and digestion without dangerous after effects, and notes sales in 10c and 25c boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aary
Edwards
Friday Rain Delays National League Games. AL Scores Reported
National League games were postponed due to rain. In the American League Detroit beat Washington 9 to 6. Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 6 New York 1. Mayeland 4 Boston 7. American Association results include Milwaukee 2 4 Columbus 1 2. St Paul 6 Toledon 1. Minneapolis 1 Indianapolis 0. Kansas City 4 Louisville 2.
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Chicage Neennnen
New York A
Cincinnati
Cee Eeweeres
NS Pittaturwh
sheeyAres
Philadelphia
Ween Ee Suecesnde
BOSON
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Adosenakeugtse
St. Louis Ser
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Brooklyn Aetbpeatpar
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Mayeland
Boston
American Assoctation
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledon
Minneapells
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Loulaville
Santa Fe News Dealers Boycott Hearst Papers
All news dealers in Santa Fe have agreed not to sell any Hearst newspapers or magazines hereafter as of June 8.
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Hearst
Santa Fe
N. M
Changes in Journal Classified and Letters Policy
The Daily Journal announces new rates and rules for readers. Cards of Thanks cost fifty cents. Poems are billed five cents per line. Letters from service members are welcomed. General communications may be used but publication is not guaranteed. Classified ads rise June 1 to 25 cents for first insertion and 15 cents for each follow up. Minimum five lines or 25 words. Additional words cost one cent first insertion and half a cent subsequent insertions.
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Daily Journal
For Sale Notices Collected in Issue
Classified sale ads list items including a nearly new round reed baby carriage ivory finish advertised by Mrs Raymond Holgate a North Main street property offered by H M Truesdale tent 12x14 fine condition Howell property 105 West Washington Street Leggett McKenney Aston plants Peter Henderson Ennor Saxon Roadster in all condition inquire at Journal office good rubber tired survey R B Louden yearling Short Horn bull contact number 8302
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Holgate
North Main Street
H. M. Truesdale
Howell
West Washington Street
Leggett & McKenney
Peter Henderson Astor
Journal Office
R. B. Louden
For Rent Notices From Journal Classifieds
Several rental items in the Journal classifieds list modern houses with varying rooms and amenities. One entry seeks a five foot second hand mower, while others offer six room houses with bath basement attic or large furnished front rooms, all with phone contacts and address notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Garmore
Kory
Te Journal
For Rent Seven Room House Near Square
For rent a seven room house in good repair two blocks from the square listed by Wm M Hufstedler. 364 WANTED help for general house work permanent position offered by Mrs Fred L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Hufstedler
Fred L
Wanted a light house girl for family of two
A brief classified notice seeks a girl for light house work in a two person household at 405 S Main Street with laundry duties omitted. Wage details are stated as good. Contact phone number 3255 appears in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Main Street
Lost keys found near Hestons to Libertyville area
Lost on Sunday a bunch of keys missing from road near Hestons west of Libertyville or between Duvalls and Fairfield. Finder asked to return to Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunch of Keys
Heston's
Libertyville
Duvall’s
Fairfield
Journal Office
Notice of District Court Quiet Title Action in Jefferson IA
Joe L. Ball sues to quiet title to real estate in Jefferson County Iowa. Defendants include John R Collins and others with unknown heirs and claimants. Case seeks declaration of plaintiff's fee simple ownership and adverse possession history. Deadline to answer is Sept 9 1918. Starr and Jordan attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jefferson County
Iowa
Joe L. Ball
John R Collins
John R. Collins
Ada B. Long
J. F. Long
Range Ten
W. A. Clark
L L. Sargeants
Towa
Fairfield
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Washington Building
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Lincoln
Benj. Adkin
Rom
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Benj
H. Adkins
Kenilworth
Castile
British
First Methodist
First Baptist
Bible
Christian Science
The
Nour PA
People's Column
Starr & Jordan
Plaintiff
Fairfield Iowa
Gaumer’s Drug CO
Mohr and Crow’s
Mullenix
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