Indicted Conspiracy Case Ties German Agents to Sinn Fein
Seven individuals including Jeremiah A. O'Leary and Carl Rodiger were indicted in New York on charges of espionage and treason conspiracies. The case alleges plans to assist Germany by wrecking ships, destroying munitions, aiding an Irish revolt, and financing such operations. Leary and Ryan remain at large as trials loom in Washington with more German Irish links expected to surface.
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New York
Weisizens
Gerer
Smo
Perand
Inter- S
Swe
Great Britain
Jeremiah A. O’leary
Theeemcan Sinn Feiner
Steen Justice
Maria K. de Victorica
Baronees von Kretselman
Carl Rodiger
Germany
Willard J. Robinson
Sinn Fein
John T. Ryan
Buffalo
N. Y
Ferney
Albert Paul Fricke
Mount Vermont
Yindel’ Bender
Hugo Schweitzer
de Vetorica
Todiger
Moevinson
Fricke
Kipper
Augustus N. Hand
Irin
Leary
Ryan
Washington
Trish
United States
Irland
Department of Justice
Jeremiah Leary
Start New Air Route Inaugurated Between New York And Wooston
Experimental airplane mail service between New York and Wooston began with Leutenant Webb of the United States Army piloting the initial flight from Belmont Park.
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New York
Wooston
Leutenant Webb
United States Army
Belmont Park
L. 1
French Ace Completes Washington to Montreal Flight
Georges O. Winchaire, the French ace, finished a trip begun Tuesday from Washington, D. C. He landed in Montreal on Wednesday after routing through Buffalo Toronto and Brockville.
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Washington
Montreal
Liew
Georges O. Winchaire
Washington, D. C
Buffalo
Toronto
Brockville
Fairfield Schools Excelling in War Savings Sales
Fairfield public schools posted a strong War Saving Stamps total of 5505.90 for the last week of school in May 1918. The article notes each grade’s weekly contribution and highlights the exceptional performance by students and staff.
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Fairfield Public Schools
Letter from Benjamin Adkins in France to family
Privt. Benj. H. Adkins of Company M 168th U. S. Inf. writes from Somewhere in France to his father and brothers. He mentions delays in letters, visits to the Y M C A with American girls, newsprint from Paris, and asks about Loren Goddard and Shorty’s address while signing as son and brother.
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Henry Adkins
S. Fifth Street
Benj. Adkins
Co. M. 168Th U. S. Inst
France
Paris
Loren Goddard
Shorty
Privt
Benj. H. Adkins
German air treachery alleged in French reform report
Paris reports a new act of German treachery as a British plane is downed near Domremy by a Spad carrying a French cockade. The Petit Parisien says the close range and elevation prove it was a German airman using captured emblems to win cheaply.
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Paris
Petit Parisien
Domremy
Petit Parison
Stock Yards Strike Called Off After Arbitration Deal
About 1500 cattle handlers returned to work as Federal Judge Alschuler was named arbitrator following an all day conference. Union leader A G Leonard confirmed the dispute over wages and the arbitration agreement ends the walkout. The union seeks a fifteen dollar monthly raise, while the company has offered a five dollar increase.
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Chicago
Alschuler
A. G. Leonard
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Robert Osborne
I. Withall
Several Die in Ship Crash Near London
The steamer Kenilworth Castle carrying about 800 passengers and mail from South Africa capsized after a collision near a British port. Explosions followed the impact, and several people were killed or drowned. A number remain missing as the crippled ship was brought in for aid.
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London
Kenilworth Castle
South Africa
Belfast
Union Castle Mail Steamship Company
Wilson Urges Suffrage in Louisiana Telegraph
President Wilson urged Louisiana to adopt woman suffrage in a telegram to the state legislature. He called the issue of world wide significance and a standard for democracy and expressed strong public interest in its complete establishment.
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Washington
Louisiana
Wilson
Santa Fe News Dealers Boycott Hearst Papers
All news dealers in Santa Fe have agreed not to sell any Hearst newspapers or magazines hereafter. The move follows a citywide decision impacting distribution of Hearst related publications.
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Hearst
Santa Fe
N. M
Sunday church services and Children’s Day plans
Wilbur R. Keesey leads Sunday School at 9 39 a m with The Finality of Our Faith topic. Epworth League at 7 p m, no evening service due to a mass meeting at the Armory. Camp Welcome promises Children’s Day exercises tomorrow at 9 30 with an interior church view at 9 35 if weather allows.
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Wilbur R. Keesey
Epworth League
Armory
English Lutheran Church
Religious services and classes at New Chicago Mission
Weekly schedule lists Sunday services in Agassiz room at 11 a m and Sunday school at 9 30 a m A Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 00 with readings over the Fair clothing store Reading Room hours 2 30 to 4 30 weekdays A loan library of authorized literature exists for visitors. Children day program set for June 16 at the High School supervised by L E Kutins.
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Christian Church Bible School
Agassiz
God
Fair Clothing
NEW
Chicago Mission
C. W. Wade
Mission Lawn
L. E. Kutins
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promising Digestive Aid
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as a vegetable formula acting on liver and bowels like calomel with no dangerous after effects. Marketed as a color improving tonic, they claim clearer skin and buoyancy, selling millions of boxes at 10c and 25c through druggists.
Notices on Classified Ads and Letters Policy
The Daily Journal lists rates for Classsified advertising and column tributes. Cards of Thanks cost fifty cents. poetry lines are five cents each. Letters from service members may be published. space constraints require selectivity. Effective June 1 rates: 25 cents for first insertion and 15 cents for each subsequent insertion with a five line minimum.
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Daily Journal
For Sale Notices and Purchases Summary
Numerous small ads list items for sale or rent including a round reed baby carriage ivory finish and a tent 12x14 with a six foot wall. Other properties for sale include North Main Street and 105 West Washington Street with agents Leggett and McKenney. Also listed are a Saxon Roadster a yearling Short Horn bull and a rubber tired survey tool with contact phone numbers.
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Raymond Holgate
North Main Street
H. M. Truesdale
Howell
West Washington Street
Leggett & McKenney
Peter Henderson Astor
Journal Office
R. B. Louden
For Rent and Wants Classified Items
FOR RENT nine room house modern except heat good location also want to buy five foot second hand mower Phone 8513 643 FOR RENT Modern house except heat six rooms including bath also basement and attic garden planted Four blocks from the square Possession at once Phone 3420 W D GARMOE FOR RENT In modern house a large furnished front room At residence south of The Kory 300 FOR RENT A room Enquire at te Journal office 619
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W. D. Garmoe
Kory
Te Journal
Original Notice in Ball v Collins estate dispute seeks quiet title
In Jefferson County Iowa the case of Joe L Ball against John R Collins and others seeks a court decree quieting plaintiff's title to land described as parts of sections 31 and 19 in Township 72 Range Ten. Plaintiffs allege twenty years of adverse possession and tax payment. defendants warned to appear by Sept 9 1918 or default judgment will be entered. Starr & Jordan represent the plaintiff.
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District Court
Jefferson 2
Iowa
Joe L. Ball
John R. Collins
Ada B. Long
J. F. Long
Range Ten
Jefferson County
Anna C. Collins
William Stewart
John Young
A. Clark
I. L. Sargeants
Ricke T
Fairfield
Wanted A Girl For Light House Work
Help wanted notice seeks a girl for light house work in a two person family at 405 S Main Street. Laundry duties not required. Good wages offered. Contact 3255 or 303.
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Hunt
S. Main Street
Lost Keys Report Near Hestons and Duvalls
A batch of keys vanished on Sunday on the road near Hestons west of Liberty ville or between Duvall's and Fairfield. Finder urged to return to the Journal office.
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Bunch of Keys
Heston’s
Libertyville
Duvall’s
Fairfield
Journal Office
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