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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

Page

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Lottery in Senate Office Receives Youth Draft Selections

Washington June 28 The drawing of numbers to determine order of call for the 1918 class youths under the Select Service law was held in the senate office building with Secretary Baker and top military leaders present. Numbers were recorded on big blackboards as drawn, forming a formal record for the draft sequence.

Washington Senate Baker Mareh Crowder Chamberlain Senate Military Committee House Military Committee

Grand Duke Nicholas Proclaimed Emperor of Russia

From Copenhagen reports say Grand Duke Nicholas, uncle of the former Czar, has proclaimed himself emperor as Bolshevik control in Moscow falls. General Korniloff with German troops captures the city while Lenin and Trotsky flee toward the Ijuman coast.

Nicholas Czar Russia Lowon Copenhagen Moscow Korniloff Lenine Trosky Ijuman

Kuehlman Tenders Resignation

Paris reports on June 28 that Kuehlmann has tendered his resignation to the Kaiser.

Kuehlman Paris Kuehlmann

Hungarian Troops Rebel at Gyor and Pecs Garrisons

Paris reports Hungarian troops in Gyor and Pecs garrisons have rebelled. Two thousand soldiers have been condemned to death amid the uprising.

Paris Gyor Pecs

Only minor operations on West Front

Paris reports limited activity on the battle lines yesterday with no major engagements. The brief update notes small-scale movement and minimal clashes along the western front in a quiet period.

West Front Paris

Two Flyers Killed In Camps

Dayton report says Archie Freeman an airplane pilot and Robert Ahlers an ignition expert were aboard a plane that fell at Moraine field near Dayton. Freeman was killed and Ahlers is seriously injured but expected to recover. Cause of the crash undetermined. In Fort Worth a second fatal plane accident claims Cadet Thomas Clifford Anderson of Trinidad Colorado.

Dayton Archie Freeman Robert Ahlers Moraine Field Here Ablers Fort Worth Tex Thomas Clifford Anderson Trinidad Colo

May Ship Losses Reported for Allies and Neutrals

London reports May merchant tonnage losses from enemy action and marine risk. British losses total 2 745 tons while allied and neutral reach 130 050 tons. The May aggregate stands at 255 004 tons, compared with April’s 811 450 tons and May of last year at 20 886 tons.

London Admiralty Warine Rivk Rita

Martial law looming in Austria-Hungary empire

Swiss dispatches report the Austrian Hungarian realm may proclaim martial law soon as food shortages intensify. The move comes amid growing unrest and a severe famine pressure across the empire.

Paris tria-Hungary Empire

American Forces to Italy Rapidly Deploy Regiment

General Pershing, by order from Washington, selects an infantry regiment for immediate deployment to Italy. The unit is in training in France and will be replaced by a U.S. regiment from this side. The move signals limited early participation on the Italian front with broader actions possible later. Meanwhile on the Marne the U.S. drive increases prisoners to 811 and captures eleven machine guns and other matériel. Henry Lenert Jr. recalls capturing 83 Germans after diving into a shell hole and guiding prisoners to American lines.

Washington Permshing Italy Baker France Marne Belleau Wood Henry P. Lenert, Jr Chicago Belleauwood Ile

British seize an outpost west of Vieux Berquin

British troops report capturing a German strong point west of Vieux Berquin east of Hazebrouck with prisoners and machine guns. French and Belgian actions are noted with raids and credits. Belgian loan total rises to 191.8 million dollars and allied grants to 5.95 billion dollars.

London Vieux Berquin Hazebrouck Haly Aisne Vosges

Pauline Plotka Acquitted in Dr Jindra Murder Case

In Chicago on June 23 Pauline Plotka was acquitted by a jury in Judge Cane court of murdering Dr Jon Jindra after three hours of deliberation. Five ballots were reportedly cast during the vote.

Girt Chicago Pauline Plotka Jon Jindra Cane Court Smi « Holt Tr Ty

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