Daily Journal Announces Editorial Staff Changes
The Daily Journal outlines new roles within its newsroom listing publishers editors and management. The brief notes a shift in titles including editor and manager responsibilities across one week and one month timelines.
Freedom in Dress Poem Excerpt by Ben Jonson
A verse on fashion and restraint contrasts simple grace with ornate art. The speaker longs for natural beauty over cosmetics and elaborate styling, praising unforced appearance and modest elegance.
Ray Longwell Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Ray Longwell a member of Company M and longtime Fairfield resident died this afternoon at Jefferson County Hospital from pneumonia aged about 34. He was the son of Mr and Mrs William Longwell and came to Fairfield seven years ago. Funeral plans are not announced. Mrs P H Fisher was injured when a car collided with a horse being moved to Birmingham, killing the animal.
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Ray Longwell
Company M
Jeffrson County Hospital
Mr. Longwell
William Longwell
Fairfield
P. H. Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Birmingham
Federal agents raid Chicago election office for election records
Federal agents seized last November's presidential election records from Chicago City Hall and served grand jury subpoenas on County Judge Thomas J. Scully Chief Clerk Dennis J. Egan and others. The action targets alleged fraud in the general section as authorities open a grand jury investigation. Records seized cover the First Second Eighteenth and Twenty-first wards.
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Chicago
Mar
Federal Department of Justice
City Election Commission
Moon
Thomas J. Scully
Dennis J. Egan
The
Election Commission
British Close In On Bapaume As German Bulletin Cites Ends
London dispatch reports British forces near Bapaume within two miles, pressing through stubborn resistance on the Ancre and Somme fronts. Berlin’s war bulletin claims the engagements unfold as its command desires and hints at strategic withdrawals.
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London
Bapaume
Ancre
Somme
Berlin
Cattle and Hogs Markets See Mixed Receipts and Prices
Hog receipts 30 000 with light shipments 13.25 to 15.35 and 11.00 to 15.85 for good to fans. Wattle receipts 12 000 with red quotes 11.00 to 11.40 for good to choice steers and 11.00 to 11.50 for beef. Cash grain shows No 3 white corn 99 to 1004 cents, No 2 yellow 99 to 1044. Prices uneven across grains and butter. Buffalo live stock notes report cattle slow, hogs strong 13.90 to 14.00, sheep top 14.50 to 14.65, yearlings 13.00 to 13.50, ewes 11.00 to 11.50, veals 12.75.
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Buffalo
Bart Buffalo
Old soldiers seek funding to reach Vicksburg Jubilee
Commander J S Gantz lists local veterans who plan to attend the Grand Peace Jubilee in Vicksburg Mississippi October 16 to 19. A Des Moines legislature push seeks free transport funding for these veterans of Iowa units including the 19th and 17th Iowa Infantry and related Cavalry and Ohio units.
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J. 8S. Gantz
George Strong Post
Vicksburg
Miss
Des Moines
John H. Downard
Fairfield
19Th
Lowa Infantry
Iowa Infantry
Wm. H. Hufstedler
25Th
SB. Turner
Iowa Cavalry
J. S. Gantz
J. E. Roth
David Metzler
Packwood
Francis Forney
Batavia
30Th
Ohio Infantry
Benjamin Ivens
Abe Frakes
Birmingham
Iowa
Wm. Hendricks
Towa
Henry Grammer
Lherryville
Town
Lewis W. Shaw
Westminster Guild to Meet at Mrs Louden Home
Society notes detail a Westminster Guild gathering at Mrs Roy Louden on South Third Street tomorrow afternoon. Other items include a Ladies Aid farewell for Wheatley and Roach families, a Grace Canby and Harold Unkrich wedding, Jefferson Lodge No 4 meeting, and social events hosted by Mrs R Bruce Louden and Mr and Mrs Wm Parsons.
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Westminster Guild
Roy Louden
South Third Street
Grace Canby
Mt. Pleasant
Harold H. Unkrich
Lockridge
Chas. H. Heer
North Court Street
W. R. Keesey
Methodist Church
J. G. Browning
Miss Canby
George P. Canby
Unkrich
C. H. Litton
Glasgow
Olds
R. Bruce Louden
West Adams Street
Geneva
Helen Ripley
Burlington
Becker
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Oliver death linked to liquor and suicide near Libertyville
Joseph W. Oliver a farmer west of Libertyville killed himself with his sister's 32 caliber revolver after a period of drinking. The tragedy followed prior hospital stays for alcoholism and a car crash in Ottumwa. No funeral details yet.
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Oliver
Libertyville
Joseph W. Oliver
Miss Oliver
Clarence Lee
Daniel Goehring
Julius Goehring
D. H. King
Batavia
Charles Smith
John Powel
Ottumwa
Joseph
Dutch steamer Armando rescues 179 Bay of Biscay victims
The Armando reported arriving at Newport News that on January 28 it rescued 179 survivors from five ships torpedoed in the Bay of Biscay. The ships sunk included two Norwegian, two British, and one Italian vessels. survivors were landed at Vigo, Spain, as the Armando neared Hampton Roads en route from Rotterdam.
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Newport News
Armando
Bay of Biscay
Vigo
Spain
Rotterdam
Hampton Roads
House Approves 400000 For Food Inquiry
Washington March 1 The House voted to appropriate 400000 in the civil sundry bill for a federal trade commission inquiry into the high cost of living despite objections from Appropriations Chairman Fitzgerald who called the probe a will o the wisp.
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Washington
Fitzgerald
Appropriations
Federal Trade Commission
House
Willard Brings Wolgast to Milwaukee Sanitarium
Champion Jess Willard accompanied Ad Wolgast ex lightweight champion to Milwaukee on March 1 for a rest cure. Wolgast suffers a nervous breakdown and was persuaded by Willard and manager Tom Jones to seek treatment at a sanitarium.
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Wolgast
Milwaukee
Wis
Jess Willard
Ad Wolgast
Willard
Tom Jones
Teutons Resume Moldavia Drive Against Russo Romanian Lines
Berlin reports a sudden Teuton offensive across the Valputia road in Moldavia. Heights were seized, 1,800 prisoners captured, eleven machine guns and nine mine throwers fell into German hands. Petrograd concedes a reverse but claims some positions were retaken.
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Berlin
Mar
Teutons
Moldavia
Valputia Road
Petrograd
President Wilson Signals Peace Goal Easier to Believe
President Wilson told peace advocates he has always favored peace and will use his power to maintain it. He urged the nation to grasp the magnitude of the peace question and the country’s responsibility.
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Washington
Mar
Wi Son
Prominent Iowa political figure dies at Des Moines hospital
Des Moines marching to death of Colonel James McConologue longtime member of the state board of control and a leading figure in Iowa Democratic politics He died at a Des Moines hospital after several weeks of illness of apoplexy He formerly served as mayor of Mason City.
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Des Moines
James McConolgue
State Board of Control
Iowa
Mason City
Governor Harding to speak at K of P banquet
The Forty first annual K of P lodge banquet will be at Leggett house tomorrow evening with Governor W L Harding as principal speaker. J A Huglin J S McKenney and Hon Geo W Ball will also give short talks. Tickets are selling fast and unsupplied tickets may be obtained at Beverings cigar store before noon.
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K. of P. Lodge
Leggett House
W. L. Harding
J. A. Huglin
J. S. McKenney
Geo. W. Ball
Bevering's
Mrs C L Walker Dies After Long Illness at Local Hospital
Mrs C L Walker widow of the late Rev C L Walker and mother of Ross Walker of this city died this morning at Jefferson County Hospital after months of cancer. Born Susan M Grey in Batavia Iowa October 30 1858 she married Rev C L Walker in 1875. They had ten children four of whom survive in Batavia Cedar Rapids and this city. Funeral is set for Saturday at 2 PM at the Batavia Christian church with burial in Batavia cemetery.
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C. L. Walker
Rev. C. L. Walker
Ross Walker
Jefferson County Hospital
Susan M
Alfred
Elizabeth Grey
Batavia
Iowa
Ross G
Rulie B
Mamie E
Guy R
Anna Collard
Cedar Rapids
Christian Church
Coats
Brown
Batavia Cemetery
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