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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1917

Page

1

War tax bill advances amid broad support in Congress

Congress backs the administration war revenue bill with minimal opposition as Fordney argues for a nonpartisan war measure and bonds to fund expenses. Gardner defends postal items while Collier speaks on the bill amid a days long debate easing under five minute rule. a vote is expected by Wednesday. In Petrograd, the Schlissel munitions district faces a revolt as workers seek a separate republic, with leaders arrested and officials appealing for order.

Washington Congress House Fordney Michigan Ways and Means Representative Fordney Gardner Massachusetts United States Collier Mississippi Petrograd Schlisselbere Workmen's and Soldiers’ Committee Workmen's and Tschedse Social Democrats Russia Schussethere New York East Side

Russian peace move launched amid upheaval in Russia

A Petrograd report says the Russian working men and soldiers delegates plan to convene a neutral country based international socialist peace conference. A separate address by provisional war minister Alexander Guchov cites internal troubles, dual power and calls for unity to strengthen the army. Washington announces the U S commission to Russia includes Root Crane Mott McCormick Bertron Duncan Russell Scott Glennon and others. An Allied memorial day proposal to honor May 30 as a general decoration day gains soft international support.

London Petrograd Alexander J. Guchoff Jess Commission Russia Washington State Department American Commission To Eithu Root New York Iles R. Crane Chicago John R. Mott International Committee of the Young Men’s Christian Association Cyrus H. McCormick International Harvester Company Samuel R. Bertron James Duncan American Federation of Labor Charles Edward Russell Hugh L. Scott United States Army James H. Glennon UV. S.N Skinner America

Value of straw for soil and fertilizer use

National Crop Improvement Service urges not to burn straw stacks. Spreading straw returns fertilizing elements to the soil and adds valuable nutrients when used carefully across fields.

National Crop Improvement Service

Robert Skinner U S Consul General Seeks Allied Memorial Day

Robert Skinner the United States consul general proposes establishing an Allied Memorial Day to honor veterans and allied forces. He advocates national observance with ceremonies and official recognition across cities.

Paul Daeche Held as Enemy Alien in New York

Paul Daeche, convicted with Lt. Robert May and Walter J. Scholz on a munition ship conspiracy, released on bail, was arrested by federal authorities for internment as a dangerous enemy alien. He was at liberty under a 25000 dollar bail and will be interned at Ellis Island.

Paul Daeche New York Robert May Walter J. Scholz Daeche Liberty Ellis Island

Chicago and Kansas City Live Stock Markets Reported

Chicago hogs receipts 14 000 with light to heavy packers trading at 16.90 to 14.25 and prime pigs to 14. cattle receipts 2 500 with steers 9.15 to 14.00 and cows 9.15 to 14.00. Kansas City hogs receipts 8 000 with bulk 15.60 to 16.10 and cattle steady with prime fed steers 12.50 to 13.00 and calves 6.00 to 18.25. East Buffalo and Dunning Stevens quotes list mixed cattle hogs and sheep prices for regional buyers.

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

War Minister Dooshoom Resigns in The Hague

The Dutch War Minister Dooshoom has tendered his resignation to Queen Wilhelmina in The Hague. It is understood the minister of marines will temporarily assume the duties of the war ministry.

the Hague Dooshoom Wilhelmina Marines War Ministry

German Cabinet Expected Shifts Amid Internal Crisis

London dispatch cites Berlin sources saying Chancellor Hollweg will survive the political sweep while Foreign Secretary Zimmermann and key ministers including Batock potentially face ouster. The report notes a central crisis in the German administration as of May 12.

London Germany Amsterdam Berlin Hollweg Zimmermann Batock

Admiral Sims Represents U S Navy in Allied War Councils

Admiral William Sowden Sims acts as senior U S Navy liaison in Allied war councils, coordinating strategy with coalition leaders and shaping naval operations for the Allied effort.

United States Germany Sims Europe

Ottawa aviator dies in action near Vimy Ridge

Lieutenant Mounsell J. Morris of the Royal Flying Corps, stationed in France, is reported killed in action May 2 during pre attack aerial reconnaissance before Vimy Ridge. Morris was an Ottawa native who trained in South Bend Indiana before the war.

Ottawa Ont Mounsell J. Morris Royal Flying Squadron France War Records Office Vimy Ridge Morris South Bend Ind

Grain Dealers urge action to whip Germany at convention

Victor Dewein of Warrensburg, president of the Illinois Grain Dealers' association, urged government regulation of grain prices, restraint in futures gambling, and effort to relieve car shortages as he opened the Illinois grain dealers convention in Springfield on May 12.

Germany Springfield Ill United States Victor Dewein Warrensburg Ilinois Grain Dealers’ Association

Baseball Results From Boston Brooklyn New York and Philadelphia

Boston defeated Pittscurch 9 to 5 as Carlson Jacobs and Fischer led the offense. Brooklyn edged Chicago 8 to 6 with Prendergast and Demaree keying the win. Cincinnati toppled New York 24 to 8 behind Schneider Perry and Knetzer. Philadelphia shut out St Louis 4 to 0 while Doak Ames Steele and Snyder contributed for the Phillies.

Boston R.he Pittscurch Carlson Jacobs Fischer Schmidt Randolph and Gowdy Brooklyn R. H Chicago Prendergast Demaree Aldridge Mitchell and Elliott Marquard Cadore Smith and Meyers New York R. HE Cincinnati Schneider Perry Knetzer Huhn Schupp McCarty Philadelphia R. H.E

Drastic Action on Wheat Prices by Chicago Board of Trade

May wheat surged to $3.25 to $3.40 cash while flour reached $16.70 a barrel as the Chicago board of trade acting in a special meeting moved to curb May futures trading amid reports of a corner. The federal grand jury probes wheat speculation and may publish names of top traders if no statute fits.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Board of Trade Federal Grand Jury Ia Salle Street Grain Commission Commission la Salle Street Board of Trade Action Griffin Board of Directors The Grain Exchange Winnipeg Minneapolis

Two Die After Fight at Foreign Rooming House in Kokomo

Louis Blake Blakeman age 29 died at Good Samaritan hospital from a hatchet blow after a brawl in a foreign rooming house. Alex Moraska a Roumanian also died from a skull knife wound. Police have not identified a suspect.

Kokomo Ind Louis Blakeman Good Samaritan Blakeman Alex Moraska Moraska

Dutch Ship Owners Restart Homeward Voyage Signal

Amsterdam reports Dutch owners of twenty two vessels laden mainly with food have ordered their commanders to proceed to Holland. The move follows assurances from London that traffic with America can resume, ending weeks of waiting in American ports.

Amsterdam American Holland London America

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