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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1918
Page
2
Local Supervisor and Trustees Election Slate Listed
The record lists candidates for public office including Charles Edmund for Supervisor 1919 term, J B Trent for Supervisor 1920 term, and hospital trustees A Armstrong Melvin H Corey E F Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edmund
J. B. Trent
Armistice Terms Delayed Until After Election Says Leader
An editorial note predicts Allied terms will be offered to Germany soon after the election and quickly accepted. It asserts Col. House holds decisive influence and seeks to delay the armistice until after voting, aiming to make the world safe for the Democratic party by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Col. House
Col House
Democratic Party
President Wilson Congratulates Italy on Liberation
President Wilson sends a formal message praising Italy for delivering its soil from oppression and extending enthusiastic congratulations to King Victor Emmanuel and the Italian people on their deliverance. The note expresses deep sincerity and is published in Washington on a November date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesage
Washington
Wil
Rig of
Italy
United States
Taly
Woodrow Wilson
Supreme Court Refuses New Trial in Draft Evader Case
Washington November 1 The Supreme Court declined to review Maurice Sugur’s case for refusing to register under the selective service act. Sugur, publisher of the Mehtgain Schhullet, faces conviction and awaits further action in the legal proceedings. A Norwegian Forman report notes an Austrian life insurance firm asked several Norwegian firms to rewrite a policy on the Emperor’s life. none agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Ciee
Maurice Sugur
Miehtgain Schhullet
Stockhels
Forman
Desperate Conditions in Turkey Described by Berlin Desk
Descriptive dispatch reports anarchic conditions across Turkey withmass desertions causing widespread subsistence crimes as the population suffers. The Berlin bureau cites thousands of deserters and rampant robbery of civilians to survive amid chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Amsaterdam
Eulan Correspondence Bureau
Bere Uetrose
No Jury Trials For November Term Of District Court
The November term of the District Court opened with Judge F. M. Hunter postponing all jury trials due to lawyers' questionnaire work. Trial jurors were notified they will not be called, and court adjourned yesterday afternoon with a reconvening planned for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hunter
Nurse Recounts Death of Private Merle Haney in France
Libertyville report from a hospital in France describes Private Merle Haney of C Company 117th Infantry dying at 10 a m on October 10 after suffering from G S W of back and spine. The sister in charge Carry Luckles expresses sympathy to his mother Mrs Haney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertyville
Merle Haney
France
E. Luckles
Local society notes and a Davenport wedding surprise
In Society Mr and Mrs C Hartman entertained soldiers on furlough from Scituate Proving Grounds and San Francisco guests at their northeast city home. A surprise wedding occurred yesterday in Davenport as Miss Elizabeth Collins and Cecil Johnson wed at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev Miller. Johnson, a traveling salesman for Thomas Wall Paper and Paint Co, is the son of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hartman
Dale F. L. Anderson
Scituate Proving Grounds
Massacusetts
L. E. Guier
San Francisco
California
G. P. Anderson
J. Ringelsspach
Hary
Roy Berg
Davenport
Elizabeth Collins
Cecil Johnson
Miller
Blackhawk
Johnson
Fairfield High School
Jefferson County
J. E. Johnson
The
Thoma Wall Paper and Paint Co
Important Liberty Bonds to 414 Bonds Exchange Reminder
Notice warns there are four days left to convert the 1st and 2nd Liberty Bond issues into 414 bonds. Exchangors must complete before November 9. late arrivals will bear responsibility for being unable to exchange.
Jefferson County Liberty Loan Hits 1 027 450 Total
Final Fourth Liberty Loan figures for Jefferson County show 1 027 450 raised by Nov 4. Additional funds may come from outside the county. Railroad men contributions are pending. Special agent King praised the delinquent payoff and thanked the local committee for strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Jefferson County
King
Lutherans Notice on Weekly Contributions
Church asks members to leave weekly offerings with Financial Secretary Ernest Bailey at Gaines Bros. Hardware Store during quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bailey
Gaines Bros. Hardware Store
Miss Katheryn Banfield Returns to School in Council Bluffs
Local notices report Katheryn Banfield resuming studies in Council Bluffs after weeks with her mother. Verner E. Koons of Batavia earns second lieutenant rank in the quartermasters corps. Mrs. R. G. McFarland travels to New London for brother William Lincoln’s illness. Lincoln obituary confirms his death Saturday noon. Tom Patterson en route home from Camp Merrit New Jersey on furlough. Bertha Downing of Beaver City visits uncle E. J. Hewett. en route to New York as Red Cross canteen worker. Eastern Stars of Nebraska covering her expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katheryn Banfield
Council Bluffs
R. G. McFarland
New London
William Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
George Patterson
Tom
Camp Merrit
New Jersey
Bertha Downing
Beaver City
Neb
E. J. Hewett
Miss Downing
Red Cross
New York
Nebraska
Armistice Terms Likely Not Transmitted to Germany Yet
Paris dispatch reports it is unlikely armistice conditions will be sent to Germany via diplomatic or military channels or published. Following Austrian precedent, Marshal Foch oversees the program and will publish once he formulates the terms, with German delegates to apply through folded channels bearing a White fox emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gemmnauy
Foch
Germany
Caetor
U S Insurance Bureau Reports Veterans Benefits Uptake
The U S Insurance Bureau in Washington Nevada says most men entering the grimy areas take the full S100 government voluntary inheritance. The average monthly payment is about 69 dollars, with checks totaling roughly 700 million mailed monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nev
Bureau of War Risl Insurance
Tear Gas Inventor Honored by Italian Academy of Defence
Baltimore md nov 4 maj rober wood professor of experimental physics at johns hopkins university and inventor of tear gas has been awarded the gold medal of the italian academy of defences home for the year 1918 the medal was given for recent work in physical research
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Rober W. Wood
Johns Hopkins University
Italian Academy of Befences
Rim
Phys Fea
Shoe Repair Ad Offers Dyeing and Repairs
Notice promotes shoe repair by W. L. Lambert offering dyeing and fixing services. No shoe considered too worn and repairs promise to restore tan shoes to black and look like new. Location: second door east of A. J. Boyd's Grocery. Phone 318-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Lambert
A. J. Boyd
Supply sergeant writes home from France about life behind the front
Sergeant Floyd A Stevens sends a letter from Aix les Bains era recounting new supply duties, late hours, and the daily grind behind the lines. He reflects on human nature in the supply room and praises American spirit, ending with taps signaling curfew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix-les-Bains
Ydnk
France
America
Notice of final settlement request from J. W. Oliver & Son
Going out of business we request all who are indebted to call and settle accounts on or before November 15. 311-7 J. W. Oliver & Son.
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