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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1918
Page
2
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Des Moines reports A. A. Coates of the Iowa Constitutional Amendment association, a leading dry campaign expert, predicts the liquor prohibition amendment will be ratified this winter with at least a four vote margin over the required two thirds. He cites a table showing state assemblies meeting this winter and their current liquor standings as evidence.
A notice states a called meeting of all citizens in the Court Room on Monday evening November 25 at 7 30 for the purpose of perfecting the preliminary organization of a six member War Council. The general public is urged to attend. Signed by K W Lamson A G Jordan J S McKenney Dillon Turney S A Power.
Harry Brandall leaves Fairfield after three weeks as publisher to become managing editor and business manager of the Evening Capital in Annapolis Maryland. R G Walker returns as Tribune proprietor amid a farming detour and ink stained chatter, planning to depart for Annapolis in December.
London reporting on Albert Ballin late in life letter to the Berlin National Zeitung editor. He states that Allied terms for Germany are modest and reflects on what victory would have brought. He imagines occupying London and annexing Europe from the Urals to the Bay of Biscay.
About 25 members of the newly organized American Girls club met with Misses Julia and Fannie Dempsey last evening. A short program was given and a delightful evening spent. The next club meeting will be December 5 with Miss Reva Elder on W Hempstead St.
Mrs. George M. Allender of Davenport attends funeral in city for her father Christian Turner. Orrin McMurray of Fairfield reported wounded in action as list releases casualties. L T L girls and boys set meet Saturday at 2 20 with Mrs. Chilcott on East Broadway. Several marriages licenses issued including Walgren Trabert and Ramey Hite. Baby daughter of Mr and Mrs C S Henness dies aged twelve days. short funeral tomorrow.
Plan to seize ex Kaiser William Hohenzollern raises the issue of extradition. Clemenceau asked Charles Lyon-Caen to opine while La Liberte cites Edouard Clanet supporting possible extradition. Weather strips advertised by Cable Lumber Yard with contact details.
The United War Work Campaign in Jefferson County is nearly closed though totals are not yet released. Chairman J. P. Starr is mailing over 300 letters to residents who have refused or failed to subscribe. most are expected to contribute by the end of the week.
From the start of the European war to the armistice, American merchant ships lost 145 vessels totaling 854449 gross tons with 775 lives lost. Including army and navy losses, total fatalities surpass one thousand.
London reports a German light cruiser striking a mine while sailing with the high seas fleet on a surrender voyage. The vessel was badly damaged and sank, with loss of the ship.
The family of Lieut. E E Rorick expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death. Mrs Stella Rorick and son and parents extend thanks to friends. Storm Doors Cable Lumber Yard.
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