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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1916

Page

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Bulgarians Capture Giurgiu. Danube Front Feared to Reach Bucharest

Berlin reports Giurgiu on the Danube fell to German forces, with Mackensen’s Danube army 37 miles from Bucharest. The advance threatens Curtea de Argeș and the capital, as Roumanian ministers and king's government stay in Bucharest under siege.

Giurgiu Danube Bucharest Curtea de Arges Berlin von Mackensen Rov Mania Ferdinand Roumanian War Office Lly Kingdom Roumanian High Command Gallieni Kluck Paris Marne Mackensen Buechrest Giureiu Teuton Bucherest Roumania German War Office Tellar Cooner von Falkenhayn Alt River Curtea de

General Trevino Routined Villa’s Attacks at Chihuahua

General Trevino repelled two Villa assaults on Chihuahua, defeating the attacking forces and preserving control of the region. The engagement showcased Trevino’s tactical resolve and limited Villa gains in the border area.

Thanksgiving praise for bounty and freedom in Whittier verse

A Whittier poem celebrates generous harvests and national abundance. It extols rugged soil transformed into Eden by freedom and industrious lives, urging gratitude for autumn harvests, rain and sun, and the enduring hope that golden hours persist.

Quincy Fire Threatens Mendon Loss Estimated at 85000

Quincy Illinois fire crews rushed to Mendon forty miles north on a special train to battle a large blaze endangering the town. Estimated loss stands at 85000 dollars.

Quincy Quincy Fir Mendon Here Specia

Mrs Harriman Seeks Leniency for Jewel Theft Case

New York reports Mrs E H Harriman wishes the bank clerk who stole her 65 thousand dollars in jewels be dealt with leniently. Friends of the accused work to keep the punishment nominal.

Pastor Sprague Resigns Over Alleged Misconduct

Kokomo Indiana pastor the Rev James A Sprague of Main Street Methodist resigns after seven and a half years amid allegations of misconduct with a woman He and his wife relocate to Jacksonville Florida where he will pursue real estate work The resignation shocks the community where he was a leading civic figure opposing saloons and blind pigs

Kokomo Ind James A. Spraius M. FE Methodis Sprague Jackssonville Fla Vy. Sprague Kokoigo

Chihuahua Isolated By Villa Belief

The State Department received seven messages from the Mexican border claiming Pancho Villa has isolated Chihuahua City. A rebel division moves north toward Juarez with a subordinate in command to misdirect. General Pershing’s forces are prepared. concern centers on protecting lines near Guzman and Ascension.

Washington State Department Pancho” Villa Chihuahua City Juarez Villa United States Flr Paso Funston Pershing Corns Grandés Gusman Ascension

Slavs Repulse Teutons Near Riga Front

Petrograd reports an outpost engagement west of Riga where German forces two companies strong were repulsed. South of Riga a German gas attack failed to reach Russian trenches despite releasing a gas cloud.

Petrograd Riga

Morrissey Dies in Galesburg After Illness

Patrick Henry Morrissey, longtime railroad official and grand master of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, died in Galesburg after a nervous breakdown that began last summer. He had served as assistant to Vice President H E Byram of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad and been unable to work since his illness.

Chicago, Navy Patrick Henry Morrissey H. E. Byram Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad The Brotherhood of Railway Galesburg Morrissey

Robbers flee as bank safe eludes theft

Burglars used an electric device to burn through three steel doors of the Farmers State Bank in Glasford Illinois but fled before reaching the inner compartment with about 7 900 dollars. The attempt occurred on a November night and no injuries were reported.

Glasford, Ill State Bank Glasford

Must Hang for Killing Judge

In Huntsville Alabama on November 29 David J D Overton former county chef was found guilty of first degree murder of political opponent Lawler. The court set January 12 for the hanging and Overton claimed self defense.

Huntsville Ala David JD Overton Madison County Proberey Des Iitam Lawler Philty de

Zeppelins Destroyed in British Air Raids

London reports two Zeppelins destroyed in raids over England as British air forces claim success against six bomb drops on London and York Durham region. One woman killed and many injured as crews perish. seven airships lost in the year.

London North Sea York Durham Counties Lord French British Home Forces England Great Britain

Germans Captured Vessel Off English Coast Near Lowestoft

Berlin says naval forces carried out a raid close to the English coast near Lowestoft and captured an enemy patrol vessel and its crew. Some neutral steamers were stopped and searched but released for carrying no contraband. The Narval armed trawler remains missing. This is the second German raid in a week.

London Lowestoft Narval Berlin Admiralty

Emperor William to send gifts to Wilson and Pope Benedict

Reports from Budapest state Emperor William will send a deluxe set of American authors as a Christmas present to President Wilson, printed and bound in Berlin. The German submarine Deutschland will carry the gift to the United States. He will also gift Pope Benedict a magnificently illuminated Bible.

Geneva Emperor William Wilson Royal Printing Works Berlin Budapest Az Est Deutschland United States Pope Benedict

Trepoff Named Premier in Russia Reform Move

M Trepoff born 1862 served nine years in the army. In 1995 he joined Count Witle’s reform effort and in 1914 he joined the imperial council. Trepoff has led the railways and is known as a liberal reformer. His selection as premier follows a lately declared satisfactory compromise between drama and government.

M. Trepoff Russia Count Witle Imperial Council Trepoff

Three Die After Auto Is Struck by Train at Red Barn Crossing

At Red Barn crossing near Mt Carroll Illinois a car was hit by a C M & St P freight train. Rev W E Wredy pastor of a Norwegian church in Chicago and Illinois Children's Home and Aid Society agent died. Mrs Daniel Fulrath the car owner also killed. Her son Bert Schmaling survived initially but died from injuries.

MT. Carroll Ill Red Barn Crossing W. E. Wredey Chicago Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society Republic Daniel Fulrath Bert Schmaling

Death Takes Court Bailiff in Madison County

Anderson Ind Nov 29 Will and A Lail a sixty two year old bailiff of the Madison superior court is dead following illness his death brings to a close a long career in the county court system

Anderson Ind Will and A. Lail Madison Superior Court

Steamer Chemung Sunk by Austrian Submarine Off Spain

The steamship Chemung, 327 feet, owned by the Hardy Steamship Co of New York, was sunk by gunfire and torpedo off Cabo de Gato, Spain, on Sunday morning. All 35 crew members were rescued or abandoned safely. ten Americans, others Greeks, Russians, Spaniards, and Italians. Cargo included iron ore, chemicals, and copper. authorities suspect a war-related cargo, no munitions aboard.

London Cabo de Cato Spain Marine Valencia Italy Chemuree New Chenoa Naples Ped Fayal Azores Hardy Har Magill Steamship Company Harley Steame Company Chemure Carr Rave Stain John L. Duffy Sanline Putnam Washington John & Nam Ves State Department de Gato Calencia Department Germany Marina Berlin

Joe Tinker Narrowly Survives River Boat Capsize

Joe Tinker manager of the Chicago Cubs and part owner of a Pearis Three-I League club had a close call when a boat on the fi nois river capsized near Chilli cothe. His wife was with him and was thrown overboard, but both were saved.

Joe Tinker Phroria Ulha -Noy Chicago Cubs Pearis Pedry Finois River Chillicothe Bino

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