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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1916

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Venizelos Rises as Greece's Leader in War Prospects

London reports formal Entente recognition of Venizelos led Crete provisional government in Crete with Crete as focal point. Athens cabinet renews pro war entry proposals to Entente. New York hosts Venizelos party launch. 309000 Greek Americans invited. initial fund of 1000 dollars, with a planned 100000 monthly.

Greece Venizelos Party United States London Entente Crete Venizelos Canea Athens Lambros Siilies M. Kalogeropoulos U. S New York America Manacore

Eight Men Adrift In Lake Michigan Gale

Eight men aboard a powerless derelict scow are adrift in Lake Michigan amid a severe storm. The scow Marion towing the Aurora failed to progress and broke the tow line near Manistee, with the Aurora driven by seas toward the harbor entrance and locked out. Rescue chances are described as dubious.

Manistee Mich Lake Michigan Marion Aurora Cleveland Ludington

Honors Veteran Janitor at Short Ridge High School

Indianapolis Oct 17. Short Ridge High School honors James Biddy after twenty five years as janitor. Alumni placed a tablet in the halls recounting his faithful labors and the cheer he gave to “his boys and girls” during a quarter century of service.

Indianapolis Ind Shortridge High School James Biddy

Detroit Enforces First Dry Sunday in Years

Detroit records show arrests for drunkenness dropped to one fifth of a usual weekend total as Police Commissioner Couzens orders closing of Sabbath saloons and enforces a dry Sunday in Detroit Michigan on October 17.

Detroit Mich Couzens

LYNCHING IN MISSING DETAIL PALUCah KENTUCKY

In Palucah Kentucky a mob lynched two Black men after a five hour jail entry attempt. One man was charged with attacking a white woman and the other with approving the act. The mob dragged them to the woman’s home and hanged them, later burning their bodies. Public outrage followed as thousands gathered.

Palucah George Rose Brock Finley Asa Thornhill Finley Thornhill

Thanksgiving date set by proclamation

Long Branch New Jersey October 17 Thanksgiving will be on the last Thursday in November as usual. President Wilson will designate November 30 as the official date in his proclamation despite suggestions to set it on November 28.

Long Branch N. J Wilson

Rich Woman Hangs Herself In Ann Arbor Tragedy

Mrs Henrietta Walker aged twenty wife of Joseph Walker of St Andrews Florida died by hanging in Ann Arbor Michigan Oct 17. A fortune from her late father and a conflict with her mother are blamed. Her husband Joseph Weather is described as a wealthy southerner. Billy Jordan longtime boxing announcer also dies in San Francisco Oct 17 at Yourville after months of illness.

Ann Arbor Mich Henrietta Walker Joseph Walker St. Andrews Florida Billy Jordan San Francisco Cal Tilly Jordan United States Yourville Toordan

Brazil Considers Maimed War Victims in Immigration Bill

Rio de Janeiro reports Deputy Gustavo Barroso is pushing a bill to regulate entry into Brazil for persons maimed in the European war. Barroso fears a flood of crippled immigrants overwhelming the country.

Rio de Janeiro Brazil Gustavo Barroso Barroso

Allies Attack Bayaume Road In Somme Offensive

British and French forces press toward the German stronghold on the Pe ronne to Deethune line as Sailly Saillisel is penetrated. German counterattacks push back but see losses. Seehwaletter and Gueudecourt areas report renewed fighting with fronts shifting along the Somme.

Paris Bayaume Peronne Deethune Sailly Saillisel French War Office Au Sailly Saillise London Somme War Office Seehwaletter Line Bach Berlin German War Office Gueudecourt Bapaume Sailly-Soisse

Four Crown Fording River Tragedy Claims Four

Potosi Missouri October 17 George Noohan clerk of Washington county his wife his mother in law Annie Campbell and Wade Richardson ten years old of St Francois county were drowned in the Bug river near Blackwell while attempting to ford the stream

Potosi George Noohan Washington County Annie Campbell Wade Richardson St. Francois County Blackwell

Gerard to See President Monday in New Jersey

James W. Gerard the American ambassador to Germany will meet President Wilson in Long Branch New Jersey next Monday following his return to the United States last week.

Gerard Long Branch N. J James W. Gerard Germany Wilton

Chicago Live Stock Markets Report Hogs and Cattle Prices

Hogs receipts 48 000 with light shipments 9 50 to 10 00 and heavy packing 9 25 to 9 40. Cattle receipts 28 000 with good to choice steers 10 00 to 10 75 and butcher cows 6 25 to 6 65, prime dealers 11 09 to 11 75. East Buffalo quotes cattle 240 cars and hogs 190 cars with prices: heavy hogs 10 00 to 10 15, lambs 10 60 to 10 75, yearlings 8 50 to 9 96, veals 13.00.

Chicago Dunning and Stevens Livestock Commission Mast Buffalo N. Y

Stop Look Listen urged after rising toll at grade crossings

Bloomington warns rising grade crossing deaths with 18 killed and 30 injured in three months. Winoia Central urges motorists to Stop Look Listen at tracks while officials estimate widespread risk and the cost of eliminating crossings could reach 215700000 dollars.

Bloomington Oet Winoia Central Railway Manareement Miiacie Central

Soldier Tosses Hardtack Proposal Wins Bride in Train

In Decatur, Fred Schultz of Linder New Jersey hurls a hardtack with his name from a moving train near Ram sey Illinois. Emma H Klipper picks it up and they wed at the First Methodist church. Also Gary plans Gary Plan praised by Japanese and British viewers via Teachers World.

Decatur Fred Schultz Linder N. J National Guard Ramsey Ilinois Emma H. Klipper Gary Ind William Wirt England Teachers’ World London

Beatrice Foster Killed in Fire Accident at Wisconsin

Madison is a University of Wisconsin library school student Beatrice Foster twenty seven fatally burned when a lighted match set her kimono on fire. She was alone in her room and died at the hospital within an hour. Foster had prior work as an assistant librarian at Platteville Normal.

Madison Wis Beatrice Foster University of Wisconsin Library School Miss Foster Macomb Library Platteville Normal School

Box Factory Fire Destroys Pioneer Plant in Crawfordsville

A fire in Crawfordsville Indiana destroyed the main part of the Pioneer Box factory causing losses exceeding 50 000 dollars. Firefighters battled the blaze as the plant suffered extensive damage and production halted.

Crawfordsville Ind Pioneer Box Factory

Three Inches of Snow in Calumet and Copper Region

Three inches of snow covered Calumet and surrounding copper country as strong winds forced ships to seek shelter. Lake Superior showed little traffic while the area endured wintry weather.

Michigan Calumet Michael Copper Lake Superior

Funk's Louisiana Land Sold At Public Auction

United States marshal Frank M. Miller sold at public auction in Heahnville the lands of the Louisiana Desta Lands company owned by the Funks known as the corn kings of Titiness. W. G. Moore bought the several thousand acre tract for 500 dollars and assumed all debts, acting for the Funks. Paradise, La. was the town involved and C. Oliver Holmes of Indianapolis, a creditor, had initiated proceedings against the company.

New Orleans Frank M. Miller United States Heahnville Louisiana Desta Lands Company Funks Corn Kings Titiness Aro W. G. Moore Paradise Oliver Holmes Indianapolis Ind

Judge denies petition to place bank books under county clerk

Noblesville Ind Oct 17 Special Judge Parr denied Elmer L Sturdevants request to remove Hamilton Trust Co books from the receiver and place them with the county clerk He allowed limited access for Sturdevant to examine the books in preparing his defense to an indictment charging conspiracy to wreck the bank where he was president when it was closed by the state auditor.

Noblesville Ind Parr Elmer L. Sturdevant Hamilton Trust Company Sturdevant

Haymakers to Meet In Anderson District Lodge Meet

Haymakers from surrounding cities converge on Anderson Indiana for a district lodge meeting scheduled Saturday. Preparations include a parade expected to draw about 1500 lodgemen through the city streets.

Anderson Ind Hine

Roumanians in Transylvania Reported Crushed by Germans

Berlin reports say the Roumanian army invading Transylvania is practically destroyed with seven mile penetrations in places. A military critic says the first Roumanian army was annihilated and a smaller portion of the second army only survived with timely reinforcements. The claim follows renewed German offensives and Austro German pressure across the fronts in Roumania and Dobrudja as Russia and Italy press the Central Powers.

Paris Bucharest Giocado Bronului Cloicastri Catului Alt Valley Kalleiian von Falkenhayn Roumania Vienna War Office Guiergya Polistoeca Valley Nearm Dobrudja von Mackensen Russia Italy Galicia Volhynia Petrograd Carpathians Stokhod van Mackensen Roumaniens Berlin Transylvania Ferdinand

New York City Registers 738 710 Voters in 1916 Election

New York City reports 738 710 registered voters, up 70 899 from last year, but forecasts of reaching 150 900 were not met. Total registration exceeded 1912 by 23 124, blamed partly on many foreign born men returning to Europe.

New York New York City Europe

Gary Tin Mills Begin Operation Near Chicago

Gary's new tin mills have produced their first sheet. The American Sheet and Tin Plate Company began construction last December and completed the plant ahead of schedule. The rail mill will employ about 2,000 workers at average daily wages around five dollars, with company officers present for the opening.

Chicago Gary Platecomm Avarard Wege Dar Gilets

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