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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1916

Page

5

Roumanians in Critical Fight Across Front

Reports from Berlin and Bucharest describe ongoing battles northeast and northwest of Campolung as Von Falkenhayn and Mackensen pursue Romanian and Russian forces. Romanian positions fall near Rothenthurm Pass and Clabucetul Bafru while Bucharest touts gains in Prahove valley and Jiul Valley as prisoners and machine guns are captured. Sharp actions persist near Tanube as rear guards slow retreat toward Russia.

London Campolung von Falkenhayn Perlin Rothenthurm Teutons Bucharest Prahove Clabucetul Bafru Azuga Dragoslavele Bucharest War Office Jiul Dobrodja Mackensen Himmaniani Tanube Constanza Russia

Watchman Risks Life at Crossing in Indiana

Warsaw Indiana October 31 James Patton a Big Four railroad crossing watchman saved lives by pulling away a fallen crossing gate from the track risking his own life to avert a wreck at the crossing in Warsaw.

Watchman Warsaw Ind James Patton

Death Claims 93-Year-Old Lafayette Resident

Adam Ruppel aged ninety three, longtime Lafayette resident for sixty six years, has died in Lafayette. In the same city Richard Haley, aged seventy five, is reported dead.

Lafayette Ind Adam Ruppel Richard Haley

Chicago Markets Live Stock and Grain Report

Chicago live stock receipts hogs 59 000 with light to heavy demand and prices ranging from 8 80 to 10 00. cattle 27 000 with steers 10 75 to 11 25 and cows 6 10 to 11 00. Chicago cash grain wheat No 2 red 1 83 1 88, corn No 2 white 1 10 and No 2 yellow 1 19 1 16, oats No 2 white 0 54 0 64. East Buffalo East Buffalo New York livestock market reports cattle 200 cars steady hogs 100 cars steady top lambs 10 35 11 00 veals 11 50.

Chicago Ecus East Buffalo Dunning and Stevens Livestock Commission T N. Y

General Felix Diaz Reported Alliance With Villa and Zapata

General Felix Diaz is reported to align with Emiliano Zapata and Panfilo Villa in a Mexican political realignment. The move signals potential shifts in leadership and regional influence amid ongoing revolutionary tensions and calls for reform.

Hindenburg Urges Wipe Out France in War Message

Berlin dispatch reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg on his first war visit amid cheers. He dined with the Kaiser and Kaiserin. his remarks via Overseas News Agency claim French tenacity but assert French extermination of lives by their methods and blame the British for France's fate. He predicts Britain will not alter strategic results.

Berlin Field Marshal von Hinderburg Germany Hindenburg Kaiser Bellevue Palace Kaiserin France

Daly File Sparks Fight For Chicago State Attorney

A statement from State's Attorney Hoyne accuses William A. Cunnea rival for state’s attorney of embezzling $1,102.62 from the widows and orphans fund of the Ancient Order of Hibernians while state secretary. Cunnea denies the charge saying funds were used for salary and printing. The claim cites 1902 Hibernian convention records.

Chicago Hoyne Thomas H Honest Tom”) Daly Cottage Grove Avenue William A. Cunnea Office of Public Prosecutor Widows’ and Orphans’ Fund Ancient Order of Hibernians Cunnea Eugene Quirk Kewanee Cunnen

Many Hurt in Oxygen Explosion in Rome

In Rome on October 30 a massive oxygen factory explosion left forty people seriously or moderately injured. The blast caused extensive damage and sent rescuers scrambling to assist the wounded.

Rome

Merchants End Discount Practice in Freeport Ill

Freeport Illinois merchants have ended the practice of giving discounts to clergy dressmakers and clerks from other stores. The move aims to standardize pricing and treat all customers equally across the local business community.

Freeport Ill

Americans aboard Marina torpedoed voyage end

Washington reports American consul Wes ley Frost said the British steamer Marina from Glasgow was sunk by a submarine without warning on Oct 26. Only 34 of 104 crew are known rescued, landed at Crookhaven. Frost seeks affidavits. Marina is a merchant liner, not a British transport. Names and addresses of Americans aboard are listed.

London Wesley Frost Queenstown Marina Glasgow Crookhaven Ireland Lloyd’s Frost Newport News Rowanmore Mr. Frost United States Shipping Company Donaldson Line

TWO SKELETONS UNCOVERED IN WAUKEE SANITARIUM SITE

Waukesha Wisconsin October 30 authorities probe a murder mystery after workers at the Stillreck sanitarium excavation unearthed two skeletons buried less than ten years ago. One skeleton is a boy about six and the other a young man around twenty.

Waukesha Wis Stillreck Sanitarium

Nationwide probe into food prices in Chicago

Chicago October 31 ten of the largest wholesale grocers were summoned to answer before US District Attorney Charles Clyne regarding their role in recent food price increases. The conference included key DOJ officials and focused on letters urging retailers to raise prices amid a wave of food industry prosperity. A nationwide inquiry under Hinton Clabaugh has been conducted across many states with aims to curb consumer prices.

Chicago United States Charles 7. Clyne Clyne Josephb. Fleming Hinton G Clabauch Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice Federal Hinton G. Clabaugh Iowa Nebraska Ohio Michigan Illinois Indiana Kentucky New York Washington

Jealous Youth Ends Life in Valparaiso Tragedy

In Valparaiso Indiana Lloyd Schroeder twenty five shot himself after a quarrel with a fiancée who he believed flirted with another man. The incident occurred as he walked home from a dance with the woman he planned to wed.

Valparaiso Ind Lloyd Schroeder Schroeder

Roumanian Queen threatened as life reportedly at risk

Berlin report via Overseas News Agency notes Field Marshal von Hindenburg condemns attempts on Queen Marie of Roumania. Dispatch from Bukarest cites decree charging Babosh and Thor with conspiracy to assassinate Roumanian leaders, allegedly organized by Austro-Hungarian authorities with Budapest police and Austrian staff aiding.

Berlin Roumania Babosh Thor Bratiano M. Costinesco M. Filipescu Budapest

Noted Resort Owner Sim Caro Dies in Milwaukee

Sim Caro famed North country guide and owner of a well known Lac Du Flambeau forest summer resort died in Milwaukee hospital after a month long illness. For twenty years he ran a family resort in the Flam beau region and was known as Uncle Sim to hundreds of Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Milwaukee visitors who summered with him.

Milwaukee Wis Sim Caro Wisconsin Forest Lac du Flambeau Flambeau Sim Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis

Speaker Refutes Cleveland Indians Manager Claim

Tris Speaker denies any offer to manage the Cleveland Indians and says he does not want the job. Jim Dunn, owner of the Indians, plans to announce his managerial choice on Wednesday.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians Tris Speaker Texas Jimmy Dunn Indians

Faded note threats self destruction found in river

A faded suicide note supposedly signed by Charles Krauger was found in a bottle floating in the Mississippi near Savanna Illinois. The aging yellowed paper stated a determination to end it all though no date was given.

Savanna Ill Charles Krauger Mississippi River

Mexican Chiefs Bage Carranza for Constitutional Presidency

Washington reports a cable from Mexico City claiming Generals Obregon Gonzales Hill and Hay announce support for Carranza as Mexico’s constitutional president. The document, tied to the Queretaro convention, appears to be a nomination speech aiming to influence U S policy and the American Mexican commission.

Washington Alarvo Obregon Pablo Gonzales Benjamin Hill Eduardo Hay Carranza Mexico Mexico City Queretaro United States Frisco Arredondo FE Paso Chihuahua Santa Ysabel Ojinaga Arcardio Armandiz Arrecondo Arredondo State Department Louis Cabrera Ciabrera Lansing George L. Edmonds Cabrera

Woman Mission Union adopts sleuths to curb flirting

In Bigin Ul October, the Women’s Mission Union names committees of sleuths to patrol the business district and Aurora Elgin and Chicago railroad waiting station to stop what they call girl mashers. They blame unsophisticated boys and say the girls do the flirting.

Bigin Womans’ Mission Union Aurora Elgin

Man Loses Foot Under Train In Marion Injury

William Berry a mechanic at Western Drop Forge in Marion was dragged by shunted cars and lost his foot. His companion Rufus Taylor a Lorane port machinist helped but could not save the limb. The accident occurred in October.

Marion Ind William Berry Western Drop Forge Company Rufus Taylor Loraneport

James G Jeffers Elected Grand High Priest in Illinois

James G Jeffers of Arcola was elected grand high priest of the Most Excellent Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Illinois at the sixty seventh annual convention in Chicago.

Masons Chicago James G. Jeffers of Arcola Royal Arch Masons of Ilinois

U S Probes Car Shortage Nationwide Inquiry

Washington Oct 30 The interstate commerce commission opened a nation wide probe into the car shortage asking carriers to provide full information on the condition of their lines and supply.

U. S Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Also Mentioned on This Page

Little Nation Szurduk Pass War Office Dobrudja von Mackensen Felix Diaz Alliance Villa and Zapata American Press Association Anericans F. H. Smith Philadelphia J. H. Clarke J. H. Robbins Richmond William Cullen S. A. Devlin George Rogers Norfolk Andrew Kraig Springfield T. H. Hamlin Edgar Miller Charles Porky Baltimore T. T. Vence Sheridan Wya H. B. Sinclair J. Arnold J. A. Arnolds Andrew G Robinson James F. Poley James Bridge Salem Mass George W. Wheeler Lancaster T. KE. Engle J. J. Harrison Charles Hines Walter T. Blamley John H. Olson Boston Upperville Edgar Scheerer J. Hancock J. C. R. Brown Washington, D. C H. B. Bennett G. M. House Thomas J. Brannigan Charleston S. C Jack Davis Roanoke Robert Harris Robert Barton Miss Eva Booth Salvation Army Mas Eva Booth Tlattsdale Vetton Army Syracuse James R. Day Syracuse University von Hindenburg Las du Flambeau Chain Bage Garranza Obregon, Gonzales Tion
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