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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1919

Page

5

General Reviews Record of Iowa's Fighting Doughboys

On the eve of Rainbow Division embarkation, Major General Flagler orders recite the 168th Infantry’s World War service. The report details long sector duty, gas attacks, Suippes defense, Hill 212, Oureq crossing, Sergy, St Mihiel, Argonne, Cote de Chatillon, Kreimhilde positions, Sedan heights, and Rhine occupation before returning to the U.S. This showcases Iowa’s 168th Infantry as part of the 42nd Division, praised by French allies and tied to notable actions and battles.

Des Moines America Flagler 168Th Infantry Wm. N. Hughes, Jr 42Nd Division American Expeditionary Forces Rainbow Division 168Th Luneville Baccarat Neuf Maison Suippes Gourchaud Oureq Vesle 167Th Sergy Ouregg Veale Bourmont St. Mihiel Cote de Chatillon Tuilerie Sedan Foint Meuse Germany Rhine United States 168Th U. S. Infantry Iowa Infantry Iowa Wm. N. Hughes Jas F E. Thomas A. G

Captives Slay 2 Officers in Missouri Bandit Case

Bodies of Lafayette County Sheriff Joseph C. Tolbert and Deputy John McDonald were found seven miles southeast of Lexington Missouri, shot and beaten. Deputy James Stapleton was discovered nearby with critical bullet wounds. The trio were killed by three motorcar bandits during a transfer from Marshall to Lexington. the bandits fled in the sheriff’s car.

St. Louis Joseph C. Tolbert Lafayette County John McDonald Lexington James ©. Stapleton Marshall

End of Zapata era brings fragile Mexico in hope and fear

In Cuatula April reports a Mexican peon and villagers celebrate perceived freedom under General Pablo Gonzalez Carranza era reform amid depopulated haciendas and ruined railways. They praise schooling and land rights while recalling Zapata's militarism and wrecked communities.

Cuatula Mexico United States Zapata Pablo Gonzalez Carranza Zapatistas San Francisco New York Cuernavaca Don Pablo Sanches Neira Youtepec Pilar Sanchez

Executions Continue Amid Extra Pay Demands

The Canton executioners demanded an extra shilling per lead removed to halt further beheadings. Prisoners in the condemned cell hoped the strike would last to the end, but authorities backed down and the executions resumed.

Canton

Time to Ascertain Truth Inspires Curiosity

Quote from Wirt urges seizing curiosity to resolve doubts and avoid lingering ignorance. It emphasizes urgency in seeking knowledge and the value of timely inquiry.

Eyeglass Tt at Formal Party Ends With Glasses Dropping

A Chicago Tribune report recalls a formal dance where a guest wearing eyeglasses felt them slip down a dancer’s back. The wearer apologized and retrieved the glasses after the incident.

Chicago Tribune

Down to Brass Tacks phrase origin in printing slang

A printer’s slang explanation notes that when a compositor exhausts his type case and "gets down to brass tacks" he is down to rock bottom. The phrase signals reaching the final, essential point in work or debate.

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