Deutschland Undersea Ship Deutschland Arrives in Baltimore
The Deutschland arrives in Baltimore and is deemed an unarmed merchant ship pending investigation. Officials, including Captain Hughes, will examine construction for hidden gun mounts while Britain and France protest the vessel’s presence and possible warship status.
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Baltimore
Deutschland
Britain
France
Washington
United States
Ryan
Polk
State Department
C. F. Hughes
Navy
General Board
Navy Department
Treasury Department
Barclay
Great Britain
Germany
Hughes
Deutschland Docks German Sub to Discharge Dye Goods
The German submarine merchantman Deutschland lies at a screened Baltimore pier awaiting a dye stuffs cargo discharge and pickup of metal and rubber for Germany. Captain Koenig filed papers, handed a packet to Count von Bernstorff, and the ship underwent a port inspection as wary entente allies watch for its return voyage.
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Guy W. Steele
Ryan
Treasury Department
Washington
Koenig
Lloyd Line
Bremen
Deutschland
Germany
Baltimore
Atlantic
Paul Koenig
Lloyd Office
Custom House
Count von Bernstorff
Chesapeake Bay
Submarine Deutschland Noted but Called Militarily inconsequential
London papers hail the Deutschland voyage as a marvel of science and daring but deny military impact or a breach of the British blockade. Officials cite past trader submarine crossings and stress the voyage does not prove a commercial submarine to America, while praising blockade efficacy.
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London
Daily News
Morning Telegraph
Daily Express
America
Moin Post
Canada
Atlantic
Admiralty
England
Germany
Submarine Hunters at Chesapeake
Washington reports Britain plans to block the German submarine Deutschland from returning to sea with a cordon of warships outside the three mile limit. Specialized motor boats or submarine catchers will be sent to harass the U boat, forcing dangerous fuel shortages and potential capture. Officials debate whether British warships can fire without warning against a merchant vessel under international law.
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Washington
Baltimore
United States
Polk
Entente
English Channel
Atlantic
Bremen
Great Britain
United States Navy
Germany
Koenig
Five hundred US motorboats guard coast in submarine hunt
Five hundred motorboats, originally from the United States and armed with 38 inch guns, may operate near the three mile limit to hunt submarines. Experts doubt deep submergence is reliable, while secrecy surrounds Britain’s plans and Deutschland’s tactics.
Dye cargo from Deutschland may ease color shortage
A New York estimate places 750 tons of German and Austrian dyestuffs aboard the submarine Deutschland at about 700000 dollars wholesale. An industry head says the cargo could help markets if carefully selected, but may face competition with U.S. wartime products.
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New York
United States
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
Burlington Wisconsin resident Mrs Anna Kelly testifies to relief from side and back pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The ad claims wide testimonial support and promotes the product as a safe, effective remedy for female illnesses without narcotics or harmful drugs.
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Burlington, Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Kelly
Chestnut St
Burlington
Wis
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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