The Conspiracy Case Against Durgan in Crawfordaville
A lurid tale of mental murder and political intrigue unfolds as Ifelei Faginta faces complicity in a crime tied to a Greek lover’s death. The mistress, ring valued at 85 dollars, and a jailed conspirator highlight a web of slum violence, blue-blood politics, and rumored coercion amid Lafayette and Watlayette officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordaville
Ifelei
Faginta
Boothlack
Bia
Helen
Hut
Politieisms
George Tt
Baran
Tn Sd Minlor
Watlayette
Bitte
Indiana
F. Courageans
Oman
Lafayette
Sheowas
Limis
Digan Erento
Matt
Trorgun
Grand Jury
Duran
Donial
Westol
Qurgan
Dernis
Crite
Unegan
We Want the First Navy in the World
A garbled motion praises maintaining a postwar navy as the greatest yet, signaling a shift in state aim. It references Secretary Vantehis and urges strength in maritime power, framing naval renewal as crucial after conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vantehis Fies
Tra
Senator Watson on German victory and war duty
A public critique compares Indiana senators. It praises Watson for forthright defense of the war and thrift stamps, argues New’s stance lacks force, and warns of Germany’s possible gains from victory. The piece urges support for government war aims and buying war savings stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Watson
Indiana
Watson
New
Republic
France
Germany
Dong
Milous
Mexico
Canada
South Amelia
Wilson
The Great Navy Policy Debate in Postwar Era
The speech argues for a permanent, expanded U S navy to deter global threats after the war. It contrasts fear of dependence on others with a claim that the United States must have the greatest navy in the world and begin building it now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Daniela
United States
Ileretafora 1
Senate
Daniela Fx
Benson
German Aux cruiser controversy sparks Dutch British tension
Offenses attributed to a German vessel and an auxiliary cruiser led to diplomatic exchanges between London and The Hague. A British foreign minister’s frank remarks irritated Dutch officials, seen as echoing wartime diplomatic debates with Germany, drawing U.S. approval for a hard line.
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Huresa
Witte
Tanjong Prhik
Toya
Datel
Indies
Rome
Londom
Hague
Foreien
Matts
Netherlands
Hrittah
United States
Foreign Office
The
Germany
Holland Again and War of Neutrality Attitudes
A fragmented report notes Holland’s stance during a period of neutrality and rising pressure from nations that rejected it. The text describes a cautious approach, with hints of potential shifts or declarations, and references to recent attitudes toward Dutch policy in the era.
Navy Submarine Feats Gain Senate Attention
Senator John W. Weeks of Massachusetts lauds the Navy for claiming twenty eight German submarines sunk since January 1. He cites prior criticism of Secretary Daniels and notes the Navy’s improved efficiency amid debates on transparency. The exchange highlights ongoing partisan views of naval leadership and secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Almort
Weeka
Lodge
Naval Department
Almoat
Anerten Fm
Josephnus Daniels
Allah
The Centenary of Charles Gounod Opera Ambitions
A retrospective on Charles Gounod showing his early Pan among Goethe inspired plans and his Paris and Rome years. It notes his youthful operatic ambitions, his circle with Mendelssohn and Hensel, and the reception of Faust and Marguerite in Paris. It also reflects on his vocal writing style, dramatic aims, and the enduring performance life of his melodies.
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Goethe
Gounod
Histerlang
Fainh
Paris
Italy
Rome
Fanny Mendelssohn
Dieter
Forco
Mendelssohn
Vila Medici
Fanny
Lengel
Iome
Guened
Felix
Hensel Jods - Ings
Ville Medici
Coliseum
Fountain of Revi
Dutalaine
Mialeian
Tagres
Capel
Tallin
Umea
Vienna
Telerytay
TVA Buen
Heyen Fae
Taddee
Tee Emery Atin
Biarek
Mretta
Theatres Lyrique
Birnelt
Ulery Rebbertikinga
Georgii Weldung
Opieaive Te
Crites
Heritoz
Sion
Mme. Carwaile
Brrhot
Goutod
TSA
Wrust
Cathedral
Valentine
Ficaat
Paria
Theatre Lerique
Isgy
Miss Nilsson
Poly
Marguerite
Faust
Auadain Guanad
Gallia
Oper House
Sant. Saena
Gawod
Remount Depot Horses Enter Service Through Training
In a cantonment remount depot horses are welcomed with a preventive shot and sent to detention corrals based on health. Sick or injured animals go to a field hospital where operations and treatment occur, leaving the horse in pain but eventually recovering as the vets finish their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
Hij
Goedora
Strane
Duke
How a Convoy Is Formed in Naval Warfare History
A Victorian era account describes convoy formation with a destroyer at the head, armored cruiser, torpedo boat, captive balloons, and parallel merchant columns. It notes the V shape with balloons, armed trawlers, center destroyers, and wing destroyers, plus recent defenses reducing losses near shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Cruiker
Oliver
Norrow
Eich Columin
Eich
Keie Geddes
Uncle Sam's Cowboy Soldiers
A vivid reminiscence describes soldiers disguised as cowboys at Camp Lewis, as runaway horses charge toward a ranch. The piece contrasts cavalry style with army duty, showing remount depot life and the humor and hardship of soldiers adapting to the saddle. The foreman praises two capable riders while noting their real unit.
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Thair Saddjen
Camp Lewis
National Army
American Lake
Wash
United States
Catmp Tewis
Remount
Arilarget
Corral
Sahara Desert
Ami
Captain Jackson
Delared
We Three Our Burden Bear in a Nation's War
Poignant reflection on a parent’s wartime duty balancing service and family. The speaker weighs joining the war effort against responsibilities at home and contemplates the impact on their son and future. The poem explores sacrifice, duty, and enduring love amid conflict.
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Fort Wayne
Durgan
Holland
Charles Gounod
Christian Science Monitor
Palestrina
Roland de Lassis
Jennaquin
Sepha
Zamora
Verdi
Paulie Viardot
Mary Garden
Mines
Paiti
Guennard
Sass
Kellogg
Albania
Nordica
Eames
Adams
Calve
Melba
Warrar
Werien
Willem Slavens McNutlin
Collier’s Weekly
Uncle Sam
Cowboy Soldiers
Willgm Slavens McNutt
Colliers Weekly
William Henderson Remy
Zion's Herald
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