German Prisoners of War In America Face Reprisals
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Lansing warns reprisals on German POWs in the United States after Berlin demands the release of Franz von Hindenburg. The piece notes German prisoners have faced torture and murder in the past, while questioning how American prisoners are treated abroad. It lists locations and counts of POWs held in U.S. camps and says many interned Germans live under harsh conditions, with a critical comparison to conditions for German citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Stato Lansing
Berlin
Frana von Hintelen
Ermany
Itu
Teesdale
Germany
Walt
Prining Omps
Amertead
Fort McPhoram
Fort Ogtethore
Dowstan
Toh
Camien
Hot Springs
N. C
Cours
Vort McPherson
Germaany
Hague
Aigmunty
Fort Mel'hellen
Therm Fay Pnank
Phe Wen
Prisoners Rations in German Camps Compared
Reports describe the meals and conditions for prisoners in German camps. British and American prisoners face varying rations, with accusations of starvation and harsh treatment. German camps offer meals, work, and facilities, but Allied prisoners report severe abuses and executions for minor infractions.
Frost Ravages Growing Corn Across Allen County
Severe frost devastated Allen County farms, sparing almost no corn, potatoes, or vegetables. Officials estimate hundreds of thousands in losses, with fields flattened and some areas nearly ruined. government records note the frost as unusually deep for the date, while experts warn recovery will take time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
United States
Common Sense in Astronomy and the Neptune Discovery
A discussion highlights how practical sense guides astronomy and exposes how Neptune’s discovery followed from simple reasoning about Uranus motion. It notes how astronomers used straightforward theory to infer an unseen planet, with computations proving the likely position long before direct observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune
Urania
Uranus
Mathematica
Gardens Threatened by Frost on Farms and Towns
Reports from AL Black and nearby districts describe heavy losses from frost with corn and potatoes badly damaged. Farmers estimate thousands in losses, while garden coordinators urge renewed care and timely replanting as relief efforts and seed supplies are organized for a forward push into fall.
History of America's First to Fight Boys
Chronology tracing the United States Marines from 1740s through World War I, highlighting formation, battles, campaigns, and milestones. Names, dates, and places appear as the record—New Providence, Derne, Chapultepec, Manila, Seoul, Korea, San Domingo, and the Marne among others—reflecting a long line of engagements and org changes.
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America
Enterpriss Association
United States
New York
Continental Congress
Congress
New Providence
Bahamas
John Pan Jones
Ron Thomme
Richard
Sermula
U7. S. Marinen
Alexandrian
Derne
Georgia
Marine Corps
Mexico
Chapultepec
Twigks
Resnokts
Feddo
Sumter
Fort Washington
Atlantic
Tull Ran
New York City
Simonosaki
Japan
Formosa
Meking
Regilon
Mattatson
Samer
Ue Iakind
Seoul
Korea
Tamnama
Cube
Cuba
Houera
Republic of San Domingo
Bluefelda
Micarvacua
Guiy
Nicaranda
Memnneun
Maries
Yara Cruz
Mor Foo
Tuerty
Hadid
San Domingo
Omar
Germany
Marne
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U.S
Yeuton
Fort McPherson
U. S
Frost
Smatley
Fort Wayne
Alghor
Howall
Smintley
Wees
Eprun
RANUS
Anus
Uranus Inlay
Ened E
Yaveoe
Seele-Myers Co
Wim
Ted
Towelinga
Chambray Gingham
Downstaira
Seyhent
Steele-Myers CO
AL Black
Ife
Black
A. Atkins
Eel River
Ernest Thornsburg
Winchester
DeKalb
Steuben
Noble
Wisconsin
Michiwat
Gerdene
Thudens Knight
Pall Suber
Wiliam J. McMillan
Marry Eade
Liberty Gardens
Wayne Knitting Mills
Joan
Robert J. Peck
United States Marine
Trig
N.pharmacy News
Trip
Nyale
Nyal
Val Dona
Energine
Putnam's Dry Cleaner
Johnson
Johnson's
Solarine
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