No Peace with Unconquered Germany Until Unconditional Surrender
The editorial argues that America must reject any peace with Germany until it is militarily defeated and its leaders are executed. It praises Allied mothers and heroes, denounces German brutality, and appeals to American honor, duty, and faith. The piece casts peace talks as betrayal and insists on a total moral and military victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Heaven
Hell
America
Germany
South
North
God
Judson
Livingston
Mary
Belgium
Britain
France
Italy
Serbia
Greece
Berlin
Vienna
Hohenzollern and
Hapsburg
Names of Those Who Registered June 5th 1918
Names of those who registered on June 5 1918 list numerous individuals with home towns such as Mingo Belmont Iuka Paden Burnsville and Tishomingo. The roster includes Audie Earl Rutherford Henry Kirk Crabb Wm Luther Campbell and many others across Dennis Belmont Paden and Mingo counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Rethie Sartin
Dennis
Fred Southward
Bishop
Ala
Luther Wylie Crain
Albert Rhodes
Iuka
Eddie Faye Beard
Paden
Robt Carroll Thompson
Holent
Oscar Alganna Crawford
Cary Haley
Belmont
James Horace Franklin Puckett
Tishomingo
Lawrence Robertson
Tuka
Levi S Barnes
Burneville
Arthur Foote
Henry David Short
Paden RQ
Homer Lee Watson
Burnsville
William Edgar Epps
Daniel Curtis Osbirn
Golden
Marley Rufus Rutledge
Iuka Rl
Alvin E Enlow
Sylvester Clarence Jackson
Route 3
Ernest Bryant Haynes
Thomas E Curtis
Alvah C. Long
Chas Monroe Worsham
Inka
Inka, Jne Richard Bishop
Gabrel Lasley
William Lester Whittaker
David Griffin Gray
Millard Curtis
Harry D Deaton
Mingo
Austin Seago
Odo Samuel Keeton
Dennis R
Hubbard Lee Nix
Elmer Morrison
Jim Brint Hall
Glenn
Jonathan Dobbs
Bryant Lindsey
Claudius Marion Chase
Holcut
David Franklin Warhurst
Luther Carroll Lamb
Kendrick
Route 1
Robert Lee Hubbard
Short
William Elmore Johnson
Kenneth Elmer Johnson
Ed Lambert
Glen
Noble Henry James
Joe Arnold Ross
John William Davis
Earn Byram Green
Chas Olen Yarbrough
Miles Herbert Grisham
John Henry Brakefield
Elbert Devoe Pace
John Marshall Coman
Owen Hester McKee
James Richard Wingo
Andrew Ragsdale Edmondson
Carldon
Lesly Woodley
Robi Henry Howard
John Wallis Jordan
Richard Marvin Booker
William Jourdan Edwards
Jes Clinton Jourdan
Audie Earl Rutherford
Henry Kirk Crabb
Lewis Homer Kirby
Jim Lee Starkey
Neal Reynolds
Owen Candler Oake
William Wesley Deaton
Willie Chester Ham
Robert Luther Slack
Horace Homer Hill
Send To Uncle Sam Or Give To The Kaiser
Public appeal urging unwavering support for World War I measures. Highlights Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps as essential to defeat Germany. Emphasizes the cost of defeat versus victory and frames peace as impossible with autocracy. Cites The Progressive Farmer on German public sentiment after Flanders operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Kaiser
Germany
Flanders
Camp Beauregard Letter From A Mississippi Soldier
Private Cuarros A. Crouse of Company I, 54th Infantry writes from Camp Beauregard Louisiana on June 4 1918 to Mississippi readers. He describes conveyance home from furlough and impending sailing to a France port as U S troops fight for democracy. He urges perseverance and patriotism praising the Magnolia state and President Woodrow Wilson while expressing eagerness to join the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Magnolia
Mississippi
Woodrow Wilson
Kaiser
U. S
Cuarros A. Crouse
54Th Infantry
Letter Home From Camp Merritt Describes Travel
W A Rose writes from Camp Merritt New Jersey describing the journey from Camp Beauregard with parents to the New York area. He notes Red Cross kindness, scenic wheat and clover fields lakes and rivers, mentions Leigh Heights valley and large engines on steep grades, and reports a fatality of a person hit by a train while mail was being picked up. He signs off with affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Mama
Camp Beauregard
O.k
Red Cross
New York
Burnsville Road District Seeks Bids for Seven Miles of Roads
Burnsville Road District of Tishomingo County will accept sealed bids until 1:00 p.m. June 6 1918 at the Iuka courthouse for the construction of seven miles of roads as per plans on file with the clerk of the board of supervisors. Bids must include a $100 certified check and are subject to rejection of any or all bids. A H Montgomery Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnsville Road
Said County
Court House
Iuka
Miss
Board of Supervisors
A, H
Montgomery
Mississippi Urged to Buy War Savings Day Quilting Aid
A Mississippi appeal urges immediate support for the World War Savings campaign. The author warns that six months could pass before aid arrives if action is delayed, stressing War Savings Stamps as vital alongside Liberty Bonds and Red Cross donations. National War Savings Day is June 28, urging families, neighbors, and friends to purchase quotas to ensure Mississippi over the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Wilson
Mixsixsippi
Red Cross
Mississippi
Scruggs Bridge Bid Limited at Iuka Courthouse Deadline
Notice states on the first Monday of July 1918 during regal hours in front of the courthouse door at Iuka Mississippi a bridge across Yellow Creek named Scruggs Bridge will be let to the lowest responsible bidder per plans on file with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. The board may reject any and all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuka
Mississippi
Yellow Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camp Beauregard la
W. A. Rose
Camp Merritt, N. J
Burnsville Road District
of Mississippi
Tishomingo County
National War Savings
National War Savings Committee
Washington
Iuka Guaranty Bank
State of
Misuisalo
Weaver Manufacturing Co
Corinth, Miss
T. A. Leddin
Cotton School
Addres
Memphis Business College
Memphis
Tenn
J. Altonigid Prin
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