German Indoctrination Groups Said to Aim at War
Witness before the Senate Judiciary subcommittee asserts a German effort to embroil the United States and Mexico. He cites a Pan-German league influencing American groups such as the American Bar Association conference, Friends of Peace, American Neutrality League, American Independence Union, American Truth Society, and Labor National Peace Coalition.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Senate
Drobork Sycee
Syracuse University
Mescce
Speery
Ottieid
Mesa Oreanat Oer Ca
League of Facceean
Tenacles
Taemicnaean
Friends of Peace
American Neutrality League
American Independence Union
Unconfirmed Report Claims New York Flight to London
A report from Wall Street claims an American flyer carried twelve passengers on a successful New York to London trip. The report is unconfirmed and curiously notes the sender's Wall Street origin.
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New York
London
Wall Street
British Lines At Picardy Under Heavy Fire In Repeated Attacks
German artillery thrums across three sectors as British positions on the Picardy front endure violent bombardments. French retire slightly along the Oise and Ailette rivers as German efforts aim to widen the northern and southern salients to thwart a potential large flank movement toward the coast.
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Battle Cone
Larassee
Armentieres
Germain
Peere Peer Gy
Paris
Sahenat
Americans May Decide Gigantic Battle of Picardy
Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons the outcome of the Picardy battle may rest with Americans as German forces have committed seven divisions in attacks so far. He cited large Allied manpower concerns amid wartime planning pending the manpower bill shaping military age limits.
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Picardy
Premier Lloyd George
Commons
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Unknown World War II战地描述碎片报道
Fragmentary OCR notes describe German long range guns spotted in Serbian ranks and allied artillery bombarding an emplacement. Mentions Paco Ajab and Cervo orientated forces. references Tocahen area and southern forest operations with sparse, unclear names and places.
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Paco Ajab
Irish heroine earns Victoria Cross for bravery in battle
The article details the award of the Victoria Cross to an Irish woman for conspicuous bravery in the field. It notes the decedent John Whomas, his family, and a funeral planned in the Ryker's Kidpe cemetery. It mentions surviving relatives in Indiana and Michigan and includes obfuscated, nonsensical lines from the OCR.
Penrose toast sparks Senate debate on pro German leanings
In Washington Senator Penrose stirred the chamber during a Sedition bill debate by claiming many government employees show pro German leanings. He proposed an amendment to quiet or oust those believed tainted by treason and promote loyalty in federal service.
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Creelas
Treasury flooded with protests over Liberty Loan estimates
Washington April 9 protests flood the Treasury Department over Secretary McAdoo’s ruling banning unofficial Liberty Loan subscription estimates. Officials pledge to announce results as soon as possible.
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Washington
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Casualty List for Overseas Forces to Be Published
Washington reports the casualty list of American overseas forces will be published again after Secretary Baker returns from France. Sources say the President may take up the casualties issue personally. The appeal ends with a Liberty Bond plea to support the troops.
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Washington
Baker
France
White House
Died In Cincinnati Remains Brought Here For Burial
The remains of Joseph Peak aged 22 arrived from Cincinnati with his mother and were taken to 214 West Second street for funeral services conducted by Rev. J. W. Moody. Interment followed at Springdale Cemetery. Peak, a Madison native, had lived in Cincinnati where he was married and had one child. His death from lung trouble and heart leakage occurred in a Cincinnati hospital after a sudden illness. He is survived by his wife and child. the wife accompanies the funeral due to the child’s illness.
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Bodo
Mero Lincoln Thomas
Maey Lobioisas
Niatue
Thomas
Josephine Jacoby
Valparaiso
Ind
Paul Thomas
Box Island
Michigan
Ryker’s Kidpe Cemetery
Joseph Peak
Cincinnati
William Griffin
West Second Street
J. W. Moody
Springdale Cemetery
Madison
Political Announcements for Indiana Candidates 1918
A list of candidates announcing for various Indiana local offices in the May 1918 primaries. Lincoln Dixon seeks Democratic nomination for Fourth District Representative, with other races including County Auditor Charles Dibler, County Sheriff Gilbert Dihamimer, County Recorder Charles O. McBride, Madison Township Trustee Albert L. Kahn and George M. Stanley, Township Assessor John W. Carlisle, all subject to respective party primaries.
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Congress
Lincoln Dixon
Fourth
Indiana
Charles Ss. Dibler
Herald
Charles O. McBride
Albert L. Kahn
Madison Township
George M. Stanley
Samuel M. Strader
John W. Carlisle
Jefferson County schools honor graduates and staff in annual list
Superintendent Belo presents results from the Jefferson County recall and honors a long list of award recipients and teachers led by Madison and Cass Mayfair. The document names numerous individuals with scores and affiliations across townships including Hanover Milton Republican Graham Harrison Monroe and Monroe, detailing standings and open inspection dates.
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Jefferson County
Pender
Madison
Miro Hopper
Beastey
Liberty Bond Rally Urges Americans to Back War
A wartime plea contrasts Kaiser cruelty with Allied misdeeds and urges U.S. readers to support the war effort. It calls for buying Liberty Bonds and backing measures to supply soldiers, munitions, and homefront needs, framing patriotism as essential for victory.
New Educa Diamond Disc Machine Promises Great Art
An advertisement touts the New Educa Diamond Disc Machine as a superior world class instrument from the “greatest and best artist” era, claiming it delivers essential musical performance and patriotic appeal.
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Edusca
Meeting of the Junior class at Mrs Denny's home promotes Red Cross work
A Junior class meeting was held at Mrs. George Denny's home with songs prayers and readings. Members and invited girls aged between eight and fourteen discussed charity projects for Red Cross relief and soldier support with plans to sell Liberty Bonds and star medals at the grammar school and Elks building.
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George Denny
Putcher
Lacie Gerdes Soto
Catherine Childs
Pauline James
Nelda Smith
Salo Rath Turner
Mispiah
Mata da Graham
Prances Regers
Ruth Durner
Davorgia Bee
Gladys Wagener
Bertha James
Catherine Chdds
Panhone James
Eva Eckert
Vaydls
Pate Tasale Gerdes
Alene Gierdes
Nelda Sanath
Elks
Red Cross
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Ailette
Peordon
Mernonet
Praine
St.Obain Forest
John Whomas
Weill Kouwa
Speted
Crete
Penrose
Proio
Rose
Batec
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Belo
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Jefferson Caspity
Mardison
John Hopper
Cloris Beastes
Midison Bowie Tag
Vednor McCothas
Creraldine Byker
Lawrence Zapp
Curtis Manford
Audra Hard
Rodger
Stealberger
Edith Ao Schoolerart
Jenette Schooleratt
Estier Taslor
Hanna Detraz
Alfred Humimein
Martha Mundt
Ralph Sauer
BE. Holeratt
Stanley EL Matthews
Louis G
Hida Uebel
William Sutherland
Edith Apy
Beulah Protsman
Georgia Thompson
Margaret Rappler
Sylvia Gray
Graham Township
Harold Sipe
Lynn Cogswell
Harrison Nay
Alta Gray
Jessie Whitsitt
Jessie Murray
Helen Adams
Milton
Lucile Lockridge
Arthur Konkle
Nellie Comley
Marietta Hamlton
Edith Hines
Arlie D. McKay
Howard Carlow
John Ralston
Howard Lanham
Florence Jackson
Monroe
Cloris Keasley
Mildred Miller
George Hand
Raymond Bowman
Gaul Rose
Fern Jessup
Forte Over
C. A. Stanton
Shoeists
Reece Capaatan
Saint Bow
Tage
Hay de Morero
Grange
Cuba
Belgium
Roumania
America
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Ain
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Rajans
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Hd. Meyer
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