First American Loss in World War Reported
The article notes America's first casualty in World War I as 67 deaths including 16 soldiers from the transport Antilles torpedoed by a German submarine. It remarks on crossers through danger zones and asserts that transport crossings and soldier passages have risen unimpeded despite submarine threats. It praises navy efficiency and national pride.
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America
Antilles
Germany
Murder Trial Shocks Terre Haute Four Arrested in Manos Killing
Virgil Larrison 17 Dewey Chattin Pansy Parsons and Orin Mc Kee are under arrest in Terre Haute for the murder of Greek taxi driver Andy Manos. Larrison confessed naming Chattin then recanted and gave a full account of how they lured, killed, and discarded the body near Nine Mile Island before burying it at Sugar Creek. They allegedly robbed Manos and fled with the car before police detained them in Washington Indiana.
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Virgil Larrison
Dewey Chattin
Pansy Parsons
Orin McKee
Terre Haute
Andy Manos
Manos
Washington
Ind
Larrison
Chattin
Hulman Farm
Nine-Mile Island
Nine Mile Island
West Terre Haute
Sugar Creek
Empey attacks Germany in Evansville speech
A. G. Empey denounces Germany and its people in Evansville Indiana claiming the German people are the war’s foe. He urges internment for German Americans and says loyal Germans must fight the Kaiser while others belong in internment camps.
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A. G. Empey
Wilson
Evansville
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Germany
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Eiither
Jim Higgins and Mary Foster Meet on the Island Outing
Jim Higgins attends a Republican club outing and meets Mary Foster in a moonlit boat shadow. A sob from Mary reveals vulnerability, and Jim offers help as a budding romance begins between the two across the street.
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Mary Foster
California Street
Jim
Mary
Republican Club
Adam
Jerry Lyons
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