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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1917

Page

6

Propaganda and Irish Revolution Ties in German Papers

Washington reports reveal from 1916 Von Igel files how German agents in the United States used letters and ciphered notes to back anti-British and pro German aims. The committee cites contacts with the German embassy and Consulate, funding for propaganda, a spy network, and plans for operations in Ireland, Mexico, and U.S. labor circles.

Washington Germany Committee On Public Information Department New York Wolfe von Igel von Igel Count von Mernstorff United States Cated Enta Devor Gaelic American American Truth Society Jeremiah A. O'Leary Bull Sender G. S. Viereck Viereck Edwin Emerson

Telegram Reveals Secret Dutch Cartridge Sale Link

A Berlin telegram reports a covert sale orchestrated by Carl Heysen via a roundabout channel. The deal involves 300,000 chests of cartridges and 200 tons of powder, with contact requested through the Holland commission and mentions Hatzfeldt in a foreign office context.

Berlin Carl Heysen Holland Holland Commission Foreign Office

German secret service links to Hamburg American line bureau

The text describes Prince Hatzfeldt as a German embassy official and outlines how the Hamburg American Line’s investigation bureau, termed an innocent pretending agency, operated as the company’s secret service. Under Paul Koenig it became linked to the German diplomatic secret service with a July 20 1917 letter noting payments to an unnamed operative who threatened to place bombs on Allied ships in U S ports. Money reportedly flowed from German sources via embassy channels to Sir Roger Casement in London.

Prince Hatzfeldt Hamburg American Line Bureau of Investigation Hamburg American Steamship Company Paul Koenig O. R von Papen United States Roger Casement London

Lumber Prices Set for Shipbuilding in the South

The Southern pine emergency bureau says the United States shipping board will pay mills 40 dollars per thousand for timbers to be used in 160 wooden ships to be built in the South, in addition to 144 schedules already placed with mills. The price is higher than the previous rate for the earlier schedules.

New Orleans Southern Pine Emergency Bureau United States Shipping Board South

Second Liberty Loan Campaign Set for Four Weeks

Washington announces a four week second liberty loan campaign from October 1 to October 27 with Liberty Day on October 24. Patriotic meetings are planned nationwide and official details will follow after Congress acts on the 11 billion dollar bond bill.

Washington Congress

German intrigue and Lansing disclosures on German agents

Secretary Lansing released a string of confidential German communications detailing espionage and covert influence efforts. The notes describe funds and plans to sway U.S. congress, support Irish independence, and secret bomb and microbe plots linked to German agents abroad.

Ambiguous appeal for funds to influence Congress through a known group

A quoted author requests authority to disburse up to fifty thousand dollars to sway Congress via a named organization to prevent war. He notes the need for a German public official declaration supporting Ireland to gain Irish influence locally.

Washington Lansing Count von Bernstorff Berlin Congress Foreign Office von Bernstorff Ireland

German Ambassador and Spy Network Tied to Sussex Pact Breach

Nine days before Germany’s unrestricted submarine warfare pledge, Count von Bernstorff assured the U S government that Germany would honor the Sussex pledge. Evidence suggests he directed Boy Ed and Von Papen in bomb plots, passport frauds, spying, and other covert activities leading to the U S breaking relations.

Count von Bernstorff Germany United States von Bernstorff Ignrance Boy-Ed von Papen German Secret Service

German and Austro-Hungarian Replies to Pope Benedict Peace Appeal

The German and Austro-Hungarian governments respond to Pope Benedict’s peace proposals. Emperor Charles calls for negotiations based on the pontiff’s plan and seeks a just lasting peace with a world order free of armed force, seas freedom, and international justice. Emperor William expresses high respect and gratitude, calling the pope’s note an emphatic peace appeal.

Benedict William Vatican Germany Austro-Hungary Charles

Ferguson Removed as Governor of Texas in Senate Impeachment

Texas Senate voted to remove James B. Ferguson from the governor’s office and disqualify him from holding any state office. The court of impeachment adjourned sine die, setting a precedent cited by members as lasting through the commonwealth’s history. Ferguson issued a statement claiming he was not impeached and announced a bid for a third term.

James E. Ferguson Senate Austin Tex Senate of Texas James B. Ferguson Texas Commonwealth Senate of Clark Parr Dean Ferguson Secretary of State Churchill J. Bartlett State of Texas People of A. D

Air Raiders Again Visit London Night Raid Hits Outer Suburbs

German airmen raided southeastern England for the second night in a row and reached London but were stopped on the outskirts. Casualties are reported from the limited bombing as British defenses held the heart of the city.

London England

El Paso Woman Credits Tanlac With Weight Gain And Relief

Mrs J Bogardus of 4220 Clifton St El Paso Texas says Tanlac cured long standing catarrhal stomach trouble rheumatism and headaches after losing to 76 pounds. She reports gradual strength return constipation relief back and leg pain gone and now weighs 106 pounds with friends noticing improvement. There is a Tanlac dealer in town Ady.

Tanlac Mrs. J Bogardus Clifton Street el Paso Texas Taniac Ady

Rosy apples spark a biting exchange in street scene

A Scotsman and an Englishman buy rosy apples, the Englishman bites one and coughs claiming a worm. The Scot nonchalantly remarks it would put life into him. Local humor captures cross‑border banter in a brief street vignette.

Capudine Promises Quick Headache Relief

Advertisement notes Capudine as a fast relief liquid for headaches and nervous strain. Claims the product eases distressing ailments with a pleasant taste and swift effect.

What Kind of Riches in a Peculiar Quip

A teacher quotes a proverb about riches flying away and Johnny Jones retorts that riches might be ostriches. The playful exchange centers on wit and mischief in a classroom setting.

Johnny Jones

Plantation Chill Tonic Ad Promises Fever Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Plantation Chill Tonic with a no malaria no chills guarantee, claiming it drives away chills and fever or refunds the money. It lists a 50 cent price and an advertisement flavor typical of early 20th century catalog copy.

Bride Shares Moral Quandary With Tramp Over Axe

A brief scene shows a young bride arguing with a tramp about an axe. She threatens to feed him unless he retrieves the tool, while the tramp reassures that his teeth are fine and that the axe won’t be needed.

Flea Guests Debate Golf In Barnum’s Lynx Realm

A whimsical piece features two fleas on a bear discussing a golf game in Barnum’s realm. The first flea invites the second to join a short round on a lynx, while the second bites a hyena and questions the venue.

Barnum Jack O’ Lantern

Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills Advert

Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills claim to contain vegetable ingredients that act as a gentle tonic and purgative by assimilation, not irritation, and are marketed as a health remedy. The advertisement emphasizes natural composition and mild effects.

Wright

Why He Left at the Movie

A florid patron storms out muttering after a disliked film moment. The row behind hears a couple remark on a performer, debating whom is the sweeter singer as the screen flickers.

True Joy Rider on Motorcycles as Road Cop Fun

The dialogue features The True Joy Rider asking if a motorcycle is suitable for a starter. The responder suggests a motorcycle is the real way to enjoy an automobile by hitting the road as a cop.

Freezone ether compound touted for fast corn relief

An advertisement proclaims a Cincinnati chemist’s ether product Freezone, available in tiny bottles at low cost. It claims instant soreness relief by applying a drop to corns or calluses, shrinking and loosening the tissue so it can be lifted away with no pain or burning.

Cincinnati

Art and trade collide in a street exchange scene

A street encounter unfolds as a woman questions a tramp about trade and he answers with his art. The dialogue hints at hardship and resilience as they negotiate amid public space and social strain.

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