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Piqua Daily Press

Location

Piqua, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1917

Page

4

Destroyer Jacob Jones Torch Toll Reaches Sixty Six

Vice Admiral Sims reports on the torpedoing of the American destroyer Jacob Jones. Only 44 of 110 officers and crew survived. Ensign Kalk died of exposure, Gunner Hood was killed, and 27 more survivors were added to the count. The ship sank after a torpedo strike at 4 12 pm on December 6 near the European coast. The submarine picked up one survivor and likely took a prisoner.

Washington Sims Navy Department Jacob Jones Stanton F. Kalk Hestrosser Bisaley Jaen Jones Harry R. Hood Atlanta S. F. Kali Kaik Aed Hood

Questionnaires Explained by Ohio Advisory Boards

Members of the legal advisory boards in Ohio attended a Saturday meeting in Cincinnati. Judge A. F. Broomhall arrived after traveling since 6 a.m. The rollout stressed exemption claims based on dependency, especially dependent parents, with concern over possible fraud.

Ohio A. F. .Broomhall Geo. Mec. Norris Hamilton County Morris Columius Saturna

Farewell to a Young Friend in a Nation at War Heartfelt Note

The message from James W. Kuntkner, dean of Ohio, to a departing youth entering service, expresses pride and blessing. It recalls a When the Connecticut House of Delegates faced darkness before the American Revolution. The letter pledges gratitude and steadfast hopes for safety and honor, urging duty, courage, and return home safely.

Tiome Janes W. Kuntkner Dean Ohio Rene Pao Edgars Connecticut House of Delegates

Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels Annual Report

The bulletin orders registrants not sent with the board’s quota to fill out questionnaires. Men now in military service must respond, or be classed as detri ents at the board’s discretion. Some in France must reply within seven days or risk status issues and possible War Department checks.

Camp Sherman France Washington War Department Chicago Trai

Italians Stem Tide of Teuton Attacks

London reports Italian forces holding the Asiago plateau as Austro German assault presses toward the plains. Allied artillery and Italian reserves counter with rock and rock. Bombardments persist along the Piave Brenta line while German plans face repulse near Verdun and Cambrai sectors.

Teuton London Asiago Italy Althougi Fragt Piave Brenta North Sea Verdun Brig Cambrai Maeuvres Banteaux Bexonveux

Stars Added to Service Flag at Presbyterian Church

The Service Flag in the Presbyterian church auditorium grows with five new stars for Charles Collins Emery Dentcher Stanley Hamilton Alvin Fry and Clyde McMacken joining the thirty two existing stars on the field of white.

Presbyterian Church Charles Collins Emery Dentcher Stanley Hamilton Alvin Fry Clyde McMacken

Halifax City Struggles After Disaster and Relief Efforts

Mayors of Halifax and Dartmouth appeal for funds to rebuild after last Thursday’s collision and explosion at sea. Officials plan hearings to determine responsibility while relief crews face heavy rain and resource strains. Public guidance urges nonessential travelers to leave the city. food committees prepare for Washington rules and local relief operations proceed amid strained nerves and ongoing inquiries.

Ee N.S Ee Blane P. F. Martin Halifax Avith

Marquis of Lansdowne Plea On War Aims Rejected

Marquis of Lansdowne urged Allies to revise war aims but his plea drew a cool reception in Parliament and foreign policy circles. Leaders signaled skepticism about changing aims amid ongoing negotiations and military strain.

Jerusalem Surrenders After Surrounding British Siege

In a House of Commons announcement today, Andrew Liw ncellor reports that Jerusalem has surrendered after being besieged on all sides by British troops. The brief telegram from the front cites decisive surprise capitulation as British forces tighten control in the region.

London Andrew Liwncellor House of Commons Jerusalem

Dismissal Sought in SF Anti-Draft Cases

Washington dispatch reports the government asking the Supreme Court to dismiss nine appeals from Minnesota Georgia and Ohio challenging the constitutionality of the selective draft law. The brief argues war power justifies compulsory service at home or abroad and cites Russia as a warning against absolute freedom. Argument likely to begin tomorrow with emphasis on limits of liberty in civilized society.

Washington Supreme Court Congress Russia Minnesota Georgia Ohio

Gas Stove Explosion Burns Woman on Boal Avenue

A gas stove exploded at a Boal Avenue home yesterday morning when gas escaped from the oven and contacted a burner. Mrs Penrod sustained facial and hand burns and was attended at the scene. Mrs Roscoe Penrod was nearby and helped.

Boal Avenue

Rev J R Neale Delayed From New York Voyage

Rev J R Neale did not sail to New York last evening. A telegram from YMCA headquarters said they would secure his passport and arrange for sailing at a later date, possibly January 1. Neale has joined YMCA secretaries serving at the European front.

J. R. Neale New York Rev. Neale Europe

Navy's Progress Theme in Daniels Report on War Efforts

Secretary Daniels highlights Navy achievements since U S entry into the war and outlines major challenges met. He notes 745 vessels commissioned, ongoing large scale construction, and efforts to coordinate with allied powers while maintaining readiness for battle and transporting a large army overseas.

Germany Daniels

Letter from Beelzebub to Wilhelm Kaiser on war crimes

A sensational spoof letter from Beelzebub to Emperor Wilhelm II written in a lurid war time voice condemns him for brutality. The letter threatens a hellish reunion if he does not persist in aggression, calling him an agent of bloodlust and treachery and promising doom for cities and civilians.

Hades Palace Hell's Interurban Kiser Wilhelm

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