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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1918

Page

6

Hurley predicts 25 million deadweight tons merchant fleet

South Bend, Ind June 12 Chairman Hurley of the shipping board declared that America in 1920 will have a merchant marine totaling 25,000,000 dead weight tons in an address here.

South Bend Ind America Hurley The Shipping Board

Out For Sheriff Fred Deeter of Liberty Alabama

Out for Sheriff Fred Deeter of Liberty Alabama announces candidacy for sheriff subject to the Republican primary on September 11 Adams county resident for 25 years he is a former Beverly township farmer auctioneer and Ford agent for Liberty and Clayton Motors at 39 he is a Republican who has never held office and plans a thorough county canvass without party rings or cliques seeking Republican support for a hard fought race

Fred Deeter Liberty Deeter Adams County Beverly Township Liberty Motor Co Clayton Motor Co Ife Ile

Hurley outlines vast postwar U S ship program at Notre Dame

In a Notre Dame address, Mr. Hurley details a $5 billion plan to build 2,101 vessels including 1,856 ships and 245 commandeered boats, totaling 14,715,000 deadweight tons. He cites 1920 targets, 819 shipways, and potential employment near one million, with 360 million dollars in annual fleet revenue.

Notre Dame University Hurley United States South Central America Pacific Japan Russia China Australia Orient America Europe Emergency Fleet Corporation Shipping Board

British Ship Sinks U-boat In One Shot

A British steam ship attacked a German submarine about 150 yards away and reportedly sunk it in a single shot near a British port. An American officer and passengers aboard the vessel corroborated the claim, while two destroyers and a scout seaplane supported the operation before the liner arrived here with 176 passengers.

United States Army

Flynn’s Plans to Block Plotters In News of Alarm

Dixie Mason staggers from a ladder twist on her ankle and races to warn via telephone. Chief Flynn coordinates a rapid response with harbor police and Criminology Club to stop a German torpedo plot aimed at crippling the Atlantic fleet in New York Harbor.

Flynn Dixie Secret Service Hohenzollern Staten Island Imperial Germany Dixie Mason The Criminology Club Dick Stewart Atlantic Fleet New York Police Department Grant Stewart New York Harbor

Torpedo Plot Aboard the Mayflower Sealed by Rescue

In a tense scene operatives plot to launch a torpedo at the American flagship as Schmidt installs a wireless controller in a sewer tunnel. Criminology club members burst in to foil the scheme while Harrison Grant and his team race to intervene and save the vessel.

Schmidt United States Hohenzollern Club America Harrison Grant Warrison Grant Buffan’s Landing Stewart

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Eagle’s Eye William J. Flynn U. S. Secret Service Courtney Ryley Cooper Palm Beach Quincy N. Sth Strasse Ob Medical Astros Aery Ferdinand King Ferdinand King Ead Knollenberg Knollenberg Milling Co York Ascles Mr. Bridegroom Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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