Navy's Part in War Details Allied Pipe Line Across Scotland
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt Yelle outlines American naval roles abroad including a trans-Scotland pipe line project, northern mine barrage construction, aviation stations from the Spanish border to the English Channel, and patrols along the French coast. He notes extensive base work, coordinated bombing groups, and cooperation with Britain on Gibraltar patrols and Adriatic chases, stressing adherence to international law amid German violations.
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Roosevelt Yelle
Yankeee
Scotland
Washington, D. C
Gubmarings
Serous
Stanish Boarder
English Channel
Hoosdyell
Roossyall
Hera
Mihe
Roosevelt
France
Roosevelssi
Gilbraltar
Atlantic
Italy
Greece
Egypt
Navn
Adriatic
Chazers Eath
Roosevelt Grid
Harden Advises Surrender Address From Amsterdam Figure
The article reports Harden urging surrender as a banner address from Amsterdam, stressing honor and the need for immediate peace. It notes Maximilian Jardan delivering the Norlin audience speech on Sunday, with themes of reconciliation and alliance.
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de Aenft
Amsterdam
Kalsor
Germary
Maximilisy Jar
Norlin
Ronde Avor Maas Report From Devens Wear Aihaberbod
One hundred German soldiers at Devens are reported as part of a military wear post. Ronde and Maas are noted in connection with the incident, with Avor referenced in the brief update.
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Avor
Maas
Austria and United States Exchange Wartime Notes
The communication from Austria Hungary and the United States centers on belligerency status and peace terms. It includes the Austro-Hungarian note transmitted by the imperial government to President Wilson, discussing credibility, defense, and conditions for a just peace. The document references earlier Germanic and Czech Slovak positions and the role of the United States in shaping postwar boundaries and rights.
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Het Goverdieul
Jaunitey Jagd
Hie Rovermient
United Slams
Dace
Anstein
Congress of the
United States
Falra
Elsacon
Family of Nations
Wy Wehest Vunsilerailon
Robeue Lansing
Awngmgeng Ibs
Lansing
Meule
Legation
Sweden
Washington, D
Breceney
Austria-Llungars
United Statea
Amerie
Monarely
Ard
Eluys Ut
Blond Aiid
Nereby
Addresea Hell
Aueriet
Wes Ales
Ariylas Lee
Doulike
Wilson
Niceuwl
Ett
Alf
Bieygren
Oie Excellency
Dfn
Stobert Tinning
Atite
Wiehington
Aviators Killed in Training Flight Accident
Two student aviators from Percy OS Gering of Pittsburgh and M. Hope of Merehonen were fatally struck at Marina Corps aviation field during an aerial gquiry practice. The report notes their identities and the fatal in flight collision during training activity.
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Biinral
Cel
H— Stent AgInetora
M. B. Hope
Merehonen
Percy OS. Gering
Pittsburgh
Marina Corps Aviation Ueld
Soldiers Wite Slain In Cartan Street Tragedy
A woman identified as Mrs. Wite Slain was found with a bullet near her heart at 118T Witton Street. Neighbors report her husband served in France and police believe the case may be murder though officials have not confirmed.
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Pbitenyo
Cartan
France
Witton Street
Valice
Unclear text describes employment issue and attempted hiring
The readable fragments reference a company facing employee challenges with a nine member team. Concerning Chilean involvement and pension timing, the content hints at a transition or dispute over wages and employment terms. The source remains garbled and lacks concrete dates or names.
Iowa Wartime Public Health and Travel Restrictions
Iowa state officials impose travel bans and quarantine rules amid Spanish influenza fears. Public meetings are banned and movement limits extend to several counties including Dubuque and surrounding towns. Reports list Iowans reported killed in action in France, plus casualties and camp advisories at Camp Dodge and wartime evacuations.
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Suyg Gavallia
Ufticare
Towanda
Indunnza
Proumonta
Willian McAndrosa
Lost Nation
Clark
Oakland
Gerrila A
van Sateten
Palle
Howe Te
Dubuque
United States
Moora
Gharnes City
Stouk City
Cedar Narnia
Mason Uly
Fort Dodgy
Cedar Falls
Iawn
Ora
Ola Q. Flo
Alata
Thia
Nonaes
Harna
Deilgs
Win
Camp Dodge
W. G. Butter
Tase Bosniral
Camp Dadga
Dean
Pranve
Philp A. Hrouka
Lynn
Dara Whalen
Tipton
Neyaah D. Vadyor
Consellusts
Wattnn Ge. Sayer
Eldora
Burlington
Lea P. Metlugh
Eatel Powers
Agstey
G. G. Whiter
Wisen
Ciitend & Dimmitt
Fairfelay
Tarmor
Coder Kapida
Wiliam
Mifoney
Chumway
Charles Schmidt
Waterloo
Waller
Ledyard
Hatph Kill
Oma Utly
Mark Pooley
Webster City
Prad G. Poatz
Clutua
Glenn & Mathews
Farmeraburg
Jotai
Monidena
At Double
Avorote McMagus
Aurela
George C. Murdinger
Gartinon
Olin
Itrloa G. Strathopuls
Cawnelt Bruma
Georgy Bauer
Keokuky Friak
Daniel Nawack
Bee Malues
Albert Cy Dethlets
Howard J. “Tla
Sioux City
Cantern
Fae
Guilford
Thunner
Stata Board of Heart
Viriows Party
Tha Stata
Monta
Washington estimates 29 million subscribers for war bond drive
Reports from Washington on October 24 indicate about 29,000,000 subscribers during the campaign closing Friday night. Officials say the $6,000,000,000 bond issue likely will reach more than 92,000,000 notes in reserve and could exceed earlier wartime subscription records.
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Washington
Hys
Joan Penred
Tecpasnry
Transuiry
Irlets
Visneran
Poncealle
Tryston
Tifladelphia
Elisteleta
Jen
United States
TDN
American Air Forces Down 17 German Planes Northwest of Verdun
An anti-American pursuit air battle north of Verdun ends with 17 German planes shot down, all American aircraft reportedly intact. Notable pilots include Lieut. Charles Dellye of Chicago and Lieut. Chester Wright of Brookline among those credited with victories. several American crews are listed among the downed enemy. The day marks a rare triumph for American aviation with no American losses reported in the engagement.
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Verdun
Chicago
Cleveland McTormatt
Syracuse
Chester Wright
Brooklines
Cleveland
Lieut
Wierd Look
Muncle
T. Liew
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Mer
Lowell
Washington
Gouteting
New York
Otinwon Janes
San Kenneken
Veniogton Yerwa Este
Philadelphia
Liutenant Wright
Charo Meta
Wheom A. Movil
Stovath
Witter Hors
Columbus
Tle
Brteilies
Gisboekite
Tatuatesnten
British Casualties Reported Amid Ongoing Conflict
Casualties list shows 37 160 London and Oct figures with weekly comparison. It notes wounded officers and draft details, mentions Brainerd Minnesota, and Krueger as a hunter in a duel near Owen, with an admission of evasion and confession.
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Brainerd
Krueger
Owen
Thu
Evador
TOTAL LOANS TO THE ALLIES AND U S PRESIDENTS HONORS
Washington reports new credit totaling 8200,000,000 for the Allies while overall American loans rise to 7,520,470,100. The president announces honors for field marshals and generals including Mevstat Rach and Pershing in a wartime gesture.
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Wentsens
Aif
Mormil
Aimert Ean
Kin Victor Fatanmiel Found Dead in Montedrapine
A report notes the death of Victor Fatanmiel in Montedrapine near Cees, with unclear details but mentions a weapon recovered. Local authorities investigate the death as a possible homicide or accident, awaiting further findings.
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Kino
Leloee Martierta
Victor Fatanmiel
Pedeard
Cees
Fragmented note on an elimination plan and unclear names
A damaged OCR fragment references eliminating inefficiency and mentions places and people in a garbled sentence. The legible pieces suggest an outline or planning stage without clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
Senate Passes Revised War Tax Plan Amid Debate
The Senate approves a revised war tax scheme with a graduated surtax on incomes, reducing rates for lower incomes and expanding higher brackets. Affected are earnings from 0 to above 1,000,000, while proposals seek to fund wartime expenses and balance revenue projections. The measure, tied to discussions on excess profits and corporate taxes, moves toward final passage despite opposition.
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Worlington
Seniate Dunes
Senate
Rte
SAO Co
Amit Howe
Goon Slokont
Uoe
Lost on TiConderoga 213 Wasted Names Entombed
Fragmentary wartime item reports a mishmash of names and terms about a steamship and armistice era events. It mentions a ship named Theundering and references the war department, prisoners, and prices, all cluttered in garbled text with no clear sequence or date.
Largest order ever issued for defense transport equipment
A garbled Washington report notes an enormous planned shipment of motor equipment to support government defense needs. The text references urgent state action, a large export or delivery order, and remarks on industrial and urban logistics, implying a pivotal supply effort for national security.
Serbs Ganhire Towns and Entry Notice
Serks claim towns entered by multiple parties including Fenton Get Sea ienice Sibley Troupn in Yalutehar. A flyer lists Laila ut Noeyolla as involved with Faniten norksast ut Miah. The official statement confirms Sunday actions in the region.
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Fenton
Get
Ienice Sibley
Yalutehar
Laila Ut Noeyolla
D $Faniten Norksast Ut
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Iowa State News
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