Secrets of German Spy Network in United States Revealed
In the war era a German diplomatic code and a parallel bank and foreign office cipher were cracked by American agents led by Charles E. Apgar. Phonograph records of messages from Nauen and a Sayville station exposed how Berlin communicated with its agents, confirming daily talks with the German ambassador and showing the central exchange through Washington.
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United States
Secret Service
Berlin
German Secret Service
America
Charles E. Apgar
Nauen
State Department
Deutsches Bank
Foreign Office
Hugo Schmidt
Albert
Sayville
Father
Germany
New York
Cooper
Europe
Schmidt
John Maley
Roy Woolen
Sidney Pickford
George Brewster
Congress Street
Brooklyn
James Frasier
Andrew Brodie
John Herbinson
Howard Ackley
Leonard Hadden
Donald Yerkes
James W. Gerard
Wilbur McDonald
Alfred Lipton
Hughes
Percy
Bernstorff
Washington
Mexico
Mose recounts battle encounter amid race war memory
The speaker recalls a battle like moment and asks if Mose ran or stood his ground. He retells Mose’s grim memory about passing Black people who were running during the chaos. The fragment hints at fear and moral testing in crisis.
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Mose
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure All Cases
An advertisement promises Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by acting through the blood and offers 100 dollars to any case not cured. The notice invites readers to send for testimonials. The second item recounts Mrs. Rapp recounting a scare at 2 AM when she saw what appeared to be a man under the bed, revealing it was her husband’s legs.
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Pierre
Arctic Circle
Pierre Baptiste
Columbus
Robert E. Hewes
Mr. Hewes
Arctic
Hall
P. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, Ohio
Mrs. Rapp
Mrs Rapp
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S. C. White Leghorns
Shomont Poultry and Hatchery
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P. C. Dunaway
State Board of Embalmers
Julia Merchant
Charles Town
Food Administration
L. F. P. Good
Shepherdstown, W. Va
Fletcher
Sastoria
C. J. Miller
J. Hodges
Harrison Schiey
Franklin Lye
Asistant Jefferson Security Bank
Town
W. VA
W. P. Licklider
H. C. Marten
S. J. Hodges
J. Hill
G. W. D. Folk
C. J Miller
J. W. Gardner
Geo. M. Bellahouver
D. Frank Hill
N. T Snyder
Dr. J.L Mavers
Jos, H. Lrout
Camer
E. E. Bilimver
Assist
The
Farmers Bank of
Shepherdstown
E. H. Reinhart
Geo
M. Knott
M. H. Crawford
F. Turner
G. W. Hoffman
F.R. McQuilkin
W. Harry Staley
J D. Muldoon
C.D. Wysong
J. S. Osbourn
N. T. Snyder
Strider Moler
John L. Meyers
Bank OF Charles Town
Charles Town, W. VA
S. W. Washington
D. S. Hughes
John Porterfield
J. Frank Turner
John C. Burns
J. J. Wysong
S. W- Washington
Jnc. A
R. L. Withers
S. Lee Philips
W. F. Alexander
Lewis G. Albin
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Deposit Co
Bhs Here
I. W. William
E. Reed
Robert L. Withers
Ed. Burns
R. W. Alexander
Re "Alexander
Thornton T. Perry
O. Norris
C. F. Wall
H. T. Miley
B. D. Gibson
National Citizens Bank
G. E. Hughes
A.M. S. Morgan
B. F. Langdon
G. W. Shull
Chas. R Langdon
M. O. Rouss
R. C. Rissler
L. D. Getzendanner
Melvin T. Strider
Automobile Service
Diehl & Bro
Old Reliable Marble and Granite
Alpha Portland Cement
W. H. Knode
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