Germany Denounced for Espionage Plots In U S War Era
The report details German espionage and financing of plots against the United States and allied nations, led by Wolf von Igel and Bernstorff, with agents like Koenig and Koenig’s code and messages. It cites arrests, bomb-making schemes, Irish revolutionary links, and efforts to sway U.S. policy and public opinion.
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Germany
America
United States
Committee On Public
Hicdd
Gerneoy
Armerica
Teutonic
Department of Justice
Hieland
Canada
WO Wall Street
Wolf von [Gel
Votr [Gel
Washington
United States Secret Service
von Igel
Secret Service
Great Britain
Mexico
U. S
Committee On Public Information
Te Ger Iman
Wall Street
Wolf von Igel
von Bern- Btorfs
Paril Koenig
Bamburg-American Steamship Company
New York
Port Oglethorpe
You Bernstorff
John Devoy
New York City
Ireland
Bernstory
Sir Roger Casement
Devoy
Carenery
Daniel B. Cohalan
New York Supreme Court
Berlin
Cileage
Welland
British Empire
GS. Vieveck
The
Fatherland
Crte
Viereck
Ino
Holland
Wolf von [Vel
California
Bucharest
Frontmanian
Lansing
Argentina
von Eekhardt
Mexico City
von Bernatorft
Geanun Foreign Office
Congress
State Department
Wiliam Whiting Andrews
Legation
Porumbara
Roumania
Bernstorff
What Was His Nationality and the Limerick Limousine Fall
A New York building laborer is injured after a fall described by a policeman. The officer initially says it was nothing, noting the man lost balance and fell by a Limerick limousine. The station lieutenant puzzled over the incident until the officer returned to explain the accident involved two wheelbarrows.
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New York
Saubalinee
Limerick
Leutenaint
Use of Kicking against things you cannot help
Fragmented line seeks meaning amid hardship. A speaker named Jife appears with cheerfulness and fortitude as they navigate limits and routes in life. The text reads as a reflective motto or poetic meditation on resilience.
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Tess
Missed a Few. Sailors and a Funeral Memory Told
A fragmentary reflection recalls a judge questioning sailors about sayings on pores and a midshipman’s cautious reply. The piece mentions a lengthy Liverpool funeral for a Brem family figure, with many in attendance and a note about exhumation reluctance. An unrelated line advertises a vehicle with a ton and a half capacity and prompts readers to watch for the ad.
Ice produced in Steeline by Sidney Fee and Produce Co
Ice manufactured from clear distilled water. On hand at all times. For inquiries call 348. Sidney Fee and Produce Co.
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Sidney Fee
AuntieGhture Headlight Bulbs Ad Notice
An OCR fragment advertises AuntieGhture headlight bulbs priced at $1.50 per pair with a listing by A. Brotyt.
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A. Brotyt
Inter-State car offers no price rise this year says dealer
In a sales pitch the Inter-State car maker emphasizes no price increase since the year began and argues the model offers extra value for the dollar. Louis Mann notes that if materials cost rise, price could jump $150 to $200, urging readers to buy now for future savings and better performance. A limited allotment of lower-cost cars is available for demonstration bookings.
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Inter-State Motor Company
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Kaiser
Weutonic Secret Service
Mation
Voniger
Harold
Liverpool
Mem
N. GG. Brewer
Louis Mann
Sidney
Nebraska