Louvain Burned and Slaughtered Eyewitnesses Report
A Dutch eyewitness recounts habeas of Louvain as German troops fire on civilians and burn the town. Bodies lie in the streets while families flee toward Antwerp and the city’s university and library are destroyed.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Rotter
A 'W. Rutgers
Louvain
Germany
Ike
Hell
Dotch
London
Morning Post
Terneused
Holland
Svening
Belgium
Antwerp
War Bureau
British War Information Bureau
St. Pierre
Bii
Low Countries
Alexander Powell
Europe
He University
Martin
Privaty
Ask Rich to Support Families of Soldiers
A fragmented 19th century plea urges support for families of soldiers. The text critiques wartime burdens and calls on financial or political figures to aid those affected, touching on duties of working people and potential royal or national leadership.
Northwest Notes era from the Pacific Northwest fragment
A string of brief notes reports on diverse events from the region. It mentions an Ogden resident seeking American citizenship in Italy, a union leader denying mine workers’ guilt in a dynamite incident, Pendleton mayor W. Matlock’s death, and a Major fire in The Dalles with $100,000 damage. Other items note court terms in Kemmerer, Washington shootings, Seattle homicides, mall contracts, and political figures.
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Fred Mansa
Ogden
Italy
Hoe
Mackie” Motonala
Butte Mine Workers’ Union
Anaconda Company
W. ¥. Matlock
Pendleton
Oregon
Saga’ Winess
Dalles
Ore
Kemmerer
Wye
Jones
W. J. Thompson
Sedro-Woolley
Skagit County
Mobile
Ion
Lyman
Washington
Joseph J. Hogan
Seattle
Shen
Caroline Meyers
Leonora
Opal
Pinedale
Wyo
Charles Bird
Midway
Bird
Nhon
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Francisco
Panama Pacific
Utah
Turkey
Cireece
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Carranza
Mexico City
Hie
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Jesus Carranza
Eduardo Ray
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D’ Amada
Morocco
Guverst Jotre
Beevie
Diest
Utah Agricultural College
David Connors
Minneapolis
Canada
United Coe Court
Portland
Tom
Ello
Peitiers
Thay
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