Captain of U boat narrates long trans Atlantic trip
A German U boat captain recalls a remarkable voyage for trans Atlantic trade. The vessel followed a direct 3 800 mile path, submerged only ninety miles, and evaded English Channel warships en route. Deutschland leads the fleet built in Germany. Great Britain cannot hinder new subs from successful ocean trips.
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Deutschland
Germany
Great Britain
English Channel
Hhedere
Bremen
Atripta
Thia
Urbain
Oceana
Captain Talika
Konig
Ocean
Courne
Hampton Meade
Azores
Deutschland Fa
Aubmar Bion
Coures
Abe
Abe Deutachiaod
Submarine Deutschland arrives in Baltimore with essay from captain
A German submarine Deutschland voyage story arrives in Baltimore with Captain Koente reporting a record undersea crossing from Helgoland to the American port. He says the vessel traveled 3,800 miles, 90 under water, and carried dye stuffs and mail cargo while promising a world trade opening under German victory.
German submarine serves as merchantman in Atlantic voyage
Reports from Washington describe the Deutschland’s voyage as a merchantman under German command with officers praising crew and engineer Kees. Officials note British and French embassies watch cargo carrying rubber and pickets for possible seizure while Navy and Treasury inspect submarine status and clearance chances.
Untitled fragment prompts silence and whispers in print
A fragmented OCR item recalls a whisper about a date and a figure named Hillary, with unclear narration and garbled dialogue. The fragment hints at a passing remark or misheard line within a newspaper page, lacking coherent context or complete names.
Giant German submarine cargo ship reaches Cherapeake harbor
A German submarine merchantman named Pentachland arrived at Cherapeake harbor with a cargo of dyestuffs, claiming to be the first of a fleet to ply the trans Atlantic trade. Captain Pay Kuntz said more ships would follow as officials inspected the vessel, which carried 759 tons and was unarmed. The voyage included delays at Helgoland to elude Allied patrols, and the crew, under Deutschelands convoy, was observed by health officers on arrival.
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Baltimore
Koente
Great Auditorius Deutschland
A. Schwumacher and Company
Agenin
Lloyd
William
Wilson
Bremen
Bremeo
Alfred Johmann
Premen Chamber of Commerce
Hisden
Dex
Deniece Orean—Rhedere G. M. B. Hf
Germaniawert
Hiel
Boand
Alfred Lohmann
Phyp Heinenken
Nord Lioyd
Kommerziurat
B. Xf. Herriman
Deutsche Bank
Karl Stapelfeldt
Nort Lloyd
America
Great American Republic
England
Brtain
Ourtlo
Germany
Poland
Kurland
Austria-Hongary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Serbia
Montenegro
Albania
Tlon
Healdes
Belgium
France
Maite
United Beaters
Daya
Warbington
Monae
Americe
Helgoland
North Sea
Dremen
Oue
Sexe
Deutschland
Engiish
Atay
Dwn Rik
Prase
Wilscot
Easter
Kunkle
Capes
Higl
Konig
Princess Inne
Schleswig
Tribus
Biei
Eo Iicer
Ia F. Kteen
Rapohaf
M Ig
Kees
Ald
United States
Naldmore
Joe t—Definitt
Cherapeake Hay Sententas
Pay Kuntz
Supersubmarine
Kong
Deutschlahd
Thomas J. Michardson
Wiliam Thomas Fer
Atlantic
Best
Tiwan
Kenig
Sfelpel
Cours
Timmons
Capen
Kenly
Virginia Capes
Tex Timmons
Agrimarine
Fleat
Merrarine Mar
Ion
NeDle
Tnm Trim
Mieetle
Heleit
Arvana
Troef
Eeamen
Foetha Ae
Vorgaming Company
Nin Degen
Cress
Konigsong
Die Wilver
Deutechland
Hele
New York Chemical Companies
Plee
Courar
Env
Virginia
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Inka C. Travers
News censor for Mexican operations in WWI era
Major Douglas MacArthur was designated a censor for Mexican operations by Secretary Baker. The article details the German hospital ship Deutschland’s pport, its reception in an American port, guards, and press coverage as it prepared to depart for New York with rubber and nickel can stock, while authorities weighed legal and patent issues.
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Douglas MacArthur
Feneral Star of the Army
Baker
Germans Halt Russian Advance In Volhynia Front
London reports a steady British push near Ovillers on the Somme and Berlin confirms Russian forces were halted in Volhynia toward Kucel. French and German combat fronts show heavy artillery exchanges, trench fighting, and multiple local advances and repulses amid ongoing battles along the Somme, Champagne, Argonne, and Vosges sectors.
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von Linsingen
Stokhod
Trones
Wood
Barleux
Ern
London
Ovillers
Somme
Berlin
Vie Lonilor
Haye
Volyhynin
Kucel
War Office
Shobowa
Noth
Va Inningen
Stokbnd
Jatsk
von Noth
Talkan
Lake’ Dulran
Nagne
Naceaa
Varges
Chas Spagne
Meni
Bamme
Venian
Chattancourt
Fleury
Darleux
Vilage
Marleatt
Crator
Champagne
Tohure
Thuitte de Mernll
Argonne
Four de Paris
Verdun
Laufer
Tronce Ward
Rose Tronca Wood
Westprn
Notance
la Matson
Ota
Barleut
Orillera
Winches
Sterleut
Belloy
Doreh
Acco
Alma
Meuse
Warneton
Erat
Armenderen
Tabore
Charopagne
Givenchy
Vaugnais
Tiree
Three Mexicans Facing Charges In U S Military Investigation
Three Mexican residents were arrested after a government inquiry linked to an Army intelligence unit. They are detained pending further investigation into alleged tax evasion and related crimes in a Vi ja end of Marca period.
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Polumbud
Plate
Louie Vangkhaak
Entelligence Departeent
United States
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Franch
Geilith
Washington
Litte Fn
Who
Volk
State Department
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Treasury Départment
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Willle
Puck
Baltimore Quarantine Station
Volhynia
Contalmassan
Laa
Agouns Tronen
Daly
Garman
Esa Majorierman
Masa
Coniatralion
Flanders
Looge
Hierhin
Bayvite
Coant
Clermanara
Ami
Naver Shuman
Tefiena
Queen Lee
Warehfal
de Tyuna
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Newark Corti
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