Lost US submarine F-4 feared crushed at deep harbor depths
Reports from Washington and Honolulu indicate the submarine F-4 disappeared during a submerged run near the harbor. Officials fear a rock strike or internal explosion may have doomed the crew as attempts to locate the vessel continue amid attempts to surface the crew or recover bodies. Relatives wait for news as divers push deeper than 196 feet with limited success.
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Honolulu
T. W
James M. Hoggett
Maredopia
Navajo
Interpid
Alfred L. Ede
British Steamer Delmira Sunk by Submarine off Boulogne
The British steamer Delmira was sunk by a German submarine off Boulogne in the English Channel. Crew members were given ten minutes to abandon ship and were later landed on the Isle of Wight.
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London
Delmira
Boulogne
English Channel
Isle of Wight
Werner Horn Case Delayed to Apr. 5
Werner Horn arraigned in federal court on indictments charging illegal transportation of explosives from New York to Vanceboro Maine. He was continued to April 5 after counsel stated he was not prepared to plea. Dairy Cattle Tubercular Reinbeck March 26 Thirty five of eighty six cows owned by Terrall Son have tuberculosis and are quarantined. Veterinarian diagnosis verified by state veterinary surgeon. Cattle to be killed. Terrall Son supplying milk to large clientele in Reinbeck.
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Boston
Mass
Werner Horn
Ilegal
New York
Vanceboro
International Railroad Bridge
Reinbeck
T. F. Terrall & Son
Smith
Ile
Terrall & Son
Thorebred Stork
Neat Scheme of Princess Goes Awry
Washington March 26 Princess Lwoff Parlagny returned from Germany claiming an interview with the Kaiser who asked her to paint portraits of a hundred prominent Americans for a German schoolbook. Mrs J M Mitchell of Newark asserts she pointed out campaign potential in Washington where Mrs Helen Longstreet was enlisted. Mrs T DeWitt Talmage was a prospect but discussions of payment arose in her studio. Parlaghy said the plans were rushed and Mrs Mitchell now says she is out, threatening suit for a share of commissions.
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Washington
D. C
Lwoff Parlagny
Germany
J. M. Mitchell
Newark
Helen Longstreet
T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn
Princess’ Studio
Princess Parlaghy
Mitchell
American Flag Torn in Mexico City Incident
Dispatches from the British minister reported that Zapata soldiers tore and dragged down the American flag over John B. McManus’s home in Mexico City two weeks ago amid his murder and house looting. Secretary Bryan said reparations were requested but no reply yet. The Zapata commander expressed regret and promised indemnity for the family and punishment for the killers if caught.
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Washington
John B. McManus
United States
Mexico City
Zapata
McManus
Brajee
Bryan
Tampico
British Warships Active in Straits
British battleships Queen Elizabeth and Agamemnon and cruiser Cornwall entered the Dardanelles straits to protect mine sweepers. Turkish artillery at Erenkul fired five shells and at Kilabahrro Bahrain, while the British returned twenty rounds. sweepers operated from midnight to morning with satisfactory results.
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London
Queen el
Agamemnon
Cornwall
Dardanelles Straits
Reuter’s
Tenenos
Eren+ kul
Killa Bahr
Turka
Eighteen Men and Commander Missing From F-4 Sub
Washington marvel reports the sunken F-4 in Honolulu harbor with 18 sailors and Lieut Alfred Ede presumed lost. Efforts to raise the wreck or obtain a signal have failed. Oil on the sea surface and a missing marker buoy signal a major submarine disaster. A March 7 list of crew and next of kin names many families and hometowns across the United States. Officials say further transfers may affect the final roster.
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Washington, D. C
Marvel
Monghern Harbor
U.S
Alfred Louis Ede
Honolulu
Reno
Nevada
Naval Academy
Pacific Coast
West Virginia
Tuxton
Heutenant
Sient
Ified Ede
Nev
Geo. T. Ashcroft
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary &. Ashcroft
Clerk G. Buck
Tacoma
Wash
Amanda Schrag
Ernesc
Calvin
New Orleans
Marie Ash
Harley Colwell
Seattle
James Colwell
Covington
Town Criers Expand to Board of Directors
Acting under inspiration from Charles Anderson Pace the Town Criers at their annual meeting voted to enlarge the club governance to include a board of directors with a representative from every Waterloo organization. The organization also adopted reorganizational recommendations and approved convention and advertising reports. Four officers were elected President Harry E Kiester Vice President Fred Austin Secretary Arthur P Husman and Treasurer Fred Pettit while directors from participating groups will be named. Continued on Page
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Charles Anderson Pace
Produce Terminal Corporation of
Chicago
Waterlon
Mr. Pace
Fred 8. Pettit
John Andrews
Kimball
Dairy Farmer
Clinton G. HolJden
Town Criers’ Clubs
Greater Waterloo
Pace
Fred 5. Pettit
Town Criers' Club
Ctty
Waterloo and Vicinity
Town Criers Club Adopts Plan of Reorganization
The Town Criers' club adopts a plan to reorganize as a city clearing house for Waterloo improvements. It calls for a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and a directors board drawn from local groups to guide city welfare and betterment efforts. The initiative limits action to matters affecting overall prosperity, with invited organizations possible to join the board.
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Town Criers’ Club
Town Criers
Society Takes to Athletics at Sea Resorts
Newport March 26. A new port travels to Nyal Palm Beach and Coronado as winter resorts. Fashionable residents stay on, mansions open, and a walking road trend emerges started by wives of army officers as they join a ten mile monthly hike. Mrs Rolad Dickson is noted for her steady pedestrian pace.
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Newport
Hoo
Nyal Palm Beach
Coronado
Rolad Dickson
Flood waters threaten Cedar River area with damage
Cold wave holds back flood as Cedar River rises on slow ground. Canfield Lumber yards face encroaching water while factories near the river report minimal impact. Furance fire out at the Turkish bath parlor. M C A building sees only a closed game room. No lumber submerged. further rise could cause severe damage. Continued on page sixteen.
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Water Inc
Cedar River
Canfield
Canfield Lumber Co
Falls Avenue
Trdlay Uenver
Willer
Uerrick
Waterloo Gasoline Marine Works
Italy and Austria Fail Mediation on Cession Dispute
Rome reports that Pfalità von Buelow the German ambassador failed to secure an accord between Italy and Austria over territory cession. The Agenzia Na Hounte says Vienna sent terms that were rejected, and Prince von Buelow may have resigned as mediator.
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Rome
Paris
Princa von Buelow
Agenzia Na
Vienna
Aus-trin
Turks in Fear Probable Move by Bulgarian Turks
London dispatch reports shifts of German and Turkish command figures in Constantinople with Field Marshal von Der Golts moving to Sofia and Gen Liman von Sanders leaving for Adrianople. The changes signal Balkan tensions as Turkey fears possible Bulgarian action and forts at Lule Burgas are said to be fortified with German-trained troops.
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London
Exchange ‘Telegraph Co
Athens
von der Golts
Constantinople
Sofia
Bulgaria
Liman von 3Ders
Europe
Adrianople
von der Golla
Belgium
Genvon Sanders
Sophia
Turkey
Balkan
Lule Burgas
Adriananle
Steamer Finland Released After Five Day Search
A Genoa dispatch reports the steamer Finland, escorted from Naples by customs officials over suspected contraband, has been released after five days of searching with no contraband found. Naples customs had earlier found ammunition aboard and planned a further voyage inspection after arrival in Naples. The Finland departed New York February 27 for Naples and Genoa via Gibraltar.
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Tome
Paris
Genoa
Finland
Naples
New York
Gibraltar
Villa's Soldiers Mass for Attack on Matamoros
Four thousand five hundred soldiers march from Mercedes toward Matamoros in a planned assault to seize the city amid reports of Villa's forces seeking victory. Currency in town shows Villa dollars trading at three for 25 cents as markets cover the wartime flow.
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Mercedes
Tex
Matamoros
Villa
Vila
Russia Drives Offensive on Austrian Front in Carpathians
London reports indicate Russia directs main push against Austria along the Carpathians with fierce fighting at Dukla and Uzsok. Prized positions near Lupkow pass reported taken with over 5,000 prisoners, while Bukowina gains attributed to Russian armor. Vienna notes repulsed mountain assaults as diplomacy falters and Romania weighs ally actions. Dutch unease grows over submarine attacks and Dutch captains fear further German advances in the Danube theater.
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London
Przenysl
Russia
Carpathians
Nie
Vistula
von Jlindenburg
Dukla and
Uzsok
Bucharest
Vasok
Petrograd
Lupkow
Bukowina
Vienna
Rome
Prince von Bacow
Austria
Italy
Roumania
Praemysl
Holvand
Netherlands
Holland
Germany
Dardanelles
China Asks Reason for Japanese Move
During a Tokyo Chinese conference the Chinese asked why Japanese troops entered China. Hioki said troops were to relieve garrisons but would stay through negotiations. Reliable reports say eight Japanese divisions are in China and Korea as talks focus on mine rights in nine South Manchuria zones. War strength of a division is 18,700 officers and men, 4,000 horses and 36 artillery pieces.
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Peking
China
Tokia
Hioki
Korea
Tokio
Japan
Manchuria
East and West Play Basketball for County Title
East High and West High will meet next Friday evening to decide Black Hair county basketball championship. Arrangements were made to stage the contest at the Y M C A gymnasium this afternoon.
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Black Hair County
East High
West High
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Lulu Harbor
Washington, DL
Tonoludu
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C‘ommander
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Tiear
Moore
Conmander Smith
Peoxesy Peete
EL Tovar
Jmate
Fort Worth
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Byers
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Alison H. Chindle
Sun Mrangisea
Joshua Griddle
Mendocino
Andrew J. Jennie
Archie Tl. Langer
Qunner
Secon
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Mra
Mae Linger
Hawaii
Tyan
Francis
M. Pierard
San Diego
Charles H. Wells
Norfolk
Elizabeth M. Wells
Henry A. Withers
Charles A. Withers
Honoulu
Geda
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