Allogian Fleet Escaped After Outmaneuvering Germans
Paris reports on October 22 that French and British troops attacked in Belgium and achieved all objectives on a one kilometer front. Berlin admits loss of four Zeppelins as Allied air activity continues in Flanders and Saarbrucken raids occur. Russian fleet escapes Moon Sound with no losses and claims to have sunk a German transport. submarines torpedoed a German dreadnought. British raids into Germany claim nine German planes downed near Saarbrucken with several others forced down.
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Paris
Belgium
Veldeck
Russia
Gulf of Riga
Moon Sound
Petrograd
Berlin
England
London
Manchester
Birmingham
Hull
Flanders
Roulers
Courtrai
Ingel-munster
Gontrode
RADD
Germany
Raarbrucken
Metz
Sinking of Antilles Claims 67 Lives in Submarine Torpedo
Washington reports the army transport Antilles was torpedoed by a German submarine last Wednesday. Official Pershing casualty list shows 67 killed, 270 survivors, and one unaccounted. Names and addresses of the fallen include H. H. Cummings, Otto Kleber, Otto Miller, Abraham Swartzberg, Roy Cottrell, Lee Nelson, Ernest Egert, Anton Ehrhaart, John Bright, Torgan Lock, Carl Norsele, Burdett Hamilton, William Faust, Edward Echel, Cornelius Moughlin, Neploin Bobin, and many others listed with relatives and hometowns across the United States and Europe.
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Washington, D. C
Pershing
Transsport
H. H. Cummings
Otto Kleber
Paul Kieber
Moultische Strasse
Berlin
Germany
Otto Miller
Mary Miller
Nordenhem
Oldenberg
Abraham Swartzberg
Theresa Arico
East 13Th Street
New York
Roy Cottrell
Infantry
Alfred Cottrell
Clinton
Ing
Lee W. Nelson
Max J. Nowaceyk
Prescott Avenue
Grand Napids
Mich
Ernest Egert
Edna Barnett
North 44Th Street
Chicago
Anton Ehrhaart
Charles Rill
Ferry Wharf
Newport
Tohn Bright
Mike Bright
Lake Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Torgan P. Lock
Teed
bin Pear
Carl G. Norsele
Carl Norsell
Westerbroghe
Copenhagen
Denmark
T - Burdett
Hamilton
Grape Vine
Tenn
William L. Faust
Feld Artillery
Sarah Faust
Stony Creek Mills
Edward L. Echel
Field Artillery
Sornelius J. Mughlin
William Bradley
Water Street
Woburn
Mass
Neptoin Bobin
Annie Babin
Oglethorpe Street
East Savannah
C. L. Ausburke
Ney
Seaman
Melvin ©. Bradbury
Ingel Bradbury
Rochester Street
Boston
Guy R. Bosworth
Medical Corps
Sophie
Bosworth
Ocean Street
Milburn, N. 1
Staman
A.S. N
Senator Husting Shot to Death While Hunting
The article reports Senator Husting killed during a hunting trip as his brother Gustave fired a fatal volley at a flock of mallards following a signal. The incident occurred amid a family confrontation and drew swift police attention.
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Sen. Husting
Gustave
Tragic Rush Lake Duck Hunt Ends Senator Husting
Milwaukee reports the death of United States Senator Paul O Husting after a duck hunting accident at Rush Lake near Supon. His brother Gustave fired as Husting rose, wounding him in the back and lung. Husting died hours later after medical aid failed. Funeral plans set, vacancy to be filled by special election.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
United States
Paul O. Husting
Gustave
Rush Lake
Supon
Husting
Fond du Lac
Mayville
C. W. Lamoreux
Peter
Washington
Gustavo
Lusting
Ripon
Philipp
Senator Husting
Barty Leapers
Wilson
John A. Aylward
William N. Wolfe
Ayleward
Paul O. Hasting
Walter C. Owen
Madison
Japanese Liner Hitachi Maru Believed Lost With All On Board
The Japanese steamship Hitachi Maru, 6556 tons gross, sailing from Yokohama to Liverpool via Colombo, is missing after likely striking a mine off Delagoa Bay, Portuguese East Africa. London manager Mr. Onai of Nippon Yusen Kaisha was among the passengers. no fresh word since Sept. 24.
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Tokio
Delagoa Bay
Portuguese East Africa
Onai
London
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Yokohama
Liverpool
Colombo
Ceylon
Carrier Boy Buys a Bond Sets Example
George Shanley a 44 year old Courier and Reporter carrier boy buys a $50 government bond from earnings to dress himself and avoid asking his father for spending money. He leads by example as others follow in subscribing to the second Liberty loan. Many city boys, some younger, begin with Tiberry bonds and contribute to the national effort with clear conscience. Older citizens encouraged by the boys patriotism. If delivery fails, call 2250 for a post six o'clock copy of the paper.
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George Shanley
Courier and Reporter
Dad
George
Libery
Uncle Sam
Jove
Waterloo Liberty Loan Demonstration Parade and Meeting
Waterloo hosts a Liberty Loan demonstration led by the Great Lakes naval band marching from Washington Park to the Waterloo theatre. Dr. Charles W. Mallint of Cornell College spoke as Rotary men staged their own parade. James A. Davis urged bond purchases to avoid taxation. Patriot sermons and church activities supported the drive with distribution of bond cards and broad civic support.
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Waterloo
Liberty Loan
Great Lakes
Washington Park
Fourth Street Bridge
Waterloo Theatre
Charles W. Malint
Cornell College
J.D. Caldwell
Band
Wuele Sam
Penainis
J. C. Trumbauer
Liberty Loan Campaign
Rotary Aind
Russell-Lamson
Rotatians
Fifth Street
Trinagis Central
Independence
Ellis Hotel
John Philip Sousa
Davenport
Dubuque
Osxaloosa
Ames
Céilar
F. W
We Haynes
Cedar Falls
Totc Russell-Lamson
Cedar Rapids
Jack Casebent
SPR
James A. Davis
North
Puglpits
Weterloo
Ready to Buy a Bond Tomorrow in Waterloo
The Waterloo community is urged to back a Liberty Bond drive starting at 7 am tomorrow with over a hundred volunteers canvassing door to door. Residents are asked to respond positively, supporting the campaign to raise funds and fuel the war effort as a growing chorus of patriotism fills the city.
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Waterloo
Citheens
Sugar Shortage Forces Small Purchases in Iowa Towns
Sugar may be bought only in five and ten pound lots in Waterloo due to a severe shortage. Cedar Falls shops cap purchases at cents with many stores nearly out of stock. Dealers mostly sell five pounds per order. beet sugar production is awaited by November. Candy makers face material shortfalls and possible brief suspensions. wholesale supplies are exhausted.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Louden Acquitted by Federal Jury in Otumwa
In Ottumwa a federal jury cleared Robert B. Louden Jr. of Fairfield of charges stemming from false billing statements to obtain lower freight rates. The case, pursued by the United States over two and a half years, concluded with a not guilty verdict before Judge Martin T. Wake.
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Ottumwa
The
United States
Robert B. Louden, Jr
Fairfield
Martin T. Wake
Louden
Jury empanels in Loyd Wkins next friend v Nauman Co damages
A jury was empanelled today in Judge Dunham's division for Loyd Wkins next friend against Nauman Company in a damages action. In Judge Boles division a motion to direct verdict was heard in W. B. Chesley v WFL & XN railway for damages.
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Dunham
Loyd W Kins
Nauman Company
Boles
W. BE. Chesley
WFL & XN. Railway
Daniagen
Total Fails to Reach Million Mark row-Churches Do Their Bit
Waterloo faces a slow Liberty Loan drive with $9a,000 subscribed toward $1,700,000 as Saturday results disappoint. J.C. Trumbauer warns of apathy while volunteers canvass and a naval band arrives to boost efforts. Tomorrow aims for a strong showing with house-to-house canvassing and district-wide campaigns.
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Washington, D. C
Liberty Loan
Liberty Town
Waterloo
United States
Brent
J.C. Trumbauer
Wew
Ife
Trumbauer
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ellis Hotel
Eveery
Trumhaver
Lowa Division
Federal Reserve Bank System No. 7
Classified draft classifications announced by Wilson regime
Washington digest reveals five draft classes approved by President Wilson, with explicit criteria. The leak shows classification cards on a New York menu, listing Class 1 through Class 5 categories including marital status, dependents, employment, duties, and disqualifications.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Pravost
New York
Baker
Crowder
Wee Ke
Carder
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George Stanley
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Eighth Avenue
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C. Maurian
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A. Bishop Berger
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A. W. Bullard
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New York Federal Reserve District
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