Wilson Declares No Peace Without Justice for All Nations
President Wilson denounces German and Austrian positions on peace as he urges a world order based on universal justice. He rejects Vienna style settlements and demands self determination, open seas, and safeguarding small nations as the path to lasting peace.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Germany
Chancellor von Hertling
Austria
Count Czernin
Count von Hertling
Poland
Balkan
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
League of Nations
Reichstag
Survivors recount Tuscania torpedo attack and sea songs
British and American troops aboard the Tuscania faced disaster after a submarine torpedo strike near the Irish coast. Survivors describe a rapid evacuation, boats wrecked, and songs sung by troops and crew as the liner sank. A destroyer later attacked the U‑boat, with reports that the submarine may have been sunk.
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London
Tuscania
Ireland
Names of Survivors First Thirty From Transport
The navy department releases the first thirty survivors from the Tuscania. Names include Edward L. Anderson Tom A. Ashby James Basye Frank S. Broz Alexander H. Bush William A. Cherry William A. Hickling Dale Co. Hazelet Charles H. Sneck Harry A. Keeler Harry A. Kelly James T. Moss David Fee I. M. Roberts Frank Van Driesche John S. Williams Goliman White Alva Bowman Carmi Howard E. Bullock Lloyd Ledbetter Walter Maczarik Edward B. Peterson J. W. Redd Charles A. Schweissinger Jr. Also survivors of the 158th aerial squadron and others. The vessel faced a torpedo strike. destroyers aided, lifeboats deployed, and the Tuscania floated two hours before sinking.
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Washington
Navy Department
Edward L. Anderson
Twentieth Engineers
Bigelow
Ark
Tom A. Ashby
Liberty
Kan
James Basye
Kallistell
Mont
Frank S. Broz
Cleveland
Alexander H. Bush
Godfrey, Ont
William A. Cherry
Dempolis
Ala
William A. Hickling
Leicester
England
Dale Co. Hazelet
West Liberty
Charles H. Sneck
Ames
Harry A. Keeler
San Francisco
Harry A. Kelly
James T. Moss
Corry
Ind
David Fee
Laytonville
Cal
I. M. Roberts
Venice
Frank van Driesche
Stevensville
John S. Williams
Gardner, Fla
Goliman White
Augusta
Alva Bowman
Carmi, Ill
Howard E. Bullock
Newport
Wash
Lloyd Ledbetter
Walter Maczarik
Detroit
Mich
Edward B. Peterson
Elk, Wash
J. W. Redd
Buhl
Charles A. Schweissinger, Jr
Los Angeles
Indiana War Time Drive Targets Sheep Losses
Indiana fights sheep losses from dogs as wartime need for wool and mutton rises. State defense committee assigns enforcement, and Attorney General weighs in. Reports show Hoosier casualties in France and local wartime measures across cities, including draft quotas and food administration actions.
Drive For Ship Workers On Washington
Washington February 13. Ships are a key factor in winning. the enrollment is complete. The shipping board seeks men ready for a good day’s work for fair pay and not to sacrifice current jobs until called. Great need, funds, housing, yards, materials are ready. lacking is the national spirit to supply top mechanics. A careful selection will fill posts without hardship. yard workers are deferred from the draft. Men should report to enrollment agents of the U S Public Service Reserve via the labor department. Officials urged governors mayors and others to stimulate local interest.
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Count von Hertling
Czernin
Poland
Belgium
Europe
Austria
United States
Germany
Mrust
Indianapolis
Indiana
State Council of Defense
Ele Stansbury
Washington
Sons of Liberty
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Ohio
Robert J. McLaughlin
Navy Aviation Corps
Terre Haute
Chicago, Terre Haute&Southeastern Railroad
Department of Labor
Washington, DC
Bedford
Latta
West Clinton
Faithorn
Adjt
H. B. Smith
Evansville
Henry Ray
Spencer County
LaFollette
Hull
Hammond
Lake County
Grand Jury
Paul Parduhn
Gary
Lake
Porter
Food Administration
Mercy General Hospital
D. C. Peyton
Indiana Reformatory
J. H. Weathers
New Albany
Alvin Padgett
J. L. Dailey
Board of Trustees
Peyton
Mary Winkes
Erie
Will H. Wade
Liberty Loan
Laporte County
Frank J. Pitner
Laporte
Elxhart
B. F. Deahl
Goshen
St. Joseph
Rome
Robert House
A. Z. McMurtrie
Otto Krause
State Highway Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Harry E. Barnard
Decatur
Barnard
Federal Food Administration
Indiana State Militia
Harry B. Smith
State House
Louden Harriman
Smith
Frank Carmack
Henry F. Schmidt
Charles A. Haupt
Lafayette
Indiana Corn Growers' Association
G. I. Christie
Shipping Board
Service Reserve
Labor
Department
Council of National Defense
Men s Clothing Now Hit New York Fashion
A dated item mocks wartime shortages in New York fashion, noting fall and winter models will be beltless plaitless patchless ventless flapless and cuffless. It jokes that garments are redesigned to fit customers after wartime fabric cuts while prices remain substantial.
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New -York
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Australia
Brest-Litovsk
Russia
Baltic
France
U. S
Iowa
Michigan
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Iinois
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Indiana News
R. S. Sensenick
South Bend
James P. Goodrich
Ella B. Kehrer
Anderson
James W. Lilly
A. F. Bacon
James Royce
Louis Dorn
Fort Wayne
Will Irwin
Columbus
Fletcher American National Bank
Culla Jager
William E. Ateater
Indiana Dry Federation
Goodrich
Hurley
Wien
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