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West Liberty, Morgan County, Kentucky
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British recruitment officers report a rush of enlistments following the German execution of nurse Edith Cavell in Brussels, described as more effective than the Lusitania sinking or Zeppelin raids. (London, Oct. 25)
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Britain Gains Troops Through the Killing of Miss Edith Cavell by Germans.
London, Oct. 25.—Taking instant advantage of the impetus given to army enlistments by Miss Edith Cavell's execution in Brussels, recruiting officers are pushing their campaign vigorously throughout the British isles. Army officers declare no incident of the war, not the Lusitania incident nor the Zeppelin raids, has been of so much help to them in bringing the material they want with a rush to the colors.
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London
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Oct. 25
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surge in army enlistments across the british isles
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Recruiting officers are capitalizing on the increased enlistments prompted by the German execution of Miss Edith Cavell in Brussels. Army officers state that this incident has boosted recruitment more than the Lusitania sinking or Zeppelin raids.