American or a traitor in address to crowd
Special Dispatch reports an audience of about 2,000 heard remarks about loyalty to the nation with threats of deportation by ship for those who do not comply. Funeral notices follow for Hungate of Melrose Montana and Davidson of end Mont with interments planned. Anna W. ley's remains arrived and funeral scheduled for Tuesday in Whites undertaking parlors.
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Mr. Gerard
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Funeral notice for Felix Kabalin in S15 De Smet street
The funeral for Felix son of Mr and Mrs Felix Kabalin is set for this morning at their home 15 De Smet street then proceeds to Patrick's Church via the Daniels and Bilbon undertaking company.
Daniels and Bilboa Embal Funeral of Michael Markovich
The funeral for Michael Markovich will be held Monday at 9:00 AM at his sister Mrs John Michelion’s home 2208 Locust Street. Services will follow at Holy Savior Church with high mass at 9:30 AM. Interment will be in Holy Crown Cemetery. Automo-
Funeral services for John McCarthy at residence and church
Funeral services for John McCarthy will be held at Pat O'Leary residence on Wer Agate Street this morning at 8 30. The procession then goes to St Marys Church for high mass. Interment follows at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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John McCarthy
Pat O'leary
Agate Street
St. Mary's Church
Holy. Cross Cemetery
Fragmentary note on local event loses clear meaning
An incoherent OCR fragment provides few readable names or dates. The text hints at a local topic but lacks concrete actions, persons, or places to form a definite news card. Further legible material is required to produce a proper summary with identifiable entities.
Gerard addresses wartime views on democracy and autocracy
The speaker recounts Mr. Gerard's remarks on the last years of conflict, condemning German autocracy and praising American resolve. He warns that enemies would be sent back if dissenters refuse to fight, arguing ultimate victory hinges on universal service and staying in the war until autocracy falls.
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Germany
France
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Auiet
Disloyalty at Work at Home Sparks Labor Conference
A speech by Woodrow Wilson condemns anti democracy forces as the battle line for America extends from Flanders to workshops. The message urges justice and liberty while warning against aggression and betrayal by leaders of certain groups. Notables at the conference include Samuel Gompers and John Spargo among others in Minnesota and Illinois.
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John Halk
Minnesota
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University of Minnesota
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Socialist. Weekly
Socialist Party
Winfield R. Gaylord
First St
Wisconsin
Party
Former minister of war accused amid Russia front failures
At a Prague style hearing in Petrograd, former war minister Soukhomlinoff faced direct accusations from Rodzianko, Duma president, alleging criminal negligence in army supplies and resistance to reforms. Testimony depicts armies fighting without arms, while Soukhomlinoff profited from bourse speculation after dismissal.
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Loukomsky
Federal Reserve and State Dept Scrutinize Alien Enemies Gold Flows
Washington reports caution over counts of alien enemies and international banking tied to possible gold transfers. The Federal Reserve Board and State Department urge banks to monitor hostile accounts and report suspicious activity, citing recent large gold exports mainly to the Far East and Spain with net outward movement of 55.0 million dollars.
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Sept
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Federal Reserve Board
State Department
United States
Far East
Spain
Labor unrest sweeps Washington coast cities ahead of Labor Day
Seattle reports a wave of labor trouble across Washington state on the eve of Labor Day. About 12,000 Seattle shipyard workers were in a strike that was postponed after a conference, while sawmills and shingle mills have been idle for weeks over eight hour day demands and higher wages. Employers cite weak lumber markets as a reason to keep plants idle. Building trades refuse lumber from 10 hour mills. Electrical workers in Seattle vote on a six hundred strong strike for higher wages amid plant closures.
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Washington
Gompers Addresses Labor Day Vision and Peacepledge
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor delivered a Labor Day message urging a lasting peace grounded in justice, freedom, and humanity. He arrived to speak tomorrow and will then travel to Minneapolis for the American Alliance for Labor and Democracy convention.
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American Federation of Labor
Head Canteen Chief Named For Red Cross War Work
Minneapolis Sept 2 Coler Cannywell has been appointed head of the canteen department of the Red Cross for Minnesota Montana and North and South Dakota according to A H Rogers northwestern manager. The canteen department will endeavor to have volunteers in every town through which troop trains pass this fall to furnish soldiers with sandwiches and hot coffee.
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Ainneapolis
International Law Violation Debate At Saratoga Meeting
At Saratoga Springs on September 2, the American Bar Association committee on international law upholds the US claim that Germany violated international law in its warfare methods. The report condemns sinking merchant ships, civilian murders, looting, and other acts, and notes unified international opinion. Sessions feature Elihu Root presiding and speakers from US Senators Hardwick and Hughes, plus Belgian lawyer Gaston de Leval.
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United States
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South Carolina
National Association of Atttorneys
George W. Suth
Land of Utah
Thomas Ti. Hardwick
Georgia
Charles FE. Hughes
William
HC Burges
Texas
Gaston de Leval
Edith Cavell
Canadian National News Service Opens in Canada
Ottawa reports the formal opening of the Canadian National News Service, under Canadian Press Limited. The network links nearly all daily Canadian papers with 12,000 miles of leased wires and 80 to 90 telegraphers, sharing Associated Press news with reciprocal arrangements. Prime Minister greets the service with a congratulatory message.
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Canadian National News Services
Canadian Press Limited
Canada
Associated Press
New York
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News Association
Hon Grea
Italian Troops Extend Positions in Brestovizza and Carso
Italian forces extended their positions in the Brestovizza valley and on the Carso, reports say, capturing additional prisoners and war matériel including nine machine guns and five trench mortars. Austrian counterattacks were repulsed while Stelvio region Alpini detachments reoccupied an abandoned post at 3,500 meters, with a fortified Austrian fort captured.
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Carso
War Office
Alpini
Jewish groups pledge to support war effort in New England
In Boston on September 2 resolutions pledging the lives and fortunes of 15,000 New England Jews to the government during the war were unanimously adopted at the opening day of joint annual conventions of the Associated Hebrew Associations of New England, the Associated Women’s Hebrew Associations of New England, and the Hebrew Teachers of Massachusetts. A copy of the declarations was telegraphed to President Wilson.
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New England
Women's Hebrew Associations of
New. England
Hebrew Teachers of
Massachusetts
Wilson
Protective labor standards upheld in 1917 reforms
New York Sept. 2 report from the American Association for Labor Legislation notes labor protections survived wartime pressure and gains from 1917 laws. The summary cites reductions in women’s hours, new eight hour rules in mines, a growing wage commission trend, and 40 states enacting workers compensation along with safeguards on child labor and unemployment efforts across several states.
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American Association For Labor
United States
John B. Andi Weer
Andrews
Nevada
Montana
Ohio
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Delaware
Oregon
California
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Kansas
Washington
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Maho
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South Dakota
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Federal Bureau of War Risk
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Massachusetts
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
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Nebraska
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Idaho
Council of National Defense
Fulso
Commissioner of Industries
Counter Revolutionary Plot in Moscow and Petrograd
Petrograd reports a counter revolutionary plot linked to the high court case against Moscow leaders. Arrests cited across Petrograd and provinces, with headquarters said to be in a villa district near Petrograd. Kerenaky leads a preliminary inquiry as army committees in Moscow call for stronger suppression of the movement.
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Moncow
Sihtehs Ncosidine Teva
Stoscow
Villa
Saonter Kerenaky
Depos
Moscow
Rad
Papal peace note faces receptive Turkish stance
Copenhagen reports the Turkish attitude toward the papal peace note is very receptive and a Turkish reply, likely delivered within days, is expected alongside the central powers. Rome notes fatigue among officials as audiences were suspended after Avitson's reply to the papal peace note.
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Constantinople
Rome
Avitson
Vope Sseneaier
FULL SUPPORT OF ITALY by American Red Cross in Rome
The American Red Cross commission met with Gen. Gastano Gradina, Italy’s minister of war, in Rome on a Saturday in September. He informed the members that instructions and cooperation would be provided to support Italy in the conflict.
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Rome
Red Cros Commission
Gastano Grandina
Peace note comment from Copenhagen on Wilson reply
Copenhagen reports say Ter on papers and The Tageblatt oppose outside pressure on Germany for reforms. They view Wilsons reply as making Pence irrelevant and note the American government refuses peace negotiations for the present.
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Teron
Ident Wilson
Tageblatt
Germany
Question Walkout or Lockout Debate at Metal Trades Council
The Metal Trades council met at the Carpenters union hall to decide if the current Ana conda conditions justify a lockout walkout or strike. Secretary C Edwards urged ad journ ment to September 7 and no action will be taken by unions under the council until after that meeting.
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Carpenters’ Union Hall
Anaconda
C. ©. Edwards
Provisional government backs General Kornilov in Russia
In a Sept 2 statement from AcconD Detromrad Nekrasomt denies reports of a movement to replace General Kornilov, insisting the provisional government remains in complete accord with him and has full confidence in his leadership.
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Cpavere Tor
Nekrasomt
Ail
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Kornitott
Soldiers fight fire near La Grande Oregon
Fifty soldiers sent to the Beaver Creek watershed in Union county to combat a forest fire did their task well and kept the La Grande water supply under control. Reports from other Oregon districts were encouraging. Mrs Morgenthau decorated in Paris for work at the Constantinople hospital.
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Ore
Beaver Creek
Union County
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la Grande
Oregon
Morgenthau
Paris
Sept
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Morgenthal
Constantinople
Conference Postponed Over Passport Delays
London reports that the International Justice conference scheduled for Stockholm on September 9 has been postponed. A Reuters dispatch cites passport refusals and other difficulties as the reason for delaying the event.
World Shipbuilding Surge Aims Four Million Tons Yearly
Livya George reports Britain plans to build 0 ships totaling millions of tons next year while America targets 1.2 to 1.5 million tons annually and could reach 2,000,000 tons in eight months. Norway Spain Japan and China expand yards as 1918 prospe cts rise amid U boat losses and deterioration risks.
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China
Ome Fair
Hongkong
U-boata
Americans Not 10 Be Rushed to Front Lines
Paris report quotes Major General Pershing urging patience as American forces build a ready army to join Allied lines next year. He warns against rushing troops before adequate supply and training, emphasizing strategic buildup over immediate combat. He notes progress and giant strides while acknowledging early war entry without an army. He stresses home support and steady preparation to defeat Germany.
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Paris
Pershing
France
Great Britain
Mayer Defies Governor In Chicago Delegates Return Home
A Chicago meeting ended after four hours as the executive committee halted further sessions. General Dickson spoke with Governor Lowden, Mayor Thompson disappeared from view, and the group adopted resolutions praising his stand against the governor, the sheriff, and federal officers before adjourning and sending delegates home.
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Dickson
Lowden
Thompson
Former Northwest Trading heads surrender to marshal
Spoxane Washington September 2 4al smith former president of the Northwest General Trading Company and Stephen T Knudson former president and general manager of the Olympic Trading and Supply Company surrendered to the United States marshal tonight and began serving sentences imposed in February convicted in federal court of mail fraud. Smith received one year in jail and a 10000 dollar fine Knudson one year in jail and a 7600 dollar fine government alleged they defrauded stockholders through manipulation of the cooperative companies.
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Wash
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Northwest General Trading Company
Stephen T. Knudson
Presdent
Olympic Trading and Suppliany
Seattle
Relves
United States
United States District Court
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Adn Knudson
Two Prisoners Die In Wyoming Jail Fire
Sireen River Wyoming September 2 Aged 26 Fort Dodge man Earl Ryan and 55 year old James Johnson smothered to death in a jail fire believed caused by smoking in bed. Both prisoners were housed for minor offenses and perished in the blaze.
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Wyo
Earl Ryan
Fort Dodge
Town
James Johnson
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