Vampire wife blamed for Soukhomlinov troubles in trial
Petrograd reporters describe testimonies at the treason trial of General Soukhomlinov, former war minister. Mme Soukhomlinov, alleged to influence her husband, spent large sums, with estimates of 100,000 rubles yearly, while her former husband recounts coercive demands and a dramatic duel threat amid accusations of a divorce motive.
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M. Houtoviteh
Mme
Soukhomtlnoff
Oneral Soukhomlinoff
Kiev
Houtoviteh
Soukhomlinoff
Soukhomlinoft
Thompson Sues Chicago Newspaper For 260000 Damages
Mayor W H Thompson files a $260000 damages suit against the Chicago Herald company and publisher James Keeley. He alleges the paper has harshly criticized his anti war stance and claims a conspiracy to harass him with intrusions into his private life.
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Chicago
W. H.thompson
Chicago Herald Company
James Keeley
The
Herald
France Won't Compromise on Alsace Lorraine Recovery
Paris declares France will not concede to diplomatic talks on restoring Alsace Lorraine. Prime Minister Ribot spoke during a Marne anniversary event, reaffirming no compromise on the provinces' status.
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Paris
Alice
Lorraine
Presmier Ribot
de Marne
Poincare Hails US Troops As Lafayette Birthday Link
President Poincare reviewed American forces in France on Sept. 6 and designated the date a double anniversary of Lafayette’s birth and the Marne battle start. He congratulated General Pershing on the troops’ fine performance and noted events drawing France and America closer together.
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Associated Press
France
Poincare
Lafayette
Marne
Forces of Freedom
General Pershing
America
Former Senator Works quits peace council
New York Sept 6 Former Senator John D Works of California has withdrawn from the People s Council of America for Democracy and Peace His resignation comes as he says the council has not taken broad ground and would become an annex to the Socialist party and be used for its advancement He was a member of the organizing committee and attended the Chicago conference
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New York
John D. Works
California
People’s Council of America For Democracy and Peace
Works
Socialist Party
Council
Ihs
Chicago
Washington
Wilson
United States
Germany
Hus Tope
Mediterranean
Asia
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Serbia
Romania
America
No New Trial for Billings Denied in San Francisco
Warren K. Billings, serving life for murder linked to a bomb explosion last summer, was denied a new trial today by the district court of appeals. The judgment was affirmed.
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Billings
San Francisco
Warren K. Billings
District Court of Appeals
Canadian Casualties Heavy in Lens In World War I
Ottawa reports Gen Currie confirms heavy Canadian losses around Lens with German casualties far higher. Estimated German losses about 69,000. Canadian losses near 28,000. Undine Italy notes Austrian forces pour fresh troops. Also highlights honey output drive and 1916 California walnut crop value of $2,882,814.
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Ottawa
Sir Arthur Currie
Lene
Undine
Italy
Gorizia
Hermada
Carso
California
War Aims Are Plainly Stated in Presidential Aims Record
A labor federation argues that President Wilson clearly defined U S aims for any peace in 1917. The record cites the January 22 1917 address the April 2 1917 war message the May 26 1917 note and the August 27 1917 Russian note to advocate for self government free seas arms limits and territorial readjustments as prerequisites for a just victory and lasting peace.
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Sena
United States
Wilson
Senate
Poland
Russi
Russia
America
Trade Union and Socialists Movements of
American Alliance For Labor Democracy
Labor Movement
Bain
A Nation’s Aims for International Democracy
The text asserts that a democratized Germany is not feasible and that the United States, in its high office, offers noble service to international democracy. It states a clear policy stance that the nation’s purposes are well defined and aligned with the great aims of international democracy.
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United States
Germany
Poisoning Horses Near Lusk Sparks Investigation
Authorities investigate untamed horses northeast of Lusk Wyoming after reports of mysterious illnesses and bullet like wounds. Officials suspect soluble poison in bullets and a shotgun or rifle was used to infect the horses, with no clear motive or suspect identified.
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Lusk
Wyo
Invention of Doors and the Unknown Inventor
The piece notes that the door's inventor is unknown and that doors are a comparatively modern invention. It observes that ancient houses often lacked doors and used animal skins or fabrics to cover doorways to block the elements.
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