Korniloff Proclamations Call for Rally to Save Russia
General Korniloff issues proclamations accusing the government of Bolshevik collaboration with Germany and urging all Russians to defend the fatherland. He pledges to lead the nation to victory and a constituent assembly while vowing not to surrender to German influence. The notices denounce Kerensky and court martial restrictions on information amid the revolt.
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Mohilex
Kerensky
Vladimir Lyof
Kornilo
Lol
Lyoft
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Isness
Rss
Russa
Russia
Germany
Riu
Kerensky Statement From Soldiers and Sailors
Petrograd September statements signed by Kerensky as prime minister announce that mutiny failed to topple the regime. It condemns disobedience, vows loyalty to the fatherland, and warns generals soldiers that any dissent will be punished.
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Crsktisn Aamur
Aity
Wireless Press
Sierensky
Enka Tiy
Amy
Hent
Tama
Turbulent times in Buenos Aires and Europe unrest
Fragmentary item outlines mobs burning German property in Buenos Aires and shifting public mood. Mentions trials for ministers, missing troopers, auto travel pages, and a roundup of wartime news from Anaconda to England with references to aid, life, and soldiers.
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wEfimenos Aires
Keeraneky
Evemy Trading
Tutte Connes
England
America
Anaconda News
Naconda News
Pastorial General
Butte
Petty Motor
Life
Queen of Bul
Germany
M—Telegraphic News
Untested Reports Span Kerensky Crisis in Russia
Washington reports indicate Kerensky's provisional government gains strength as Kornilov's followers appear few, though officials doubt the revolt's true force. Ambassadors and diplomats await further word while speculation centers on Maj. Gen. Brushevich taking command and Kerensky possibly assuming overall military leadership.
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Washington
Kerensky
Kornilov
Russia
Petrograd
di Tomates
Kornilow
State Department
Francis
Ispatenes
Ge Tonch Bruevitch
Immediate aid to solve Russia's transport woes
Washington reports the American government will rush locomotives and cars to Vladivostok across the Pacific aboard Japanese vessels and man inspectors along the Trans Siberian railway. Officials say Russia's broken transport system has impeded war efforts and freight piles up at Vladivostok awaiting shipment.
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Washington
Russia
Vladivostok
Pacific
Trans-Siberian
Jury Selected to Try Kelly in Lena Case
Eleven farmers and a telephone lineman comprise the jury for the trial of Reverend Ly Kelly in Lena. The panel was sworn today after the jurors were chosen and the defense protested, accusing F F Jones and Albert Jones of possible involvement. Open statements are to begin after adjournment.
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Red Oak
Lena
F.°. Jones
Villisea
Bert
Jen
Ace
Sutton
F.F. Jones
Albert. Jones
Nine American hospital workers hurt in air raid
Washington reports nine American medical corps personnel wounded when German bombs hit a field hospital behind the lines in France last week. Lieut Fitzsimmons and eight privates, including Aller Mason of Boston and Aubry McLeod of Marlboro, suffer moderate to severe wounds. Other injured officers include Ray Whidden of New York and Thaddeus Smith of Neenah, along with Clarence McGuire of Kansas City, Elmer Sloan of Elwood, and John Stanton of Hyde Park. All wounded are in the medical corps.
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Washington
Americas
Fitzsimmons
New York
Thaddeus D Smith
Neenah
Wis
Clarence A. McGuire
Kansas City
Elmer C. Sloan
Elwood
Ind
John F Stanton
Hyde Park
Mass
Medical Corps
Enemies Trading Bill Amended in Senate Action
Washington report notes the administration pushed changes to an enemy trading bill, expanding embargo and export control powers. The measure passed the Senate after brief debate with no roll call, reflecting broad support and rapid passage.
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Washington
Senate
Nine Suspects Seized On Boat Taken By Warship
San Diego September 12 Nine men aboard the gasoline schooner Anvil were detained after a justice department examination of the crew passengers and papers. The vessel was brought here by an American warship from 300 miles south. Only two of the nine were American citizens Charles Millery and Carl Curtis both of California. The others were Gadtone Gelardi Live Oak Idaho Ole Hansen Deer Lodge Montana Siont Julian amamett Idaho Victor Larroso Bingham Utah Anastacio Abarrategui Huelah Idaho and Louis Crriolabella Bolte Idaho. The last four claimed to be Spaniards.
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San Diego
Cal
Department of Justice
Charles Millery
Carl Curtis
Gadtone Gelardi
Live Oak
Ole Hansen
Deer ‘Lodge
Siont Julian
Unsettidd Weather Note From West District
Weather fragment notes unsettled conditions with showers possible in the West. The report mentions intermittent rain and grey skies with cooler temps but lacks full details.
U-Boat Effectiveness Drops as Allied Shipping Losses Rise
Paris dispatch reports the ministry of marine stating for the week ending Sept 12 that Britain lost twelve fishing vessels and six ships over 1,600 tons to mines or submarines. Two fishing craft were sunk and three vessels damaged. several attacks failed.
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Rammivatty
Ssmnil
Paris
Ministry of Marine
Barling to Succeed Barling as President of Rail Line
Sept 12 A J Barling of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad announced to J E Byram of the Chick money railroad his intention to resign and that Byram would succeed him. Barling planned to depart for the West with Percy A Rockefeller, a director. A formal action and meeting of directors in New York later month to confirm Byram as president and Barling as chairman.
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A. J. Barling
Chicago
Milwauke St. Paul
JE. Byram
Chickoney
Barling
West
Percy A. Rockefeller
Byram
Sir. Barling
St. Paul Road
New York
Thousands Join Argentina Protests as Firebrands Burn
In downtown Buenos Aires thousands of Argentines joined demonstrations linked with German interests amid police failures to quell violence. Mobs attacked German buildings on Calle de Mayo while authorities sought to protect Count Laxburg, the German minister, and Berlin warned Argentina over its handling of the incident.
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Ruesnow Aires
Calle de Mayo
Count Laxburg
Argentina asks Germany to repudiate sinking order
Washington reports that Argentina's demand to Berlin to disavow its minister's instruction to sink Argentine ships may shape the remainder of World War I strategy. Officials expect Germany to respond quickly, potentially leveraging Argentina's offer to maintain status quo in exchange for repudiation.
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Washington
Argentina
Gemany
Huenos Aires
Berlin
Swedap
Passports for Luxburg Who Is Told to Hurry Home
The Argentine government at noon today sent to the German seat passports to be delivered to Baxburg the German minis Huenos Alren real.
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Luxburg
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Baxburg
Minis Huenos Alren Real
Three Million Acres for Sheepmen Offer Responds to Western Ranges
Fragmentary text notes a plan involving three million acres of range for sheepmen, with references to western sheep ranges, the Homestead Act, and transfers within the National Sheep and Wool Bureau. The excerpt is garbled but indicates policy shifts affecting sheep grazing lands and regional development.
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Upper
Minne- Michigan
Cyber
Wisconsin
Hotere
National Sheep and Wool Bureau
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