Petrograd Falls to Maximalists as Radicals Seize Power
Reported capture of Petrograd by maximalists who overturn the government and appoint a new cabinet. Lenine and Trotzky said to be in power with German propaganda agents. Navy sides with radicals and bombards the city. Kerensky escapes, heads south to seek army support. Petrograd Cossacks pledge to stand by Kerensky if he opposes radicals, but he refuses, enabling radical triumph.
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Petrograd
Lenine
Trotzky
Kerensky
Petrograd Cossacks
Situation
Italians Falling Back on Venetian Front
Italian forces retreat across the Venetian plains toward a new defensive line. Rome reports no cessation in the retreat of larger units but notes ongoing fighting in the Vittorio hills and other northern areas against German and Austro-Hungarian forces.
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Rome
Vittorio
Ex Governor Foss Affairs Seen As Temporary Setback
Financial experts say a committee now handles Foss affairs and expect creditors to be paid with stock shares. They view the situation as temporary and foresee a return to normal soon. A committee conference was held at Foss office in the John Hancock building, but Foss declined to comment.
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Foss
Hunger strikers fed in district jail hospital
Miss Alice Paul head of the woman’s party and Miss Rose Winslow in the district jail hospital were fed late today by authorities. Liquid food was given through rubber tubes, ending a fast of about 72 hours.
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Washington
Alice Paul
Rose Winslow
Politicians Denounced by Pilot Editorial
The Pilot the archdiocese official organ comments on the anti-aid vote victory. It labels the result as a scrap of paper and urges readers to prepare further commentary as the editorial notes continue on page 12 third column.
New Cabinet Declares for Immediate Peace on Democratic Plan
Petrograd reports a Bolshevik seizure of power as Premier Kerensky flees to Moscow and Nikolai Lenine and Leon Trotzky take command. The new regime aims to end the war, potentially signaling a separate peace with Germany.
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Petrograd
London
Russia
Kerensky
Council of Workmen’s
Nikolai Lenine
Leon Trotzky
Germany
Moscow
Italians on Middle Tagliamento River Captured
The Berlin war office reports that Italians still resisting the invasion on the Middle Tagliamento River were captured. Continued on Page 14 Fourth Column.
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Berlin
Tagliamento
Foss Affairs: Committee Proposals Stirrumors Last Night
Rumors spread about the appointed committee’s plans regarding the Foss affairs as a banker with high standing weighed in on potential actions. The report notes speculation without detailing concrete decisions or official statements.
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Foss
Gray Co advertises men's suits and overcoats sale
The Gray Clothing Corner at Washington and Hanover streets offers men's suits and overcoats in blue gray brown green and blue serges. New winter fabrics include trench coats Ulsters and Chesterfields. Special price this week 9.90 dollars.
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Washington and
Hanover Streets
Gray Co
Washington
Cor. Hanover
Question of Force in Feeding Debated by Parties
Jail physician Dr. J A Gannon says force was not used as two women reportedly took nourishment without protest. Party headquarters deny the claim and reference Miss Pauls prior forcible feeding at Holloway Prison with Mrs Pankhurst in London.
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J. A. Gannon
Woman’s Party
Miss Paul
Holloway
London
Pankhurst
First U S Soldier Dead Buried In France At Field Ceremony
In France on November 8 at American Field Headquarters the first U S soldiers killed in the war were laid to rest. French General honors each coffins a salute and vows to inscribe on their tombs Here Lie the First United States Soldiers to Fall on French Soil for Liberty and Justice. Soldiers lower the shrouded remains amid mournful volleys and rain.
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France
America
Enright
Gresham
Hay
United States
Handsome men's suits offered at $15 and $9.90
Gray Co. Washington and Hanover Streets advertises new suit models with Slash-patch pockets and belt all around at $15 and conservative styles at $9.90.
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IF. Gray Co
Washington and Hanover Sts
Boys Suits and Wool Pants at I'. Gray Co.
Advertises boys suits priced from 1.98 for ages 3 to 10 years. Wool cheviots two-piece pants suits range from 4.90 to 7.90. Located at 64 Wash. St. near Hanover.
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I’. Gray Co
Wash. St
Cor. Hanover
Colonel House Silent On War Duty in London Interview
Col. House head of the American war mission to the allies spoke with British and American reporters in London but gave no new information, saying nothing about his duties.
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Col. House
London
Colonel House
Representative Declares U S Government Mission Abroad
A fragment shows a person identifying as a political representative of the American government. The sentence signals official duties and foreign service context. No additional details are readable to specify person, country, or event.
Ford to Stop Pleasure Auto Production for War Effort
Washington D C Nov 8 Henry Ford will not build more pleasure automobiles until the war ends He will convert his plant to war necessities including tractors ambulances aircraft engines and shells C H Wills acts as his representative and offers to discontinue all pleasure cars such as runabouts touring cars and small commercial trucks produced by his plant
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Washington, D. C
Henry Ford
C. H. Wills
Bike Race Lap Times and Pairings Shown in A M meet
Muted race card lists riders and pairings with lap counts and times. Notable matchups include Spears Spencer Corry Madden Drobach Percy Thomas Lawrence Hanley Magin Grimm Sullivan Eaton Cameron Carman Smith Bowker Brothers, indicating a detailed heat structure and scores.
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Miles
Spears-Spencer
Corry-Madden
Drobach-Percy
Thomas-Lawrence
S Hanley-Magin
Grimm-Sulliivan
Eaton-Cameron
Carman-Smith
Bowker Brothers
Great bargains on boys' overcoats from I. P. Gray Co.
Advt lists boys' overcoats in sizes for 3 to 10 years priced at 2.90 dollars. Located at Washington and Hanover Streets the I. P. Gray Co. promotes early morning bargains at 6 a.m. with a 5 dollar reference for the sale.
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Braves Field
I’. Gray Co
Washington and Hanover Sts
Turmoil Rise Reported as Provisional Struggle Continues
The coalition of Maximalists Bolsheviks minimalists and social revolutionists has plotted for days to overthrow the provisional government and gained unexpected strength. Outside Petrograd they lack broad support, while Premier Kerensky is believed to have gone to Moscow to set up a provisional authority there.
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Petrograd
Kerensky
Moscow
Anniversaries and World Events Echo 1914 News
The page notes Belgium calling all able bodied men to arms and Russians bombarding Turkish ports on the Black Sea in 1914. It marks one year since severe fighting in Mexico between Carranza and Villa.
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Belgium
Black Sea
Mexico
Carranza
Villa
Boston Area Forecast: Fair This Weekend
Fair conditions expected in Boston and vicinity with moderate northwest to north winds. The forecast calls for sunny skies Friday and Saturday across New England with no significant precipitation anticipated.
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Boston
Washington
Civil War Fears Rise After Petrograd Overthrow
Washington dispatch reports discouragement over the fall of Kerensky’s government in Petrograd tempered by hope radicals will not seize more power. Yet fear persists that bloodshed and demoralization will continue before stability returns and authority is regained.
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Washington
Kerensky
Petrograd
State Department and Russian Embassy Silent on Situation
Officials offered no formal comment tonight as both the State Department and the Russian embassy remained without official advisories. Informal word suggested telegraph lines were involved in the connectivity issues.
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State Department
Boston Symphony Opens Season With Star Spangled Banner
In Carnegie Hall the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr Karl Muck opened its season with The Star Spangled Banner as the first number. The audience greeted Dr Muck with hearty applause as he took the stage and again after the anthem.
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New York
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Carnegie Hall
Dr. Mack
Ready-to-wear coats hit bargain sale at F Gray Co
Advertisement notes heavy overcoats priced at 15 dollars and cheviots kerseys and heather mixtures at 9.90 dollars. The copy highlights wonderful values and lists F Gray Co located at Wash and Hanover Streets. The casual sale copy emphasizes low prices and ready offerings.
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F. Gray Co
Wash
Hanover Sts
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