Revolt in Russia Nears Collapse Amid Strife
Reports describe banishments and fusillades in streets as Junkers seize phones. Duma building held by the general army committee removing Bolshevik guards. Red Guard defeated in Moscow while Kerensky nears Petrograd to unite democratic forces against Bolsheviks. Military courts ready, residents warned.
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Bolshevik Takeover Report At Winter Palace
Reports say railway stations have fallen into Bolshevik hands. Admiral Verdervski the minister of marine was released Friday and called to resume duties. Ministers Nikitin interior and Gvozdeff labor also freed. Resistance by the garrison was feeble and the Winter Palace capitulated after a large bomb was exploded inside.
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Kerensky Report Claims 200000-Man Support in Sweden
Wireless despatch from Haparanda Sweden asserts Premier Kerensky commands 200000 loyal troops and plans to return to Moscow while Petrograd battles between Cossacks and Bolsheviks rage. Accompanied by General Alexei and Foreign Minister Terestchenko, the convoy faced patrols while leaving Petrograd.
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Rioting in Petrograd Clashes on Nevsky Prospect
Street riot erupted on Nevsky Prospect opposite the Hotel Europe as the Red Guard clashed with pamphlet distributors condemning the Bolsheviks. A fusillade occurred during the disturbance.
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Kerensky Escapes Petrograd Hidden in Ambulance
A Finland dispatch reports Premier Kerensky escaped Petrograd last Tuesday night hidden in an auto ambulance. The vehicle was stopped three times by patrols en route, but Kerensky remained undetected.
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Kerensky Forces Linger Near Gatchina Amid Bolshevik Moves
Premier Kerensky is reported at Gatchina eighty miles southwest of Petrograd with about one army corps. Petrograd troops aiding the Bolsheviki face Kerensky forces while Bolshevik units continuously depart the city toward Gatchina.
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Rumors of Armistice With Russia Grow In Berlin
Amsterdam November 11. Rumors circulated in Berlin and the provinces that an armistice had been reached with Russia and that Italian delegates were sent to Russia to negotiate a joint Russo Italian armistice proposal to Germany. One Berlin newspaper tried to correct the rumors to avoid unfounded hopes and dis appointments that could worsen the situation.
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Fetrograd Radicals Abolish Land Rights Decree
The Congress of Soldiers and Workmen's Delegates in Petrograd issues a decree abolishing land owner rights and transferring estates to agricultural committees until the constituent assembly convenes. Subsoil products like coal petroleum and minerals become state property, while small owners retain their land and the right to own only what they cultivate without hired labor.
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Congress of Soldiers’ and Workmen's Delegates
Autocrats Oust Karl Kautsky At Neue Zeit
The sudden removal of Karl Kautsky as editor of the free-spoken socialist Neue Zeit and the appointment of Heinrich Kunow, a pro imperialism voice, signals liberals remain out of control in Germany and autocracy holds sway.
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Kautsky Ousted as Neue Zeit Editor by Kunow
Karl Kautsky recounts his dismissal from the Neue Zeit amid party moves toward imperialism. He and Wurm were removed before their October issue and Kunow was named editor, with the magazine to follow Kunow’s imperialist line. He warns of closed-door tactics and recalls Freiligrath on suppression.
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Rails Torn Up to Heep Herensky From Petrograd
PETROGRAD November 11 The rails on the Petrograd Gatchina line have been torn to prevent advance on the capital by Kerensky supporters. All ministers except Mon ter estchenko Konovaloft and Kishkin are reported released from the St Peter and St Paul fortress.
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Labor clerks seek 75 cent raise and eight hour day
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Old Colony Lodge No. 143, plans to demand a 75 cent daily raise and an eight hour day from New Haven road executives this week. The move was approved at Hayward place and 60 new members joined the brotherhood, including 20 women employees.
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City Employees Accuse Garbage Firm of Profit Take
The Boston Development and Sanitary Company is condemned by the Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters' Union 149 for selling city garbage for profit rather than giving it to farmers to feed hogs. Officers say the city once furnished garbage free to farmers, but now the firm profits amid high meat and grain costs.
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Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters’ Union 149
Labor Notes on Union Membership Surge in City
Thomas Hannon reports about 50 new candidates joining Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters Union 149 plus 25 obligated members after a mass municipal employee meeting at Wells Memorial. Secretary-Treasurer John W. Canley of Bar tenders Union 77 outlines consumer requirements to members.
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Unions Press Citizenship Ties and Labor Actions
Members urged to secure naturalization to remain in unions. A service flag with 40 stars will be displayed at 188 Court Street. Resolutions condemn Mooney case actions and support the Mooney defence fund. The Boston Fire Department Brotherhood plans an organizing meeting at 995 Washington Street with mayoral address. Local 60 of Shovel and Dredgemen set a Dec 1 wage scale for the Squantum strike.
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Passengers Rescued As Prince John Floated After Grounding
The Grand Trunk steamer Prince John ran aground in a heavy gale yesterday and was floated at high tide today. Passengers were landed safely after the accident.
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