Bolshevik Army Loss Reported Amid Siberia Turmoil
Belated dispatches from Irkutsk via Pekin dated Aug 18 say the Bolshevik army east of Lake Baikal has been destroyed by the Czecho Slovaks. Cossacks are said to be cooperating with the Czechs and all Americans in Siberia are reported safe. The provisional government at Omsk has declared war on Germany and seeks allied aid. Consul Harris is back at Irkutsk after visits to Omsk and Vchelyabinsk. Reports confirm the killing of Sassanoff, former Russian foreign minister, at Simbirsk.
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Keyes Edges Spaulding in New Hampshire Senate Race
In Manchester on September 4, Governor Henry W. Keyes led Rolland H. Spaulding by 307 votes for the Republican nomination while Eugene B. Reed led Albert W. Noone by about 1000 votes for the Democratic nomination. Pillsbury said he will not seek the Republican nomination to fill the Gallinger term.
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Rolland H. Spaulding
Rosecrants W. Pillsbury
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Jacob H. Gallinger
Broader Exemption Grounds Set for 18 to 45 Men
Washington reports broader grounds for exemption from military service under new regulations by Provost Marshal General Crowder. The rules govern the classification of men ages 18 to 45 who will register on September 12.
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Crowder
Modifications Allow Deferred Classification for Essential Workers
New manpower act draft replaces industrial occupation with deferrals for work necessary to military and national interests. District exemption boards may exempt bankers, essential bank staff, key commercial workers, and Red Cross personnel. Regulations avoid defining registrant status, letting boards work out details post authorization with industrial, commercial, and agricultural advisers in each district.
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American destroyers convoy vast WWII troop and merchant ships
From London dated September 4 the Associated Press reveals April to June troopship convoys. American destroyers at one base escorted 772 troopships and 1763 merchant ships, while overall navy convoying was 27 percent. In Europe 155 ships carried American troops. August arrivals surpassed 250000 with navies sharing the task.
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Associated Press
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Europe
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Wisconsin Ad
Mrs A W Binzer of Black River Falls Wisconsin credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her organic troubles and avoiding surgery after doctors urged an operation The ad promotes the root and herb remedy for inflammation ulceration displacement backache nervousness irregularities and 'the blues' and urges women to try it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Eau Claire
A. W. Binzer
British Warn Bolsheviks Over Petrograd Embassy Attack
The British government telegrams the Moscow Bolshevik government demanding reparation and punishment for those culpable in the attack on the British embassy at Petrograd where Captain Cromie was killed. It warns that if satisfaction is not given or violence repeats, Soviet leaders will be treated as outlaws by civilized nations.
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Pay Increase on B. & M. Road Reaches City Today
A telegram received by Boston officials confirms a pay raise on the Boston and Maine road will be announced today. Details on who gains and the scale of the increase are expected to follow in a formal city statement.
Wage increases granted for Boston and Maine railroad staff
A statement from the Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employees says President P. J. Coyle, now in Washington, will reach Boston today. The government has approved substantial wage increases for railroad station workers and all freight and passenger personnel on the Boston and Maine line.
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P. J. Coyle
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Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bartimeus Writes Again Through The Feet Of Young Men
Bartimeus by Lewis A. Da Ricci of the Royal Navy announces a forthcoming piece titled The Feet of Young Men to be printed in the next Sunday Magazine. The author is identified as Bartimeus.
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Lewis A. da Ricci
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