Kerensky Declares Revolt Failed Amid Loyal Support
In Petrograd the provisional government cites loyalty from Cossack delegations and front-line troops as Korniloff's revolt collapses. Boris Savinkoff says operations against the foreign enemy continue, Korniloff is at Mohilev, and mass arrests follow as Bonch-Brugovitch becomes new commander.
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Unconfirmed Korniloff Revolt Rattles Russian Fronts
Reports reach the capital that part of General Korniloff’s army may have surrendered while Nekrasoff states generals Sprjevalski and Stcherbatcheff have pledged allegiance to the government. Officials note dissensions in Korniloff’s camp and warn that hidden supporters still threaten Russia’s unity.
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Washington Not Hopeful if Korniloff Is Beaten
Reports from Washington today say Kerensky's provisional government grows stronger to stop General Korniloff from seizing power but this prospects fail to raise allies hopes.
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Miss Anderson Becomes Bride in Wenham Autumn Ceremony
Miss Mary F. Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Elbridge R Anderson married Arthur Fielden Luscomb of Salem in an 830 PM ceremony at the Anderson home on Main street. Rev Dr Galusha Anderson conducted with Dr Edwin P Farnham assisting. The couple will reside at Wenham and host guests in December. Luscomb heads a violin school in Salem and the Andersons are prominent Boston professionals.
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Senate passes administration trading with the enemy bill
The Senate approved the administration trading with the enemy bill with numerous amendments. A key change gives the President power to embargo imports and bars war commentary in German unless published with an English translation in a parallel column.
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Senate Approves Export Import Embargo Amendment
The Senate passed a wartime powers bill adding an export import embargo to restrict commerce with Germany and allies. It includes broad presidential authority for enemy insurance operations and expanded espionage powers, with a German language publication ban requiring English translations and potential mail restrictions.
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Senator Proposes Amendment Aimed at Press Sedition
The draft paragraph warns punishment by fine up to 500 dollars or imprisonment up to a year for certain convictions or both. Senator King urged the amendment as a curb against dissension in society. A Utah Senator argued that the German press has stirred sedition and should be suppressed.
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Situation favorable says vice premier in Russia
Vice Premier Nekrasoff tells TASS the political situation is perfectly favorable. All front commanders remain faithful to the provisional government except General Denikine who is seized by the military committee. Pskoff is held by government troops.
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Battle Fronts Grow Quieter Across France and Belgium
The past 24 hours show reduced military activity on the front lines in France and Belgium with only artillery duels and limited engagements reported, signaling a lull compared with earlier weeks.
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Belgium
Small Infantry Operations Underway
Small infantry units are conducting limited operations in the area, with ongoing movements reported and no further details available at this time.
French Gain Ground in Champagne as Petain Wins Trenches
In Champagne near 8 percent Souplet General Petain secures three lines of trenches. Monte San Gabriele in the Austro Italian theatre faces Austrian attacks to dislodge Italians from newly captured positions, with no success. In Riga the German war office reports 8900 Russians captured, 3% guns and war stores seized, while front fighting has dwindled to small reconnoitering skirmishes.
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