Reposed Premier Is Now Fugitive
Civil War to Be Result of Rebel Rule, Is Belief. In Washington the idea that Kerensky’s collapse in Petrograd and the rise of the Maximatists may lead to immediate peace talks signals a potential civil war. The State Department awaits clearer reports from Ambassador Francis as entente allies brace for shifting war plans amid German propaganda concerns.
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Associated Pross
Washington
Kerensky
Petrograd
Maximatists
Mus Dia
State Department
Francis
Cruiser Bombards State Building in All Night Attack
A Reuters dispatch from Petrograd reports Baltic and Black Sea fleet delegates back the workmen's red soldiers' council. Firebird of Fourteenth Cossack regiments says they will back the government if no compromise is made. Hallway links to Petrograd cut. Kerensky reportedly fled the capital and orders for his arrest were issued.
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Associated Press
London
Sov
Reuter
Petrograd
Baltic
Black Sea
Red Soldiers’ Council
Kerevsky
Copenhagen
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
Kerensky
Deal
Tide Turns In Favor Of Rome Army
A Rome cablegram reports Italy and Franco English forces must follow pre established lines for a major battle as odds tilt toward Italy. Berlin says Austro German troops crossed the Livenza river with 17 000 Italians cut off and 250 000 prisoners total claimed. Fighting continues in Vittorio Italy as Italians retreat to a new defensive line while France and Belgium see only artillery duels and raids. British gains against Turkish forces are noted in Palestine and along the Tiber.
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Washington, D. C
Vednt
Rome
Italy
Berlin
Livenza River
Tagliamento
Teutonic
Vittori
Palestine
Tibris River
Y M C A Campaign Conference Plans Wyoming Drive
A dinner conference at the Masonic temple in Cheyenne launches the plan to raise 25 million dollars for the war council of the Y M C A. Former Gov. B B Brooks will preside, with Gov. Frank L Houx and William E Sweet among honored speakers.
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Wyoming
War Council
Masonic Temple
B. B. Brooks
Casper
Frank L. Houx
William E. Sweet
Cary Skyler
Ira EB
Denver
Hunger Strike Ends As Liquid Food Is Poured In
Miss Alice Paul and Miss Rose Winslow ended a 72 hour hunger strike in the district jail hospital by receiving liquid nourishment through rubber tubes. The jail physician said force was not used and the women took nourishment without protest. Party leaders press district commissioners while planning a large picketing demonstration before the White House on Saturday.
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Washington, D. C
Alice Paul
Rose Winslow
A. J. Joannon
White House
Sammy Brings in 2 Captives by Their Ears
New York dispatch reports two German prisoners were captured by an American soldier from Pershing's command on the Chemin-des-Dames. A small group of Americans with French forces for instruction accompanied the trench lead, and the soldier returned with two Germans by the ears.
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New York
Pershing
Chemin-des-Dames
New York Courier Des Etats Unis
Plot 10 Wreck Troops Train Frustrated Near Rockford
A deliberate attempt to derail a troop train carrying 500 soldiers between Camp Grant and St Louis via Freeport was thwarted when an Illinois Central engineer spotted ties laid across the tracks two miles west of Rockford. The train was halted before impact as federal investigators examine the incident. Union City report notes a German sympathizer Fred Toephen beaten by masked men who forced him to walk twelve miles.
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Rockford, Ill
Camp Grant
St. Louis
Freeport
Illinois Central
Camp Logan
Houston
Texas
Union City
Ind
Fred Toephen
Conference Dinner Details and Attendance Request
Conference notice states no fundraising solicitation will occur. Dinner costs one dollar per plate. Attendees should proceed to the Good Roads room at Pialos Hotel by 3 p m.
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Funde
Quayteva
Good Roads
Pialos Hotel
Fort Russell Quarantine Considered Amid Disease Spread
Health officers from city, state and county met in Cheyenne to urge closing of dance halls, picture houses, and public venues and to declare an absolute quarantine at Fort Russell to stamp out scarlet fever and diphtheria. The move could force troop departure, halt streetcar service and affect Fort Russell and Cheyenne businesses. Twelve scarlet fever cases are reported in Cheyenne.
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Cheyene
Fort Russell
Port Russell
Cheyenne
Clark
Wets Claiming Ohio's Election by 3 643 Votes
Cincinnati reports Ohio prohibition election results show 618,448 for wet and 522,001 against by 88 counties counted, 67 reporting. Hamilton County earlier indicated wet by 67,022 and statewide trend against prohibition.
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Wets
Ohio
Cincinnati
Board of Elections
Hamilton County
Hamilton
Hope Abandoned for Lost Sailors
The navy reports have given up hope for survivors from the American patrol ship Moda sunk in the action that killed John T. Melvin of Selma Alabama and twenty enlisted men. Vice Admiral Lint declared no further search will be conducted as most of the missing are presumed dead after the explosion.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Liew
John T. Melvin
Selma
Ala
Lint
Pro Kaiser Editor Captured and Imprisoned in War
Max Lurke former editor of the Portland Pentsche Zditung was arrested on a presidential war writ and will be interned for the duration of the conflict. The Acilung Wis suspended and Lurke had led a German weekly. No witness appeared in the trial of Prace Bopp in Sao Freneiee.
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Portland
Ore
Nov
Max Lurke
Pentsche Zditung
Acilung Wis
Lucke
Bene
Prace Bopp
Sao Freneiee
Fifty Carranza Guardsmen Slain by Bandits
Reported near Corral, north of Chihuahua, a Villista force killed about 50 Carranza guardsmen. Bandits robbed passengers of money and clothing as the siege unfolded. Villista leader Martin Taper commanded the bandits.
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Carranza
Paso
Now. S
Pitty Carranza
Corral
ChMiatia
Martin Taper
Three Killed as Trolley Wreck Strikes Kent
Three people died and fifteen injured when a trolley collided near Kent Ohio. Investigators traced the wreck to a crossing mishap as emergency crews responded to the crash site.
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Kent
Ohio
Indore Tohiy
Fall of Winter Palace: Kerensky Delegates Frontline Authority
War news reports Kerensky left the capital to the front, delegating to M Kisthkin as government forces defend the Winter Palace. A siege unfolds with machine guns and rifles, Aurora and fortress batteries exchanging fire, and workers and soldiers moving to secure control as the palace falls to revolutionaries.
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Jie
Petroger
Winter Palace
Kerensky
M. Kisthkin
Lugs
Petrograd
Peasants to Get Lands and Revolutionists’ Push
Reports from Petrograd describe Maximalists seizing control and proposing peasant land grants while protesters and workers’ delegates respond. Provisional government dissolves as military and labor groups clash, signaling a rapid political shift with uncertain outcomes.
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A. D. Kelley
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W. Stone
FE. A. Sweren
Sammy
Pro-Kaiser
St Peter and St Paul
Perema
Aurora
Jeues Scruse
Neca
Fatlalan Atiles
Ban Defendis
Ene
Met Royaml
Kveoensky
Korrneky
Mecrageul
Ares
Thitea Coxsark
Sabots
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