Russians Drive Foe Back Seven Miles In Front
Russian forces press toward Riga along a wide front advancing more than seven miles in five days as the Korniloff rebellion is said to be quelled without bloodshed. General Alexieff is named supreme commander and officials report the government stronger than ever. In Copenhagen, General Alexieff is reported to have shot himself after an interview with Premier Kerensky.
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Washington, D. C
Riga
Kustina
Alexieff
Jpse
Petrograd
Korniloff
Copenhagen
Sudsvenska Dagblad
Kerensky
Alxieff
Murdered Man Found On Colorado & Southern Tracks
An unidentified man was found dead on the Colorado and Southern tracks between Thames and O'Neil streets shortly before 2 am. He had seven knife wounds near the heart, was still warm, and pocketless. Three ranch workers from OCumpatool identified the body. head injury noted and suspected motive.
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Colorado & Southern
Thames
O'Neil
Ocumpatool
I. Heritt
K. G. Trimble
Harry McCenna
Kaiser’s reply to peace note a mere feeler
Dr. Richard von Kuehlmann, German foreign secretary, met the papal nuncio in Munich and delivered Germany’s reply to Pope Benedict’s peace proposal. The response, reflecting Bulgaria and Turkey views, offers no detailed terms and is seen as leaving room for further Vatican communication.
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London
Richard von Kuehlmann
Ludwig
Munich
Germany
Benedict
Jokal Anzeiger
Zutich
Bulgaria
Turkey
Vatican
Soldiers' Civil Rights Bill Aims to Guard War Help
Washington to consider legislation ensuring civil and property rights for soldiers as a wartime moratorium on rights while on duty. The soldiers and sailors civil rights bill has been introduced in both houses to support the citizen army effort.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
German Bombs Hit American Consulate at Dunkirk
The destruction of the American consular agency at Dunkirk on Sept. 7 was reported to the state department. The consular agent Benjamin Morel was uninjured and the archives were saved.
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Washington
Dunkirk
France
State Department
Benjamin Morel
Isolation movement drives on at Monte San Daniele in Isonzo front
Italian forces push to seize Monte San Daniele as part of the ongoing Isonzo battle. Cadorna’s troops advance on the Bainsizza plateau while detachments clear heights near Chiapovano valley. Prisoners flow into Italian rear as heavy bombardment marks weeks of combat. English and Scottish raids on German trenches in Arras and Somme regions report many casualties and prisoners.
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Cadorna
Bainista
Apremont Forest
Ardennes
Arras
Somme
Rome
Monte San Daniels
Bainsizza
Monte San Gabriele
Chiapovano
Monte San Daniele
London
Biatile
France
English vocabulary grows with heavy word borrowing
The New Universities Dictionary, distributed by The State Leader, highlights that English has borrowed heavily from French, Spanish, and Italian through history and commerce. Floods of coupons pour in as clerks stock up for emergency reprints amid reader enthusiasm.
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Clark & Northup
Cornell University
Shakespeare
Milton
Addison
Tennyson
France
Cheyenne Plans Parade to Honor Drafted Men
Cheyenne Industrial club marshals detailed plans for a large parade to honor men drafted into the national army. The procession includes mounted police, First Cavalry units, G A R members, Red Cross, officials, veterans, cadets, fraternal groups, and citizens in cars, ending with speeches at the state capitol and a luncheon for drafted men.
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Cheyenne
Industrial Club
State House
First Cavalry
Ned Cross
Elks
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Cheyernne
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House Street
G. AL RR
Red Cross
Warren Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Pioneer Avenue
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Capitol Avenue
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Capitol
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Mow
R. SN. LaPont
Sovdielios
J. J. Showalter
Tierbert V. Lacey
Fr. B. Davidson
Davidson
Ferguson Denies Pane Frauds Charges in Impeachment Trial
Austin, Sept 17. James Ferguson testified in his impeachment trial that he never intended to profit from state money. He defended deposit of about 40,000 Canyon City Normal Insurance funds in the Temple State Bank where he held large stock. The governor faced the Senate inquiry as the high court convened on the twenty one charges.
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Temple State Bank
Canyon City Normal
State High Court
Urges Exemption for One Son in Family Draft Appeal
The New York district appellate board considered a motion by G. W. Wickersham to exempt one son from the draft. Thomas Farrell sought relief claiming a widowed dependent mother. the family listed estate pressures and two other sons already serving. A younger brother was rejected for physical reasons.
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Apreal
Seo
Stockmen Seek Government Backing for Meat Supply Plan
Washington reports outline a proposal to aid distressed stockmen through government support aimed at stabilizing meat production. Officials expect measures to curb slaughter and protect lambs and feeder stock this fall and into winter.
Strikes Rock Pacific Coast Shipyards Amid Violence and Riots
Frisco and Pacific coast shipyards with government contracts face major strikes. Police report 14 arrests after riot clashes as workers walk out. Rail service planned to resume. broader walkouts affect Standard Oil sites and other facilities as tensions mount and damage rises.
Probe of Woman Leads 10 Germany's Spy Chief in U.S.
A fragmented report details a U S probe into a woman's leads involving a German spy chief in the United States. It references senators, papers found, and presumed plots tied to wartime activities, with mentions of individuals and agencies amid scattered accusations and official statements.
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Germany
U.S
Germany Apologizes to Sweden for Using Diplomats as Messengers
A detailed report from London dated September 17 states Germany apologizes to Sweden for using its diplomats as messengers to aid spies. Berlin instructs all representatives abroad to refuse any pressure to reveal telegram contents, while Sweden denies forging or sending covert messages. The piece notes potential strains in diplomacy and mentions a Lusitania related incident as context.
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Sweden
London
Hay
Hole
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Aveney
Pfier
Tran Vailiing
Braun
Argenting
Nya
Allehanste Brockholm
Saya
Tte
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