Kerensky Government Declared Nonexistent in Petrograd
Reports from Petrograd claim the Kerensky government no longer exists as Russia faces potential renewed unrest. Telegraphs cite growing armed clashes and widespread claims that the provisional authority has collapsed, with diplomatic lines filled by conflicting messages about the state of governance and public safety.
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Luin
Nore
Petrograd
Karanuky
Welle
Auinunekmhy
Amun
Max Lely
Hospital Eyes X-Ray Purchase Plan
The hospital board considers buying an X-ray unit for the Howat Institution. Ms Winder weighs the proposal, aiming to have the equipment ready soon. Supporters say it would make the hospital one of two in the region with X-ray capability, aiding patients locally. Donation funds were redirected to advance the project and a drive date will be announced later.
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Corry
Ahe
Winder
Howe
Sant
HUBLE
Okuauhine
Cain Balen
Peparaion
Merchants Banquet At Grandin House Tonight
City dealers gather for monthly banquets at the Grandin House this evening. Dealers praise past events and expect strong attendance with many from rural communities seeking to benefit from market days. A second Library Course concert by the Apol 9 Concert Company follows with a varied program and new instruments.
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Goreral
Grandin Jiuyen
American Commission in London dispatch on airmail delegation
Unclear note reports a United Press item about a U S delegation to London and a Home Office party represented in the voyage. The text mentions Colonel and a liner port, with references to arrival, evacuation, and unspecified figures in doubt.
Soldier Vote Not Received
Prothonotary James B. Yard reports that soldier returns have not arrived from the camps, delaying full county results. The likely change hinges on troop ballots, with an expected update as soon as information is secured.
Prisoner Bound Over to Court for Plunder Case
A damaged report outlines a preliminary hearing where the prisoner faces charges of theft and related offenses. The Alderman court session is set to review evidence and determine bond pending further proceedings. Police investigation continues as prosecutors prepare for trial in May.
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Viking Sell
Dali
Aliate Jn
Wiley
Parte
Dry victory claimed in Ohio election report
In Columbus reports claim the Dry slate secured a majority in Ohio with 1,728 votes counted in Toledo and surrounding areas. Officials noted irregularities and disputed results while party leaders prepared to address the receipt of further returns and celebrate potential gains.
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Athetal
Market Upset After Kerensky Overthrow News
United Press reports a stock market drop following news of Kerensky's overthrow. Gains in the Dow Jones were wiped out by heavy selling in the second hour, with common stock around 41 and notable declines across the market.
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United Press
New York
Way
Kerensky
Otter
Grocers Close Saturdays At Ten O Clock
A local notice reports grocers will close at ten on Saturdays and regulate hours. It notes extended early morning starts and late-night openings, urging compliance with new schedule and urging citizens to prepare their groceries in advance.
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Grocers Close
Henry
Seluirday
Pirehage
Utey
Romie
Corryites at ease today convocation notes
Corry gathering attended Masonite Convocation with attendees Welt JH Livermore Frank Gillett A i Mungo Weeks Jott Neda warned about attendance. The event featured Lady of Perfection visions prevented and degrees conferred. An entertainment wax was arranged for visitors as guests depart later.
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Welt
Livermore
Frank Gillett
Neda
Elks Hospital to Government for Wounded Vets
The first hospital built for wounded U S soldiers was accepted by the government from the Benevolent Protective Order. The building costs 250000 dollars drawn from the organization's 1000000 dollar war fund.
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Elks Hospital
Washington
United States
Benevolent Protective Ordor Office
German Warships At Large Ties Up Wide Waters
A fragmentary report notes German warships at large in broad waters. The dispatch mentions alarm and potential threats from German naval forces, with limited readable names and locations suggesting a patrol or interception context.
Reopening Lyric Theater Plans New Photoplay
The Lyric reopens with William in charge and Mary Pickford in A Poor Little Rich Girl. The feature headlines a photoplay crowd pleasing to youth and families, promising popular entertainment with quality drama at the local venue.
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William
Mary S Meafori
Mikes
Mary Tekford
Sual
Jecls
American Steamer Rochester Sunk By German Submarine
The Rochester was torpedoed by a German submarine. The Admiralty reports 30 crewmen saved. others feared lost. The attack occurred Friday, with some crew missing and remaining details unclear from London.
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United Press
London
Rochester
Admiralty
Financour
Mats
Palis
Sas
Interest in Paris Conference Sparks War Debate
The piece notes widespread interest in a Paris conference with calls for a united front. It cites supporters in Ohio and mentions concerns about possible war and the need for a strong coalition led by the Paris headquarters.
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Paris
Memorial Service Echoes Across the War Front
Fragmented report recalls solemn ceremonies and the arrival of American soldiers amid heavy shelling. It notes coffins lowered into ships and the laying of wreaths as crowds honor fallen service members and honor the memory of those who served in the conflict.
Christmas Packages for Soldiers Highlighted by Red Cross Drive
United Press dispatch explains a Christmas package campaign for U S troops. About one million boxes are planned under Red Cross auspices, to be prepared by volunteers with stockings, white cotton handkerchiefs, writing materials, candy, fruit, and small comforts.
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United Presa
United States
City Solicitor Advocates 1917 Dog Tax Collection
A letter from City Solicitor G. T. Kincaid to the City Treasurer discusses the 1917 dog tax in Currn, noting that fines for prior years are invalid but that 1917 dog taxes must be collected. The Attorney General’s opinion supports collecting the 1917 dog tax despite years past.
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Bolsetter
Gurr
Worn
G. T. Kincaid
Friendship Club Entertained by Mrs Bert Anderson
The Friendship Club of Liberty Street was entertained by Mrs Bert Anderson of East Washington Street with select readings by Mrs Alice Perkins and Mrs Don Lenin. Refreshments were served and the afternoon was enjoyable. Hostesses were Mrs Carlton King and Mrs John King at a one o clock luncheon in North Central. National colors were red and ten tables for bridge and knitting filled the afternoon. An out of town guest Mrs Dewitt Jackson of Brio attended.
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Friendship Club
Liberty Street
Bert Anderson
East Washington Street
L. A.mt
Alice Perkins
Don Lenin
Carlton King
John King
North Centra
Mra
Dewitt Jackson
Brio
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