Sixteenth Regiment Trip to Southern Training Camp Recounted
James Murrin reports on the Sixteenth Regiment’s long train journey from Washington to a southern training camp. The party traveled through Virginia and into North Carolina, with stops, near-constant movement, and a busy reception by residents. The trip featured crowded coaches, cold weather, and vivid views of plantations as the unit neared its Georgia-bound section before continuing southward.
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Stockholm Makes No Statement in Unclear Report
A United Press dispatch from Stockholm dated September 11 reports no formal statement from officials. The piece mentions an alleged demonization and a government action, but the text is garbled with stray phrases and unclear details about motives or outcomes.
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United Press
Stockholm
Otten
Pine Grove Cemetery Directors Hold Regular Meeting
The Pine Grove Cemetery Association held a regular meeting at the Alexander office last evening. Directors discussed shrubbery for the cemeteries and other planned improvements, with progress on several projects and member support noted.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Dirac Srw
Nort
Pine Grove
Korniloff Marching On Petrograd
News of the First Battle reaches Luga eighty five miles from Petrograd as Korniloff's forces advance. Provisional government under Kerensky faced resignations and efforts to rally loyal support as clashes and unrest unfold in the capital. Government agents report eighty Korniloff supporters detained overnight while authorities seek to stabilize the city.
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United Press
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Death of Mrs Brooks in Wor home on East Pleasant
Mrs Stephen Brooks died at four o clock this morning at her Wor home on East Pleasant street after five weeks illness. Survived by husband and parents Mie and Mra R Hot Mian of Sack PetoWN, Par, and Miss Mule Hoffman. Funeral at home at eight tomorrow morning with remains taken to interment in Shaw. Brooks was a neglected young woman and untimely death saddened many friends and social circle.
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Death at Spring Creek in quiet country home
Mrs. M. Kusheplein of Spring Creek died at her home early morning after illness. Survived by husband and four sons. She was a respected resident of Spring Creek, where she had long lived. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock at the Spring Creek home.
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Kerensky Murder Report Circulates in Stockholm
Stockholm papers today carry rumors that former Russian premier Alexander Kerensky has been killed by an assassin on Saturday. United Press dispatches from Petrograd say Kerensky was working late to aid democracy and was killed at a late hour this afternoon amid a frost tonight and warmer weather promised for Wednesday.
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Stockholm
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SIX GERMAN U-BOATS AND TWO U S SHIPS
A chaotic United Press report describes German U boats and two U S ships in a naval battle lesson. It mentions a celebrated death and a formation of Tevanian women pledging loyalty to Kerensky. A Moscow-bound contingent from Petrograd departs for democracy, with women recruits marching into the city and a military street display forming en route.
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United Brees
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Moscow
Revenue Bill Goes To House
Washington September 11 United Press reports the revenue bill will pass the House with allies backing Senate plans. Kitchen and witnesses declared government aims to tax profits before the war while protecting workers earnings as World War I era finance debates unfold. Hawes early afternoon remarks follow.
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Washington
Uke House
Fur Senate
Ailuy
Tan Hho
Howe films please large audience at exhibition night
A large crowd attended the Glyndon theatre exhibition featuring Howe films. The evening showcased a lively program with a parade of pictures and performances that drew strong approval from attendees.
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Higman
Howe
Wade
Alwaye
Past Grands Gather for Association Ceremony Tonight
Tomorrow the Past Grand Association will unite with Jonathan Lodge and confer Past Grand certificates. Notable attendees include the Grand Worthy and local dignitaries. a warm reception and social hour are planned, with notices to be published tomorrow.
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Jonnathan Lodge
Lyndora Doctor Arrested in Murder Case
Butler on Sept 10 Dr Nathan Kartub aged 28 a Lyndora physician was arrested in connection with the murder of John Zotag 45 an Austrian killed June 20. He was taken in custody while attending a trial where he and Benjamin Kubinsky faced conspiracy charges related to life insurance.
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Celebrate Silver Anniversary at Wart South street gathering
Avout Mirky tire relatives of Mr pn Mra gathered at fhelromy on Wart South strewn last avening. Guests enjoyed cakes and various treats during the celebration. The event marked a silver anniversary with best wishes and stories shared among attendees.
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Marta
Marte
Miss Murray Goes to Capital
Mia Grace Moray has resigned as Nu-Bone to join the War Department in Washington. She accepted the new post after a several week nomination, praised for a fine showing and her capable young leadership.
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Grace Moray
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Washington
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Liv
Big Sea Battle Off France Coast Reported by Navy
United Press dispatch from Kuineton notes six German submarines and ten German ships engaged with American ships near the French coast. The Navy Department press release claims one American ship destroyed and six German submarines lost. most details remain uncertain.
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Willie Deuvy
Adjutant General Stewart Dies in Harrisburg
Adjutant General Stewart of Pennsylvania dies at his Harrisburg home on his 60th birthday in 1902. Former Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, Stewart was a renowned figure who shaped state military affairs and national service.
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United Prey
Mrs. Gumbinski Injured In Stairs Fall
A report from East Con greas states Mrs. A Gumbinski was injured when her foot caught in a rug and she fell down stairs. She sustained painful injuries though no bones were broken and will be confined to the house for some time. Medical attention was provided at the scene.
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