Korniloff Plans to Restore Monarchy Revolt Gains Military Strength
United Press reports General Korniloff leading a revolt against the Russian democracy to restore the monarchy. Rebels advance toward Petrograd as Korniloff gains support from Don Polancks and other commanders, with tensions rising over control of the provisional government.
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Korniloff
United Press
London
Cyneral Korniloff
Volgoroukt
Triawla Éealh
Prince Dolgor- Ook
Prwene
Czurt Tobotn
Korn
Petro
Sarko Both
Korniiott
Mamocracy
Dily
Hare
Klembosky
Muccesd
Kornitof
Generis Dondine
Volvyott
Ubi Wast
Ong
Roy
Ornnott
French Penetrate Third Line in Champerne Region
The French war office reports a decisive breakthrough in the Chimpegne area as French forces breached the third German line and swept the position, maintaining the gain amid counterattacks. Heavily engaged at multiple points, French attacks inflicted heavy losses on German forces.
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United Freac
Pari
Franch War Office
Chimpegne
Ottle
Renal Forons
St. Boupples
Youth Injured In Trout Winner Play Near Home
Covil Price Jr. suffered a fracture of the right elbow while playing with companions near his Drying a Trout neighbor hood. Taken to Dr J G Kibler, the injury was reduced and he is reported resting easier today under improving conditions with warmer nights forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covil
Mra. I
J. G Kibler
Nineteenth Letter From Murray Olds on Nineteenth Army
A fragmentary letter from Murray R. Olds reports the Nineteenth Army unit near France, noting Capt Rogers on leave in Liverpool, a regiment rejoining service, and Mrs Johns recalling a recent Sunday event. Details on location and roles remain unclear in the brief missive.
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Olid
France
Olds
Cab Forship
Johns
Ta City
Olda
Rogers
Liverpool
Golden Wedding and Reunion Observed in Two Families
Golden wedding anniversaries celebrated by Mr. Goa W. Paluron and by the Potarion family at their homes on September 10th and 20th, with about eighty and one hundred ten attendees respectively. Guests from Cleveland and Page Nebraska attended. festivities included decorators in yellow and white, refreshments, and musical offerings.
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Goa. W
Robert Seyadrett
Claveland
Dol Brown
Erlé
Mra
Potarion
Mond Mera
W. Peterson
Mabel Peterson
Hortonge Petorson
Mina Myrtin Muller
Critics of Draft Score in Senate
United Proms reports in Washington that critics of the selective draft faced Senate rejection of the Hardwick amendment aimed to prevent sending drafted forces to France. The committee warned that even broader mobilization could place the nation in a dire position amid perilous war.
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Senate
United Proms
Washington, D.C
Miikley Urtales
Hardwick
France
Phy Committee
Goneld Varilion
Dairymen Plan Thursday Meeting With New York League
A meeting of dairymen is set for Thursday at Splesman’s Hall to organize efforts with the New York Dairymen’s League. The session opens at eight o’clock with aims to unite dairy interests and arrange unified action.
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New York Dairy League
Toda
Splesman's
New York
Leagan
Corry
Almaynibore
Columbus Guinge Hall
Iriday
Unlon
City
Spring Croek Ab
Amors
Dairy League
Local men subpoenaed in Titusville case
J Masheten and Ghaylee Shapiro were subpoenaed in a Titusville case involving a local clothier accused of trafficking liquor without a license. Wholesale dealers Mexars Mulhoim and Stiaplo failed to appear, were notified to bring books, and did not ship any items to the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Masheten
Ghaylee Shapiro
Mendville
Titusville Clothier
Titusvue
Mexars
Mulhoim
Stiaplo
Meadville
Oglardd
Fuel Famine Looms Over Winter
The Board of Commerce seeks action from the Chamber of Commerce to avert a coal shortage this winter. Federal rulings will allot the same coal amounts as last year, but local suppliers warn they cannot meet demand. Gas and fuel shortages threaten heating needs, with industries already pressed. Authorities hope a Washington effort will ease the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commaren
Chamber of Commerce
Uwigd Brutey
Informa
Lasheen
Brie
Gaa
Noligeianki
Rafusa
Rrica
Tranalt
Hinard
Sf Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Me
Washington
Arona
Watson Is Not Guilty of Larceny Trial
Frank Watson formerly of thin ityi was on trial yesterday for larceny. The jury acquitted him. Watson was represented by Attorneys Kinowd and Kinould of this city. Friends of the former loanman will be interested in the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Watson
Thin
Two Student Aviators Killed In Crash Near North Field
United Press dispatch reports two student aviators died in an afternoon crash near a military airfield. Witnesses say an air turn caused the aircraft to tumble, bursting into flames. The victims, identified as Walsh and Lyman, were aboard a training plane and perished at the scene.
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Han Diego
Cal
Tin
Bisward M
Walsh
Mieaderé
Lyman
Neu Californias
Militie Ns
Rlal Hightay North Tian
Wehinihg
Death of Mr Halfast in city neighborhood
The obituary notes the death of Mr Marmist a well known resident of this city after a long illness. He was in his thirties and left a widow and children. Funeral services are planned for Thursday with burial at Ping Gyoyo Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srrank C. Marmist
Mir Maltaet
Ladies Work For Red Cross
A group of women gathered at the home of Mrs. Lowry at Hoyt Street to continue Red Cross sewing work begun yesterday under Mrs. Livermaore supervision. They completed fourteen bed silks, two pillow fractors and related tasks while maintaining steady progress.
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Meo
Rfs
Livermaore
Murder Suspected At Kane Rocks Near City
A bullet wound to the skull and a found body near North Kane Rocks three miles from Kant prompted an inquest. County Detective Joseph Rob isolate and Sheriff in charge arrived after W. Stewart and son found the body lying face down along a path. Authorities studied the scene, while Attorney Thomas B. Wilson awaited further action.
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Kant
Ihn
Kane Rocks
Vorpee
Goroner
Shormin
Fold
Toseph
Minke
Misteret Attornay
Thomas B. Wilson
Wed. Stewart
Offerte
W. P Stewart
A. He Kublinier
Bris
Kidnapping Report Involving Edward Headland Reevaluated
Relatives of Edward Headland claim the young traveler was abducted after his room was entered from outside. They say he had offered a bold airship project to the government and reported receiving confidential War Department correspondence. Police investigate possible motives and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pross Sandusky
Edward Headland
Iavor
War Department
Wan
Ship With Slackers is Captured by United Prom
Sa Minga reports an escape on the Anvil en route to Mexia when Winker agents overtook the ship in transit to a police post. The capture occurred near Hodes Gimnioe Af Winker with evasive advice flowing but no clear information available. The incident centers on the upheaval as authorities seize the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom
Sa Minga
Sionmiey Anvil
Garmin
W Wirahup
Houma
Elven
Local Signal Corps called in as unit prepares to ship
Local men from Trochontor New York division of Signal Corps are enlisting and expected to depart within days. The group includes named operators and technicians listed with assignments to posts in Roches and Monmonth port, wired links to France, and a banquet honoring the group.
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Signal Corps
Ynr
Gus Ualts
New York
Rochesur
Corry
Huy
Wesley Amukinity
Victor Ornfayn
Pittsburgh
Vtea
Trochontor
Letter From French Port Describes War News And Conditions
Paul DeRosay reports from French port with letters dated August mentioning submarines, shortages, and the arrival near Pond pork Me. He notes soldiers, busy streets, and picturesque houses. The missives describe chocolate shortages, food scarcity, and wartime disruptions affecting civilians and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Warren DeRosay
Is Aon Tin
Harvard
Wilknuo
Brune
Wah
Land Fight Mentioned in War Dispatches
United Press report from York dated September 12 describes land fighting and destroyer actions near a coastal area. It notes American destroyers engaging German forces and battleships, with prisoners taken and bases attacked. The letter details convoy attacks and naval exchanges, detailing damage and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
York
Anil
Aml
New York Menapauers
Weller
Sevier Windi
Garmin
Nesire
Annie
Batty
Til
Tarly
Past Grand Association Meeting Reported Tonight
The Past Grand Association plans a county gathering this evening at North Center Street, with a bowlers’ party and refreshments. The event includes conferring the first degree and features a display of Mant Grand ear HMeaten ton Jot et fbi ien sete wensten. Members and guests are urged to arrive early for the meeting and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Visit to Yellowstone Park Sparks Local Letter
A letter from Mr V G Rowell describes the National Park visit and mentions Mr Bracken’s Yellowstona Park tour. The writer notes friends and family remaining in Seattle area and references local sights and a brief trip plan.
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Starpants
V G. Rowell
Rip
Seattle
Tatler
Bracken Wan
Yellowatona Park
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Kerensky
Champegne
War Office
Wasthor
Nigat
Thusedey
Tor
Regiment of Engineers
England
Lake Erie
Yelpink
Severn
Almient
Gonseal
Haig
Titusville
Board of Commerce
Watson
MR. Halfast
RED Cross
Kane
Paul Derosay
N. Y
Jonathan Lodge
Yellowstone
National Park
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