Cossacks Rout Red Guard as Kerensky Seizes Petrograd
Reports from Stockholm Copenhagen and London detail a chaotic turn in the Russian capital with Petrograd reportedly in flames or under control of Kerensky forces. Cossacks allegedly destroyed the Red Guard as Korniloff Kal edines and Kerensky leaders take command amid disputed Telegrams. Capt Stuart W Wise of Massachusetts National Guard is summoned to Washington for ordnance work.
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Finland
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Keresky
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Kaledines
Moscow
Copenhagen
Kremlin
Siberia
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Kiev
Nystad
Novy
Tele- Braui
Russia
Ikerensky
Tsarskoe Selo
Red Guard
Telegram Bureau
Antibolsheviki
Helsingforgs
Stuart W. Wise
Ordnance Department
Massachusetts National Guard
Washington
Haig Hurls Foe Back At Passchendaele Front
Canadian Headquarters reports the German assault on Passchendaele ridge repulsed along the line. Haig notes increased enemy artillery fire and a successful British counter attack after prior gains last week. Paris reports French raids说明 on the Meuse front with ten prisoners taken.
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Passchendaele Ridge
London
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Ehmndenburge
Passchendaele
Haig
Paris
Meuse
Verdun Front
St. Quentin
Sapigneul
Chaume Wood
Villa Wins Ojinaga Report
El Paso reports Villa troops captured Ojinaga after a day of fruitless attacks. Early fighting cost federal troops five to ten lives. Villa losses were placed at seventy.
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Tex
Villa
Ojinaga
Mexico
Chiefs to meet Wilson on wage demands for rail workers
Washington reports preparations for a White House meeting with Presidents of four railway brotherhoods on November 26 to discuss wage increases for conductors and brakemen. The unions seek about 109 million dollars annually while seeking arbitration amid wartime transport needs.
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Washington
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Chambers
Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Cleveland
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W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Newlands
Lee
Transportation Brotherhoods
William II. Chambers
Chicago
United States
Brotherhood of Railroad
Senate
William G. Lee
Brotherhood
Official Classifications of 9 Million Registrants Stated
Washington消息 reports the provost marshal general outlines for 9 million men registered for military service. Five classes determine call order, with married men placed low unless dependents exist. The questionnaire guides classification, seven days to return, and automatic appeal to district boards if disagreeing.
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Washington
Venice and Piave Hold Cracking Under Austro German Drive
Austro German forces push along the Piave and threaten Venice as Italian lines bend east of Asiago. Berlin and Rome report crossings and heavy artillery with Allied relief delayed for days. Italian forces fight to hold positions near Zenson and Grisolera as Trentino fronts see renewed clashes.
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Italy
Berlin
Asiago
Piave
Venice
Grisolera
Vecchin
Tezze-Lamon-lonzaso-Arten-Feltre
Ventice
Zenson
Army
Asingo
Monte Lisser
Primolano
Feltre
Finnish diet annuls three state directors vote
The Finnish diet voted 109 to 81 to annul the recent selection of three state directors. Telegrams and resolutions from industrial centers urged repeal claiming the country nears civil war as a bourgeois majority seeks to set up an oligarchy in Finland.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Treasury Extends Credit To France for November December
The treasury department extended a credit of 310 million dollars to France covering expenditures for November and December. This increases allied support to a total of 8.8764 billion dollars.
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France
Washington
Treasury Department
Reprieve for Milwaukee Paper in Mail Privileges Case
The Milwaukee Free Press case over second class mail privileges was extended for one week. The Post Office Department ordered a continuance to prepare a transcript and review the case.
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Milwaukee
Washington
Milwaukee Free Press
Post Office Department
Anarchist Berkman Freed From Tombs Prison
New York Nov 15 After argument on a writ of habeas corpus Alexander Berkman anarchist was released from the Tombs prison.
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Tombs
New York
Alexander Berkman
the Tombs
British ships sunk by enemy action in Palestine
A British destroyer and a small monitor operating with British forces in Palestine have been sunk. The War Office reports thirty seven men are missing.
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Destroyer
Monitor
Palestine
London
War Office
Former Senator Pettigrew Indictment Warrants Not Yet Served
Aberdeen S D November 15 Robert P Stewart U S district attorney said no warrant for the arrest of former United States Senator R F Pettigrew on an espionage act indictment would be served immediately Pettigrew is in Chicago at the time of the report The indictment stems from his wartime denunciation of the war Liberty loan and the administration He was seen at the Auditorium hotel but the warrant had not been served
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Robert P. Stewart
United States
South Dakota
R. F. Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Chicago
Petigrew
Liberty Loan
Auditorium Hotel
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