Merensky Victory Amid Turmoil In Europe Report
The dispatch covers upheavals in Russia with Provisional Government clashes and Korniotov’s forces. France forms a new cabinet under Palaiève amid war strain. Sweden and Argentina face diplomatic strains over German policy. American war effort grows with artillery training and anti German propaganda actions abroad.
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France
Socialiste
Ribot
Paul Palajeve
Palnleve
Interior
Sulvey
Henry Frank- He-Bouillon
Parilimentary Committee of Foreign Acion
Inc
Bonar Law Admits U S Aid Key to Entente War Effort
Andrew Bonar Law, British Chancellor of the Exchequer, in a London address says the United States’ material and moral support were crucial to the Entente’s war effort. He cautions against a belief the Allies relied on the U S only for manpower, stressing shared resolve and endurance. He praises American practicality and nerve, claiming cooperation will carry the war to victory.
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Pickard
Craerel Koruiot
Karen- Pertel Hare
Petrograd
Aeumanteralie Werle
Wrowpa
Berendig Weeit
Werthers Aylting
Cunathershiy Eaat
Higa
Iheerty
Count Luxburg
Spartok Vertenkt
Jeft
Berlin
Imperial
Mr. Lansing
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Laxburg
Bers Aken
Mnn
Germany
Lansing
Otatamenta
Sweden
Argentina
von Eckhardt
Mexico City
Fulka Cronholm
Mexico
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Stockholm
Lindman
Swedien
Zurich
Switzerland
Secret Service
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Ihs
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la Pollette
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Stone
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Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Baker
Washington
Connecticut
California
Andrew Bonar Low
Loneleon
Ir Kanes
Medill McGarmick
Tieele
Rewwita
Géniie
Tunmn Namwe
Cole
United _ States treasury department
Old National Museum
United States to Aid Russia in Rebuilding Transport System
The United States plans to assist Russia with rehabilitation of transportation facilities, including the Trans-Siberian railway, and to supply ships and railroad equipment. American personnel, material, and munitions are to be sent to aid Russia, with Vladivostok designated for distribution of rails and supplies.
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United States
Hassia
Trans Siberian
Russia
Pacific
Rere
Husia
Viedivastok
Vindivostok
War-weary veterans face altered humanity after war
Columbus veteran Howard Deckard returns from three months in London and Paris and warns that soldiers will not be the same. He cites trauma from brutal experiences and lauds the YMCA for support in Paris and London. He notes the U.S. entry tipped the war in favor of the Allies and stresses postwar reintegration challenges.
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Howard Deckard
Columbus
London
Paris
Deckard
United States
Washington
McGhee
James B. Cogan
Public Utilities Commission
Fred C. Croxton
Ohio Defense Council
Robert S. Lovett
Northwest
Garfield
Ohio
Fulton
Ohio State University Y. M. C. A
Union Station
Garfield selection prioritizes Red Cross leadership team
James R. Garfield, manager of the lake division at American Red Cross in Cleveland, emphasizes prior business experience as the main criterion in choosing men to work with him in Red Cross operations across Ohio, Indiana, and eastern Kentucky.
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James R. Garfield
Lake
American Red Cross
Cleveland
Red Cross
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio News Hush Includes Traitors War Talk and Fatalities
scattered state briefs report Rusty Nell death from blood poisoning after a nail incident in Dayton. Dayton, Dennison, Warren, Columbus, Akron, Athens, and other towns note traffic crashes, a girl killed by an auto, a 55 in Plymouth, and a barber of crime and labor leaders.
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Rusty Nell
Dayton
George Sehmndt
Akron
Samuel Crickmer
Alcon
Auto
Athens
Bva Pennell
Frank Pennell
Orbiston
Will Holiday
Loss of liner Minnehaha confirmed by German sub
New York reports confirmation from England that the Atlantic Transport Liner Minnehaha was destroyed by a German submarine with loss of life. Forty eight crew members perished and 110 were saved. The message mentions Chief Officer Albyey Wills purser Dr J B Barrett surgeon and three other officers and three engineers among the dead while Captain Frank Claret and First Officer Pierce survived.
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New York
Minnehaha
Line
England
Albyey
Wills
J. B. Barrett
Frank Claret
Minnehitha
Pierce
American ship Wilmore sunk by submarine
London reports the U S S Wilmore was sunk on September 12 by a German submarine per admiralty notice. All crew saved. further details not yet available.
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Wilmore
London
Furthier
Prudent Choice and Duty Echo in Public Demands
A Detroit Free Press quotation urges shared sacrifice as citizens question personal luxuries and duties. The reader reflects on prioritizing frugality to support family and country in trying times.
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Detroit Free Press
Ancient Mongeart Tribe Child Rites and Archaic Practice
Fragmented report describes the Mongeart, wandering Arab tribe of the Sahara, where boys are educated by Mahomeran priests with strict leniency, shaving heads at certain deeds, and priests guiding literacy. It contrasts Arab and African slave child treatment and notes only some can read, with priests gaining status.
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Sahara
Africa
Mongeart
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