Russia not quitting war as Kerensky warns allies
Premier Kerensky told the Associated Press that Russia is not out of the war and has fought since its start, asking the Allies to bear a greater burden. He described Russia as worn by strain and urged aid in boots leather iron and money, not troops, while noting a difficult transport situation.
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Huatia
Amierica
New York Enters Fuel and Grocery Trade under City Market Board
New York City today entered the coal and grocery business under Dr. Henry Monkowitz, head of the city market commission. He holds power to take over and organize the market as conditions require. His first step may be to secure yellow goods for distribution.
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New York
New York City
Henry Monkowitz
Vormmisnich
Cabinet backs suffrage as five members endorse vote
Five members of President Wilson's cabinet endorsed woman suffrage in statements made today in New York. H Whitehouse, chairman of the state women's suffrage group, announced support from cabinet members.
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New York
Wilson
Moe Normals
Hiic
H. Whitehouse
York
Sate Women's Outrage
Pictures Taken From Homes Stir Randolph Neb Scene
Marshal J. Carroll with Daniel Shannon Thomas Rogers and Henry Breding detained at Carl Thaden’s home and removed a picture of the German Kaiser and his family. They then went to John Schilchting farm with Postmaster Helms and collected another Kalter family picture.
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Thaden
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Helms
John Schilchting
Kalter
Hile
Busy snipers quon stopped busy snipers quon stopped
American troops in France describe lively trench fighting and sniper activity. Soldiers report German fire near observation posts, successful American countering, and morale remains high with little sickness despite harsh conditions.
Threat to kill Ford’s grandson shocks Detroit
Federal agents investigate an alleged plot to abduct or kill Henry Ford II in Detroit. A letter demanding ten thousand dollars for the baby’s safety was sent to Edsel Ford’s offices, with a threatening group claiming responsibility. One man detained amid expected arrests, with a suspect using the name Gus Adams.
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Bdeel Ford
Edael Ford
Post Office
Dave Age
Sictiian Anarchiste’ Association
Cite Adams
Gus Adams
Fakers Try to Obtain Food Canned by Women
Washington, D. C. November 2. The food administration branded as impostors men across the country who tried to buy home canned products placed by housewives representing themselves as food administration agents. The administration also denied plans to commandeer home canned goods.
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Russia Writes for Papers Seeks Aid and Profit
A statement by the executive committee and peasants and soldiers delegates favors rapprochement with the United States. It notes plans to form an organization to obtain funds and supplies from America and in return publish articles by American authors. Omaha Mayor Dahlman states he has no intention of military service and will help the country in other ways. Norfolk farmers fear corn price support will end, urging market sales to secure prom ised relief as corn prices dip.
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Kerenaky
Naturak
Fia
Stromier Kerenaky
Fetrograd
Whataday
Rock
America
Economic Department
United States
Omaia
J.C. Dahlman
Norfolk
Eloor Burhel
Norfolk Territory
Explosion on Ship Destroys Plunger Fired Torpedo
An American submarine base report describes a U boat attack where a torpedo struck a ship carrying heavy war materiel. A misfire caused debris to strike the submarine, crushing its hull and sending it to the sea with all hands.
Automobiles Under War Demand Curbs Discussed
Washington Nov 4 conferences opened with automobile manufacturers and parts suppliers at the council of national defense to consider curtailing car production due to steel and nickel shortages. The move aims to preserve war materials while nonessential industries face limits.
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Washington, D. C
Council of National Defense
Swedes Seek Islands in Bothnia for Kaiser
A Nov 1 dispatch from Helsinki reports agitation in Swedish press over Sweden taking the Aland islands to thwart Germany. Finnish pundits say Finland will not cede the Alands, a key Finnish claim near the Gulf of Bothnia where most residents are Swedish.
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Kaiser
Petrograd
Helsingfors
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Aland Islands
Germany
Peyepante
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Gulf of Finland
University faculty loyalty probe sparks dismissals
W H Kerrick of Bloomington Illinois an agent of the justice department says complaints against a faculty coterie at the University of Illinois will be presented to Governor Lowden and federal officials. He accuses several faculty members and students of resisting questions on loyalty and notes four instructors were removed last summer for anti Americanism led by Carl Hassler president of the University Socialist clubs.
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Che Copagne
University of Uiiiola
Lowden
W. H. Kerrick
Bloomington
Department of Justice
Red Cross
Kerrick
United States
Carl Hassler
University
Sovialiat Eluls
Russian forces face 147 German Austrian Turkish Bulgarian divisions
Washington November 3. The Russian embassy announced that despite German troop withdrawals for the Italian campaign there remain 147 German Austrian Turkish and Bulgarian divisions facing the Russian army on the Russian front.
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Washington, D. C
German Mission farmers in Hutchinson County jailed in espionage ruling
In a United States court, Judge Youmnan overruled motions for stay and new trials for seven German Mission farmers. Sentences ranged from one to five years at Fort Leavenworth with fines from 400 to 1,000 dollars. August Friedrichs received 1,000 dollars and five years. Other defendants got one to two year terms and smaller fines.
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Bronx Falls
United States
Youmoan
Hutchinson County
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
August Friedrichs
Port Leavenworth
Vireuli Court of
Gmatiora
Noted Prisoner Hails New Russia
Nicholas Morosoff, a renowned Russian chemist and scholar, expresses happiness and hope for the future of the new Russia. For twenty three years he remained in the Schlosselburg fortress prison after being suspected in the conspiracy linked to the assassination of Alexander I.
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Nicholas Morosoff
Russia
Professor Morosoff
Schlosselburg
Alexander I
Municipal leaders fault mining price and production halt
Mayors from major Iowa cities meet Governor Harding in Des Moines to address coal prices and shortages. They warn miners may push for higher pay and reduced output and urge a study with the governor to restore production and distribution in the state.
Kaiser hailsGerman strength over Italy
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William II sent to General von Below congratulating troops on victories against Italy. He praised German strength and wrath and ordered celebrations with holst fog and firing salutes in Prussia and Alsace Lorraine to mark the successes against Italy.
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Berlin
William Haw
von Below
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Prussian
Alsace
Lorraine
Loyalty group launches drive on Gronna in North Dakota
Velva North Dakota November 3 The National American Association formed to promote royalty to government immediately circulated petitions asking for the resignation of United States Senator Gronna The petitions cite Gronna opposition to war measures and urge action.
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National American Association
United States
Jenna
North Dakota
Granar
Eight Die in Latest Finnish Torpedoing
Washington reports eight men killed and several missing after the torpedo attack on the homeward bound transport Finland by a German submarine. Navy and war departments issued no further details.
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Fineland
Navy
War Departments
Mutiny Reported Aboard Kiel Navy Ships
London reports another mutiny in the German navy at Kiel in September. Sailors on the Kronprinz and Schleswig Holstein revolted over submarine service drafts, killing officers and storming decks. Admiral Schmidt survived removal from Kiel as mutineers were arrested.
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Kron
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Liewten- Ont Raul
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Destruction of Submarines Boosts Allied Convoy Strategy
Diaries from captured U-boat commanders show destroyers as the era’s most effective weapon against subs. In four weeks destroyer activity reduced merchant ship losses and boosted submarine casualties, prompting a shift from defensive convoying to offensive escort tactics by the Allied flotilla.
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Associated Press
Britjah
Lowe
Kenyon and Kendrick Survive London Night Raid
Iowa Senator Kenyon and Wyoming Senator Kendrick survived a second London air raid. They were in a hotel suite on the top floor when German bombardment began, waking Kenyon who urged Kendrick to the window for a view of the Gotha bombers fading into the night sky.
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United States
Ben
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Kenyon
Iowa
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Athenaeum Club
Senator Kenyon
Kendrick
Owel
Claude
Gothas
Herrage
Elon
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Booze Thieves Loot Norfolk Liquor Stock
Thieves broke several locks at the Charles Rice home in Norfolk Nebraska and stole a stock of fine wines whisky and other alcoholic beverages. The theft occurred after Mrs Pice left for Washington DC with the body of her husband who had retired from the wholesale liquor business and stored some of his stock in the basement.
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Rome
Charles Rice
Andrews Funeral To Be Held Next Tuesday
Lincoln Nebraska notices announce the funeral for Dr Benjamine Andrews dean of the University of Nebraska. The ceremony is planned for Tuesday November 1 in Granville Ohio with service details and local burial arrangements to follow.
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Granville
Denniaen Merur
Alsatians salute German flag ceremony noted
An article from Rotterdam on November 2 reports a local German victory celebration with Alsatians saluting the German flag. It mentions participants, expected attendance, and ceremonial details, though several words are garbled.
Italians Halt Austro German Advance at Tagliamento
Rome reports the third Army withdrew to the eastern bank as Austro German forces opened fire on the Tagliamento line. Italian artillery and airmen aided civilians and maintained resistance while preparations for a counteroffensive intensify along the Tarliamento corridor.
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