Proclamation Declares Russia a Republic After Turbulent Times
Provisional government in Petrograd proclaims Russia a republic dated September 14. Five cabinet members are entrusted with state affairs as the nation seeks constitutional organization. Elections for the constitutional assembly are postponed to November 12 with sessions set for November 28.
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Russia
Kerensky
Yaroundi
M. Kerenaky
M. Tereschenko
General Verkhovaky
Verderyaki
Marine
M. Nilitin
Constitution Assembly
War Hospital Sites in Nineteen Cities for Wounded
Washington reports tentative selection of nineteen cities to host reconstruction hospitals for returning wounded from the front in Europe. General Gorgas lists Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Buffalo Cincinnati Chicago Bryant Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Kansas City St Louis Memphis Richmond Atlanta and New Orleans as the chosen centers.
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Europe
Washington
United States
Gorgas
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Denver
Kansas City
Louis
Memphis
Richmond
Atlanta
New Orleans
Exports Embargo Tightened Amid War Efforts
Washington announced that on September 18 the exports administrative board tightened the embargo on munitions and food staples nearly to total. Commodities are listed and may leave only if export directly aids the United States war effort. Airplanes attacked a hospital unit in France as reported by Major Grayson M. P. Murphy. In Havana, Cuban sugar price talks were set with Herbert Hoover regarding pricing.
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Washington
United States
Wallington
Harvard University
France
Hed Gross War Council
Grayson M. P. Murphy
Red Crow
Europe
Havana
McOmmils
Merbert
Hoover
Buckwheat Crop In Washington Canada Sizey Report
Canada's buckwheat crop reports to the food administration show it as the largest in years. Earlier estimates warned of about 80 percent short. In France, two Americans were wounded Friday when a shot wrecked their automobile. Varin Taul Bentley of Chicago and Carson Kicks of Burdka Cal, members of the American feltery low, were injured.
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Canada
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Food Administration
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Varin
Taul Bentley
Chicago
Carson Kicks
Burdka
Cal
Feltery Low
Allen Ariesta Must Quit Mexico
A report indicates that under a Mexican constitution provision foreign residents must either change their status or leave the country. The item notes the action was learned Monday and references Mesteo City.
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Allen Ariesta
Mexico
Mesteo City
Swedes Repudiate German Trickery
Sweden denounces Germany for abusing dispatch transmissions. Foreign Minister Lindman says German dispatches were stopped as soon as disclosures reached Sweden and that Sweden will not resume such transmissions. He notes Swedish government warned Germany with strong representations and seeks to preserve friendly ties with the United States.
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Brockholm
Sweden
Washington
Lindman
Germany
German Authorities Offer 400 Mark Reward for American Soldier
London authorities on the western front announce a reward of 400 marks for the first American prisoner, dead or alive, as the army of the United States nears active involvement. The notice, disclosed by a Prussian sergeant, cites the Eleventh Reserve Division and cautions the emphasis on detaining or rescuing captured soldiers.
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London
Cir
Twenty-third Reserve
Food Slogan Lights Up Public Buildings Nationwide
Washington announces a broad campaign to turn public buildings into massive billboards. The Food Administration urges the public, food will win the war and don't waste it, with slogans to blaze by day and glow at night on post offices, city halls and government properties.
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Washington
Food Administration
William F Stone Bean Died After Short Illness
William F Stone Bean a Republican stalwart and longtime sergeant at arms at the Republican national convention died here on September 16 after a brief illness. He held several notable posts in United States service and was known to politicians nationwide.
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Hultware
Wiyam Ff
Awone
Stone
Cnited
Arrests widen as traitor officer held in Petrograd
Petrograd reports Genenn Bornyore under arrest facing execution as traitor. Lieutenant Lakiaw Sky and other officers, once devoted to Kornilov, are in custody.
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Petrograd
Genenn
Labor Loyalty Pledge Renewed in Philadelphia Meeting
Philadelphia labor leaders renewed their loyalty pledge to support war policies at a Sunday meeting of the American Alliance for Labor and Democracy. The gathering reaffirmed commitment to mobilize union power and uphold government wartime goals in the city.
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Philadelphia
American Alliance For
Quake Leste Fifteen Days Washington Dispatch
An official report from Bogota describes a lasting series of shocks beginning there the Armguat period and continuing intermittently into September. Several buildings were damaged and nine people killed as the quake effects spread to surrounding areas. In Mexico the ammunition embargo shifts as shipments are completed with extra rounds released to support General Mwbig Goe.
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Washington
Bogota
Colombia
Mexico
Laredo
Seasonal good dishes and desserts from a home kitchen
A home cooking guide presents seasonable favorites and a general formula for five gallons of frozen beverages and sherbets. Recipes include cherry and orange sherbet, Bermuda pudding, German apple pudding, cauliflowER soup, and a raspberry jam tart with cream.
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Bermuda
Dainty Pudding and Stuffed Liver Recipes From a Pantry Note
A scrambled home recipe note lists Dainty Pudding with layered cake, marmalade, vanilla custard, and marigold topping, plus Stuffed Liver using bread work, bacon fat, and a peppery stuffing. Also included is Ange l Frappe style gelatin dessert with whipped cream. Tips warn on fish spoilage in heat and charcoal in poultry.
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Oman
Watering Stock in Summer
During hot weather animals drink more water as external sources dry up. Provide abundant fresh water to prevent digestive issues and dehydration. A reliable supply with deep wells and wind or gasoline pumped systems ensures troughs stay full and stock stay healthy through dry periods.
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Indred
Religious homesteader nicknamed victim of providence
Seward, Alaska. Ole Bergstrom, a devout Alaska homesteader, has weathered windstorms stock diseases and bear encounters yet remains convinced misfortunes are divine rebuke for sins. A mosquito strike on his nose weaponized by fate left him with a broken nose and restored resolve to persevere despite recurring calamities.
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Alaska
Ole Bergstrom
Ole
J. H Romig
Providence
Sewirdle
Colt Attention in Summer
Dr. O W Metump hull of Kansas State Agricultural College advises leaving the colt in a dark stall by day if the mare works. For several weeks bring the mare to the barn around noon and allow the colt to suckle, with night access. Provide four parts corn three bran one linseed meal, plus clover or alfalfa hay as feeding. Ensure clean water and a creep if in pasture with access to grain.
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O. W. Metumphull
Hue Bandry
Kansas State Agricultural College
Fender protects young pigs in sow confinement
A farmer observes a two by four Fender placed about eight inches from the floor to shield piglets from crushing when sows lie down. The setup allows piglets to slip under the Fender, avoiding injury in most cases.
World stock shortages threaten lasting price levels
The article argues prices for Uve stock will stay high due to a global shortage. It claims a rapid end to the war is unlikely to restore supplies soon. It notes import duties on goods like meat, hides, wood, and other items to guard against cheaper foreign labor.
England's Cast Iron Sheep Described in Journal
The Shepherd's Journal notes Hemwick Herdwick as famed for sturdy wool and resilience. The breed endures harsher climates and rough conditions better than many others, with strong character and rugged fleece.
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Shepherd's Journal
Hemwick
England
Chains of misfortune blur a frontier settler tale
In a ragged frontier incident Ole carves with a bundle of papers and battles a bear as bystanders Harry Hoten and Davis arrive to witness Ole regaining consciousness after a fall. Erick Lucas’s land clearing ends in disaster when a splintered axe rebounds, injuring a Negress as Ole wields a club, then the axe strikes a fence.
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Ole
Harry Hoten
Davis
Doc
Roti
Erick Lucas Lucas
Murder Room to Bridal Chamber: McDaniel Case Sparks Wedding
A fractured report notes a wedding between McDaniel and Mim Zora Cook, twenty nine, a city reading society member, after a honeymoon trip through Hast. They occupied the house where Mrs. McDaniel was murdered, adding intrigue to a troubled week.
Mystery murder saga widens with new marriage twist
The nation's most mysterious murder case deepens as Jono Mi Krocker shot his wife and killed himself after the McDaniel case. Now Mrs Kracker, once called the woman in the case, reportedly marries, complicating rumors tied to Mim Cook, daughter of C A Onak, Bell Telephone manager.
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Mra. McDaniel
Eee Een
Jono Mi Krocker
Self Handcuffing Arrest Ends Odd Visit
Brown visited a home with suspicion about him, chatted with the family, and somehow locked himself in handcuffs. He joked about the situation as police arrived. Mrs. Fleming asked to press larceny charges before releasing him.
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Ike
Mr Fleming
Fragmented Crime Note From Damaged Local Record
A damaged OCR fragment from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania reports a nocturnal incident where a woman allegedly attacked someone in bed. The text is unclear but mentions a public safety item and a suspect named Taimen Th, with references to drama and fear.
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