Kerensky Army Now in Retreat From Tsarskoe-Selo Fight
News from London dated November 14 reports a decisive Bolshevik victory near Tsarskoe-Selo with Kerensky Korniloff forces defeated. Trotsky and Novikov leaders publish a radical call to seize power in Petrograd as Bolshevik control tightens and workers soldiers and sailors pledge to impose their democracy by force.
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London
Kerensky
Kornloff
Tsarskoe-Selo
thi
Petrograd
Denmark
Korniloff
Mouraviel
debevere
iit
bourneoise
Pulhoff
Leon Trotsky
Nikola
Orders Cut in Prices Croxton Moves Against Company Stores
Croxton Ohio food administrator orders immediate price reductions by two companies controlling mining district stores in Athens county and surrounding valleys. He cites inflated charges on eggs sugar pork flour and other items after investigations into miners wage related price hikes. He outlines three avenues to curb profiteering including federal prosecutions wholesalers bans and state law actions.
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Croxton
Cowmbas
Fred C. Croxton
Ohio
Athens county
Ohio fuel administration
Athens
Ohio Officials Indicted in Interstate Commerce Conspiracy
Federal grand jury in Cleveland returns indictments against Mayor Carmichael of Willoughby, Prosecuting Attorney Von Besler, and Deputy Marshal Karnes and Grant Lamar for impeding interstate coal shipments and conspiring to do so. Charges arise from seizing New York Central coal trains Nav 1 and 2 and holding up several freight trains on November 2.
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Cleveland
Federal Grand
federal
Carmichael
Willoughby
George C. Von Besler
Dept. Marshall
James Karnes
Grant Lamar
New York Central railroad
Wertz
citsay
minsor
China protests U S Japan open door pact in China
China lodged a formal protest with Secretary Lansing through Ambassador Woo citing the pact between the United States and Japan as bypassing Chinese sovereignty. Beijing says it rejects special interests and insists on territorial integrity. Both powers are expected to reply with an official denial of any sinister aims toward China.
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Washington
China
United States
Japan
Pekin
state department
Lansing oy
Woo
Pekin foreign office
Tokyo
Hundreds Killed in Bolshevik Uprising Across Russia
London reports say hundreds killed and wounded in Petrograd with about 700 casualties at Moscow as the Bolshevik experiment costs Russia. Fighting around Petrograd continues after an abortive move by city military cadets. Bolshevik supporters overwhelm them and strike military measures amid claims of safety committee actions and dispersal attempts.
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London
Petrograd
Moscow
Russia
Belsheviki
Beilwas
Pecagrad
aes
roverracm
Hunting Season Opens Thursday For Rabbits and Pheasants
The rabbit, tufted grouse, Hungarian, Ring necked and Mongolian pheasants season runs from Thursday the 15th to December 4th. Daily bag limit is ten rabbits. no hunting within one hour of sunrise or sunset. About thirty five hunting licenses were issued by Clerk of Courts J. H Tobias. George McDaniel and Roy McDaniel, with two dogs, traveled to Bainbridge, Ohio for a week of gumble cotton tail hunting.
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Clerk of Courts
J. H Tobias
Wready
George McDaniel
Roy McDaniel
ever Root
Bainbridge, Oho
Kentucky Coal Output Rises in 1916 Report
Kentucky produced 2,292,787 tons of coal in 1916, an increase of about 5,000,000 tons from the prior year. The state now ranks fifth among coal producers with roughly 500 mines employing about 95,000 miners.
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Kentucky
Lesington
C. J Norwood
Tos
Labor to Demand Bigger Role in War Effort
Delegates at the American Federation of Labor convention in Buffalo plan a strong push for labor to have a large voice in war conduct. They back representation on government commissions influencing war material production and pledge support to the administration for victory.
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Buffalo
N. Y
American Federation of Labor
Withdrawals of Deposits Stir Fear Among Aliens
Washington on November 14 reports heavy withdrawals of bank and postal savings by aliens in several areas. Alien property custodian Mitchell Palmer reiterates the government has no plan to seize or interfere with German or allied citizens' money or property, saying current reports mislead and threaten American business. A second Atlantic submarine sighting is released by the US audiographic office, noting a vessel seen 500 miles southeast of Halifax a week ago, with prior reports 935 miles off Newfoundland.
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Washington
Mitchell Palmer
Germany
Palmer
New York
United States audiographic office
Halifax
Newfound
Pink Eye Found At Camp Sherman in Ohio Quarantine
Cillicothe Ohio November 14 Three hundred thirtieth infantry regiment is under mild quarantine at Camp Sherman due to an epidemic of pink eye. About 70 to 80 men are affected. The disease is highly contagious but not serious, causing red watery sore eyes. Guards restrict barracks access and restrict movement within the regimental area. Additional quarantines include the Three hundred and Twenty-ninth infantry and the Three hundred and Thirty-first infantry in side due to contagious cases. Major Rousseau of the French military high commission visited to observe training of officers and noncommissioned officers.
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Cillicothe
Camp Shermian
regidental
Thirty-first infantry
Major Rousseau
French military high commission
Camp
Sherman
Wilson to Issue Order on Alien Enemies Registry
President Wilson is expected to issue a proclamation requiring all alien enemies in the United States to enroll as a wartime registration. The plan mirrors England and France measures to monitor enemy subjects and aids prosecution of the war. Attorney General Gregory presented a draft of regulations to cabinet for final approval and implementation.
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United States
Washimgton
Wilson
Gregory
England
France
Teutons Meet with Reverses on Italian Front
Berlin reports gains for German forces northwest of Asiago and along the Piave while Italian counter thrusts, notably near Canove, Paco advance, and a bridgehead on the Piave is pushed back. Venice guards prepared with sandbags around Doges Palace and Campanile as the front lines steady beyond Amstro-Italian sector.
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Berlin
Astago
Piave River
Venice
London
batila
Lake Garda
Trentino
Adriatic sea
Piave
Asiago
Canove
Diaz
Doges
American ship sunk by submarine near French coast
Washington reports German submarine destruction of the American steamer D N Jauch enbach on Oct 27. Five crewmen were killed. 28 survivors, rescued by a Danish ship two days after sinking in the Bay 62 about 100 miles from the French coast. The Luckenbach line ship, built in 1883, left New York for New Orleans.
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Washington
D. N. Jauchenbach
tre
sahing
Luckael Steamship company
tony gross
New Castle Haugland
New York
Luckenbach
Levis
QOestober
iitbemarine
tile
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Daily Eagle
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CAMP SHERMAN
Ohio Fair
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