Korniloff Rebellion Quelled in Petrograd Moves to Surrender
Kerensky cabinet reports Korniloff's revolt ended with desertions back to government control. Korniloff seeks conditional surrender while Kerensky strengthens leadership with new military officials in Petrograd. Russian forces in Riga region and Roumania achieve gains against the Teutons amid ongoing Allied battles.
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Vershovsky
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Teplovest
M. Paltchinski
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Baltic marine
Riga
Sventsiany
Roumanian
Roumania
Riga-Wenden
Vilna
Dvrinsk
Missouri Village Raid Records Colorful Bandit Action
Ten automobile bandits raided Sullitrah Missouri locking two town marshals and a telegraph operator in a box car They fired guns to force residents indoors blew the People's Bank safe robbed the post office and fled Details of the loot are undisclosed Police in St Louis received word from nearby towns about the raid
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Sullitrah
here
People’s bank
Sullivan
First U S Ammunition Quality Questioned in Paris Sendoff
General Crozier testifies to the House Military Committee that the initial U S ammunition sent to France was of high quality but later shipments show deterioration due to a cheaper chemical used in procurement. He notes the issue arose after proper manufacture.
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France
Crozier
Washington
Persning
General Crozier
ordnance bureau
war department
house military committee
United States
Buckeye Briefs Under the Wheels and War News
Waverly Ohio reports Earl Russell thirty four killed after falling between trains near Cooperville while returning home from Camp Sherman. Cincinnati notes Aubrey McLeod twenty three injured when German air raid bombs strike a hospital in France. Gallipolis records Ira W. Booton eighty four civil war veteran and Seventy third Ohio member dies at home. he aided Admiral Walker’s 1857 Nicaragua expedition. Camp Sherman hosts a New Enterprise to build a hostess house costing fifteen thousand dollars for soldiers families. Dayton recalls John P. Kellogg, late cabinet clerk under Lincoln, who died at the soldiers’ home, closing a life linked to major Civil War era events.
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Earl Russell
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Cooperville
Gallipolis
Ira W. Booton
veeran
Seventy-third Ohio
Mr. Booton
Admiral Walker
Nicaraagua
Lincoln
Dayton
John P. Kellogg
Kellogg
New Chapter in Intrigue Swedish Envoy Involved
Washington reports outline a German plan to use Folke Cronholm Swedish charge in Mexico for intelligence and to relay messages to Berlin. Von Eckhardt notes Cronholm's close ties with the German legation and secrecy around his late night telegrams. Baron Akerhielm confirms Cronholm’s dismissal last January.
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Washington
Von Hekhardt
Mexico City
Folks Cronholm
Mexico
Berlin
Von Eurkhardt
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hemisphere
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Sweden
Argentina
Buenos Ayres
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Cronholm
Von Eckhardt
Folke Cronholm
Germany
Beans valued crop rise in five states
Forecasts show 19,980,000 bushels grown in Michigan California New York Colorado and New Mexico against 8,846,000 last year and 10,421,000 in 1915. Over 1,500,000 acres planted with Aug 15 price about 4.60 and value near 145 million dollars. American medical officers to take charge of hospitals in several cities next week.
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Michigan
California
New York
Colorado
New Mexico
department of agriculture
London
Manchester
Salford
Liverpool
Leeds
Birmingham
Cardiff
Canteen Service A Success for Red Cross Troops
Washington reports the Red Cross canteen service for national army and national guard members traveling to cantonments is warmly welcomed at mobilization points and junctions. Foster Rockwell says many chapters provide light refreshments and the program is organized to meet future emergencies. The Red Cross uniform will be visible in railroad buffets and restaurants as troops move.
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the
Red Cross
national army
national guard
Foster Rockwell
Two Found Dead in Bed in Youngstown Area
Two family members were found dead in bed in Youngstown on September 14. James Bartholomew aged 59 and Mrs Mary Robertson aged 90 died of natural causes. Bartholomew was the father in law and Robertson the grandmother of Mrs J Frank Bartholomew.
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Youngstown
James Bartholomew
Mary Robertson
Bartholomew
Robertson
J. Frank Bartholomew
Negotiations Fail as Kentucky Tennessee Miners Strike Continues
Negotiations between striking Kentucky and Tennessee miners and operators in Washington failed. United Mine Workers officials announced plans to continue the fight as 12 000 to 17 000 miners remain idle seeking an eight hour day higher wages and union recognition.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Lower coal prices in short time announced
Ohio Attorney General McGhee said retail coal prices will be set in Washington within two weeks, lower than current 6 75 and 87 per ton. Garfield and Lovett led talks. state coal administrator to be named, with local agents to report county needs. Violations of price orders under investigation.
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McGhee
Ohio
Washington
James Dugan
state utilities commission
H. A. Garfield
Lovett
priority shipping board
Tramp Printer Down and Out in Butler
A tramp printer, F. C. Nogtey of Butler Pennsylvania, became ill Thursday afternoon and was sent to the County Infirmary by Safety Director Joshua Clarke.
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F. C. Nogtey
Butler
Joshua Clarke
Giants Split Doubleheader With Boston in Striking Fashion
New York and Boston split a two game set as New York avoided a sweep despite eight hits. In the opener, Ra diph held Boston to seven hits while New York failed to muster much offense. In the second game the Giants won 6 to 2 behind strong relief and timely hitting.
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Boston
New York
House Passes Insurance Bill Equalizing Officers and Enlisted
Washington Sept 14 By unanimous vote the house passed the administration soldiers and sailors insurance bill with amendments to equalize allowances for dependents of enlisted men and officers. The bill moves to the senate and sets new monthly allotments and benefits including higher options for optional insurance and survivor payments. President Wilson secured a notable victory with an amendment raising the maximum optional policy from 5,000 to 10,000 dollars for all service members.
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house
soldiers’ and sailors
senate
Wilson
Strike expands in Illinois with barbers and grocers join
Springfield Sept 14 The streetcar strike widens as barbers grocery clerks brewery workers and meat cutters join the walkout. Plumbers and electricians threaten to quit while police restrictions on parades fueled the protest. Estimates place active strikers between seven thousand and ten thousand, many coal miners among them.
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Springfield
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Notable Obituaries and War News Briefs
Obituary notes report J. D. Shaw founder and editor of Moundville Daily Echo dies in Moundsville West Virginia. Beal a Red Cross ambulance driver from Pittsburg killed by a train near the French front. U S employment office Buffalo calls 2000 workers for ten days starting Sept 20 to harvest peace crop in western New York. Margaret Druet, fifty eight, wins an eighty year old husband Louis J Boin at New York by playing pennhole. Premier Hughes says Australia will consult churches on marriage between Australians at the front and women back home. Mr Michael Ettinger visits the Capital City Thursday.
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Moundaville Daily Echo
Moundsville
W. Va
William Rogers Beal
Pittsburg
Red Cross
United States employment office
Buffalo
New York
Margaret Druet
Louis J. Boin
Boin
William M. Hughes
Australia
Michael Ettinger
George Guynemer French Aviator Who Has Destroyed Fifty Enemy Planes
Renowned French aviator Georges Guynemer earns acclaim for aircraft combat prowess amid World War I skies. His record includes fifty confirmed enemy planes, boosting morale for French forces and inspiring Allied aviation.
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Destra
German Banks Guarded by Armed Men in Buenos Ayres
In Buenos Aires on September 14, armed guards protected German banks as rioting erupted downtown. The German War Minister offered to deploy army units under police orders to curb violence. Police casualties were reported among the injured in hospitals.
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Buenos Ayres
Count Von Luxberg
Argentina
Berlin
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