Russia Proclaims Republic and New Cabinet Named
London dispatch reports Russia officially proclaims a republic. Provisional government dated Sept 14 forms a five member cabinet led by Premier Kerensky and M Nikitine. Korniloff revolt cited as danger. Don Cossacks refuse surrender of General Kaledines, signaling ominous factors for the new regime amid radical Maximalist demands in Petrograd.
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Operators Protest New Rate in Ohio Coal Hearing
Washington reports Ohio coal operators protested the presidents price fix for Jackson Hill No. 2 vein mined at Wellston and Jackson at a Fuel Administration hearing. Attorney Wade H. Fille argued the market had long sold winter coal at 2.50 to 2.75 per ton while federal prices set 2.60 per ton at the mines. Garfield said Wilson would issue a proclamation setting consumer retails for bituminous coal in Ohio.
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Building of ships approved in merchant marine plan action
Washington reports the house approved the appropriations amendment to an urgent deficiency bill authorizing 1.234 billion for the administration's merchant marine program. 635 million is immediately available for ships and plants. 250 million for ship construction. 150 million for purchases of other ships. 35 million for plants. Also notes a robbery in Battle Creek thefts and a raid in Columbus seizing socialist literature.
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Collector Stone Dead in Baltimore After Operation
William F. Stone longtime Baltimore port collector and sergeant at arms for three GOP conventions died after surgery in his sixty second year. He was a Maryland native, survived by his wife, a son and two daughters. Also Dennison Ohio reports Nise Mary Warner aged forty three fell from a streetcar causing a fatal neck injury. last January her sister Dan Lub of Dover also fractured her neck in a fall.
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Cincinnati Will Get Hospital for War Wounded
Wallington Sept 17 tentative sites selected in nineteen cities for reconstruction hospitals to rehabilitate soldiers wounded in Europe General Gorgas surgeon general lists Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Buffalo Cincinnati Chicago St Paul Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Kansas City St Louis Memphis Richmond Atlanta New Orleans first built hospitals to have 500 beds with room to double capacity
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Harding May Go to Hawaii After Congress Adjourns
Senator Warren G. Harding may visit Hawaii after adjournment, joining a group of fifteen senators and thirty representatives invited to the islands. The Hawaiian legislature has allocated an entertainment fund of 40,000 dollars for the guests.
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Canada buckwheat prom promises large crop gain
A sweep of reports lists a bumper buckwheat crop promising in Canada while other items note a US submarine sinking at a Atlantic port with no loss of life. Chicago is named the healthiest large city this summer by health officials. Indictments allege treason against Louis Werner and Martin Darkow. A former Columbus judge and ex mayor loses a hand in a hunting accident. Carl Runge of Liberty magazine is arrested in San Antonio for obstructing the draft.
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General Alexieff Russian Leader Aide to Kerensky
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Repulse German Attacks Across Front in World War I
A stubborn battle rages near Zegevold farm on the Riga Pshof road with uncertain aims. The Russians reportedly repel attacks while Italian forces advance near Gorizia and Monte San Gabriele, taking prisoners and improving lines. French beat back crown prince efforts at Reims Verdun Loivre and near Courieres wood, with British raiders wrecking Cherisy defenses. Berlin notes local gains on Ypres Menin road. Lieutenant Russell Rising and his wife from Chillicothe visited relatives in the area.
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Plans To Meet Peace Talk Exposed By Source Secret Service
Washington reports state department efforts to counter German peace propaganda aimed at dampening US war resolve. Officials warn of troop movements, bond drives of 3 to 4 billion dollars, and Red Cross appeals while secret service probes sources behind the peace talk as Germany may issue a staged peace proposal to sustain propaganda.
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San Francisco Froncades Council Set to Strike
San Francisco workers, twenty four thousand strong, mainly on government shipbuilding contracts, will strike to demand higher wages after failed wage talks. Also in Ohio reports a car thieves raid in Tiffin leaves one dead and one captured, and a fatal shooting in Cleveland tied to a florist firm robbery.
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Garfield Advises Coal Consumers Not to Panic
Washington September 17 Dr H A Garfield counsels coal buyers not to panic. He says buy if necessary but avoid stocking up on high priced coal. He notes president price controls take effect within two weeks and prices are likely to fall substantially in most cases.
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Wilson Ends His Vacation Returns to Washington
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson arrived in Washington by train ending the longest absence from his desk since last fall. A greeting from a large crowd welcomed them at the station as reports of submarines off the coast stirred speculation about a possible Mayflower return, though no official movement was announced. The pair had left Washington at midnight a week earlier for New York and then boarded the yacht for a trip to Gloucester Massachusetts.
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Senate Urged to Speed Up Big Bills in October
Washington reports Senate conferees tackled the war credits bill authorizing bonds and certificates totaling 11.538 billion dollars. The measure passes the Senate with minor changes on flotation costs and interest, setting bonds at 7.5389 billion and 2 billion each for war savings certificates and indebtedness certificates. The fight over the war tax bill and alien draft resolution awaits action as adjournment nears in October.
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Judge John Hylan Democratic Candidate For Mayor
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Senate moves on Soldiers and Sailors Insurance bill
Washington, Sept 17 plans to enact the soldiers and sailors insurance bill were completed after Senator Martin received a message from President Weilson urging passage before adjournment. A senate finance subcommittee was appointed to tidy the bill as hearings with insurance company reps are planned and final action is aimed for soon.
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Crowder plan favored for mass military examinations
Columbus reports Governor Cox likely will approve Provost General Crowder's plan to have all drafted men examined immediately to gauge national army manpower and inform eligible men of expectations. The proposal, submitted to Adjutant General Wood, seeks state opinions on examining all eligibles, potentially 7,000,000 men, with 3,000,000 already examined to meet the 687,000 quota.
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