Kaiser Envoy Driven From Moscow as Bolshevik Grip Wavers
German embassy in Moscow to move to Bskov due to rising unrest. Trafic conditions force route via Petrograd Helsing to Reval, then to final destination. Anti Bolshevik movement grows as Bolshevik Soviet organization collapses. Premier Lenine and Trotsky reportedly plan to flee to Germany if danger escalates. Several counter revolutionary movements claimed in Petrograd region per Igvestin.
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Moscow
Bskov
Berlin
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Petrograd
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Tors
Hlaland
Reval
Esthonlan
London
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Leon Trotsky
Trotster
Germany
Igvestin
Russia
There Are Families Who Keep Chamberlains Remedy On Hand
Ask anyone who has used it. Families keep a bottle of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for use as needed and find it a good investment that saves them much suffering. Its reliability is attested by users.
Bolshevik Leaders Overthrown in Several Towns
The Bolshevik soviets have been overthrown and replaced by Menshevik councils or moderate representatives in multiple towns. In Kazan the noted Bolshevik leader Olschingky has been killed amid heavy bloodshed among Bolsheviks in Novgorod and Alston districts.
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Kazan
Olschingky
Novgorod
Alston
Italian airmen drop manifestoes over Vienna during long flight
An eight-machine Italian patrol led by Capt. Gabriele d Annuasio flew about 1000 kilometers with 800 kilometers over enemy lines. They dropped several thousand manifestoes from 800 meters while sighted throngs in Vienna and returned safely, one aircraft reportedly forced to land due to engine trouble near Vienna Neustadt.
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Tome
Vienna
Gabriele d'Annuasio
Vienna-Neustadt
Gratz
Lalbneh
Trieste
New Call For War Work Quotas eyed by Aug 1 rule
Washington reports unskilled labor needs through October 1 for employers not yet returning by August 1 when government control of recruiting began. The department of labor will receive the data by next Thursday and issue supplemental quotas to states. Approximately 500 000 men expected.
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Washington
Ite
Department of Labor
U Boat Raid Off Nantucket Sinks Several Schooners
Washington reports a German submarine raided shipping off Nantucket on August 12. The undersea craft is said to have sunk several fishing schooners. Survivors are believed landed as officials await fuller details before an official announcement.
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Washington
Nantuckett
Navy Department
Air ministry reports raid on Karlsruhe and explosion at station
An official air ministry communique states an air raid struck Karlsruhe and a blast occurred at Karlsruhe station in the attacked city. No further details are provided about casualties or extent of damage.
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London
Air Ministry
Karlsruhe
State Fair's Boy and Girl Work Gaining Steam
Milwaukee August The Boys and Girls department at the Wisconsin State Fair grows rapidly with ten demonstration teams from across the state and a national competition at Sioux City. Thomas L Bewick University of Wisconsin oversees the program as U S Government representative. The Boys and Girls camp run by the Y M C A and Y W C A is a major feature with competitors living in the camp during the fair.
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Milwaukee
Aug
America
Sioux City
Uncle Sam
Thomas L. Bewiek
University of Wisconsin
U. S
Wisconsin
Y. M
C.A
State Fair Adds Premiums For Farm Youth Competitions
The State Fair expands with three monster tents of 150 feet each to house camps. Premiums total 2 699 60 with 2 423 350 in general and 376 in special premiums. Frederick D Underwood, Erie Railroad president and Fewacres Farm owner, donates $100 gold prizes to champion boy and girl farmers. Milwaukee Association of Commerce funds scholarships and other prizes as competitions gain US government approval. The drive promotes agriculture and engages farm youth nationwide in farm work.
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Frederick D. Underwood
Erie ‘Railroad
Fewacres Farm
Wauwatosa
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
United States
KEEP FOE ON THE RUN Chief of Staff Outlines Rainbow Drive
Washington reports General Merch outlines U S war effort in France. The Rainbow division trained in Lorraine moved east of Yerms on July 15 helping break the German attack. In eight days of battle the Forty second division forced the Oureq, captured prisoners from six enemy divisions, routed a Prussian guard and Bavarian division, and pushed enemy lines 16 kilometers.
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Merch
France
War Department
United States
Biel
Pershing
Tim
Picardy
March
London
Somme
Ancre
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Lyneville
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Marne
Salleot
Badger State Happenings
State inspector Thomas Lloyd Jones declined a Louisville high school principal post. Saloon keeper Joseph Jurivicea of Kenosha was fatally hit by a bullet intended for Andrew Sapellino. the assailant was arrested. Superior Red Cross to donate an ambulance for France. local driver appointment efforts underway. Appleton traction workers win a 4 cent hourly raise, voluntary. Matthew Auer of Menasha promoted to second lieutenant, now in France. David McCartney, 20, burglar, captured in La Crosse after escaping Sparta jail. charged with burglary. Gaster Jorgensen, 46, electrocuted at Racine Badger Foundry. Clintonville Building and Loan Association authorized to commence business with $8,000,000 capital. Miss Sarah MacLean of Janesville accepted as YMCA worker in France, to report Sept. 1.
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Joseph Jurivicea
Kenosha
Marika Ruilla
Andrew Sapellino
Red Cross
France
Traction Company
Appleton
Matthew Auer
Menasha
Co. I
David McCartney
la Crosse
Sparta
Gaster Jorgensen
Badger Foundry Company
Racine
E. Kuch
Clintonville
Liberty loan and savings banks impact on deposits
Economists note how Liberty loans and War Savings Stamps influenced savings banks deposits. England in 1916 saw large small deposits buying war bonds while deposits rose. In New York state reports show year end deposits fell slightly by 8 million but depositors rose by 21,252, signaling a growing saving habit amid war costs.
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England
America
Savings
New York State
New Books at the Marshfield Free Library
New titles include The War by Braun, Captured by Douglas, Face to Face with Kaiserism by Gerard, and War Nursing by Goodnow. Other works cover European history, Poland, travel, fiction, and psychology with authors such as Pinkerton, Smith, Usher, Castle, Putnam, Verrill, Masefield, Sedgwick, Sneath, and Kelland, among others.
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Switzerland
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Canada
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America
Mexico
Holt
Europe
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Poland
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Smith
Philadelphia
France
Royal Scouts
Summer Complaint Remedy Promises Quick Relief
In hot months many families face summer diarrhea. Mrs. F. F. Scott of Scottsville, N. Y., reports using Chamberlain's Celis and Diarrhoea Remedy for years. a single dose relieved a severe attack and others in her family have had similar results.
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F. F. Scott
Scottsville
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