Traitors Charged As Disrupting Russia Stir Madison Square Meeting
Charles Edward Russell addresses a labor loyalty gathering in Madison Square Garden asserting pacifists and writers aid German aims to demoralize Russia and risk a five year war. He blames Senators La Follette Gronna and Stime for aiding German influence and calls for action against anti patriotic voices amid wartime tensions.
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Russia
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Geréen
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Riga
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Hepetor Gronna
Bill Stiene
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Congres
Moscow
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Alliance
Samuel Gompers
Gerrick Theatre
Philadelphia
Tomorow
Forrest Theatre
Newark
American Federation of Labor
G. 8 Wise
Clarence Darren
Henry Moshowtts
New York
France
Socialist Party
Isonzo Gorges and Holy Ghost Land Report
Special to The New York Times describes Italian engineering feats in the Isonzo gorge region and the Holy Ghost land. The correspondent crosses under Austrian fire on a road Italians are building, notes dramatic landscapes and ghostly formations, and mentions Toscanini as having preceded him to the front.
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New York Times
Holy Ghost
Holy Ghost Land
Snecate
Ateanetile
Voinik
Toscanini
Monte Santo
Volnik
President Wilson Appears At Belasco Theatre
President Woodrow Wilson and Mrs Wilson visited New York and attended the Belasco Theatre in West Forty fifth Street where the audience rose in cheers as the President appeared in a box with Rear Admiral Cary Grayson. The visit followed reports of a German submarine attack near Nantucket Lightship and involved naval intelligence briefings with British ship operators.
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Wilson
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New England
Belasco Theatre
West Forty-fifth Street
The
United States
Cary P. Grayson
House
Polly
Hindenburg Says Wilson United German People
Agency quotes Hindenburg claiming Wilson’s efforts to sow disunity have instead united the German people. The remark suggests Wilson will face a strong response by early next week.
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Hindenburg
Wilson
Important Council of State Held in Berlin Yesterday
Berlin report to Weser Zeitung says a highly important council of State convened in the Foreign Office with all Secretaries of State and top military and naval authorities. The meeting focused on urgent political questions.
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New York Times
Hague
Weser Zeitung
Bremen
Foreign Office
U-Boat Scare Off Coast Triggers Navy Alarm
Two steamers pick up a Belgian vessel ten miles east of Nantucket after a third close by heard no hint of danger. A German hoax is suspected. Other reports note a U-boat sighting east of Halifax and a wireless warning from Cape Race on the Saga freighter.
U Boat Sighted East of Halifax Reported by Wireless
An American steamer arriving at a Cuban port reports receiving a wireless message from an unknown steamer claiming a submarine was sighted at 11 this morning at latitude 44 57 N longitude 64 82 W. The report notes the position is several hundred miles east of Halifax and does not reveal the submarine’s nationality.
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Nantucket
Goodwin
Siasconset, Mass
Navy Department
Naval Intelligence Department
England
H.F. Bryan
Newport
New York Times
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Cuban
Halifax
German General Offers Reward for First American
German authorities on the western front promise 400 marks and four teen days leave to the first soldier to deliver a dead or alive American prisoner. A diary from the Twenty third Reserve Infantry records the plan and describes raids, treasure hunts, and the destruction of an industrial town under German command.
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Belgium
Associated Press
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Germany
St. Quentin
Flags Cleanse and Renovate by 98 Years Of Service
An ad notes cleansing and renovating flags and bunting with dry cleaning, washing, and restoration offered by NEPHEWS at West Newton Staten Island. The firm touts 98 years of experience and claims 100 percent efficiency with a price of 5 cents per foot.
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Staten Island
Argentine Protest Grows Over German Minister's Dismissal
In Buenos Aires thousands protest President Irigoyen for extending courtesies to Count von Luxburg. At a stadium rally Dr ReboraMoretti Palacios demand severing relations and a German envoy expulsion. German reply on von Luxburg messages via the Swedish legation reportedly unfavorable.
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Irigoyen
Count von Luxburg
Argentina
Germany
Rebora
Sefior Moretti
Sefior Palacios
Socialist Party
von Luxburg
Berlin
Mexican Paper Demands Expulsion of von Eckhardt
A Mexican paper Cuatro Poder calls for expulsion of German Minister von Eckhardt over a letter linked to Cronholm and German spying. It cites Article 33 neutrality rules and notes awaiting Bonillas in Washington, with rumors of British and French demand for expulsion.
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Mexico City
Lansing
Cronholm
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Argentina
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Washington
Kerensky Forms No-Party Cabinet In Russia Crisis
Russia ends political crisis with a five member cabinet led by Kerensky. Korniloff and Lokomsky arrested after rejection of pro Bolshevik coalition. Verkhovski and Verderevski named war and marine ministers with Tseretelli and Nikitin in finance and posts.
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Lokomsky
Northern Front
Kerensky
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Moscow
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Council of Workmen's and Soldiers
Tseretelli
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non-Socialiata
General Verkhovski
Admiral Verderevski
M. Tserecelis
Kornioff
General Verkovski
Live
Luxburg Telegrams Spark Berlin Outcry and Diplomatic Fallout
Berlin newspapers publish three Luxburg telegrams fueling anger at Count von Luxburg and prompting calls to repudiate his methods. Commentary condemns the envoy's suggestion to sink neutral ships and urges the German government to disavow a warlike approach while noting the scandal shadows Germany's diplomatic standing.
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Count von Luxburg
Berliner Tageblatt
Sweden Denounces German Patch Dispatches Policy
Sweden warns the United States over the abuse of coded patches in German dispatches. Foreign Minister Lindman says transmission was stopped and promises a thorough, rigid inquiry within the Foreign Office to determine responsibility and restore neutral, faithful relations. The American minister and British envoy were informed of the situation.
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United States
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Morris
Washington
Germany
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Foreign Office
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