Hearstism seen as German propaganda in United States
Special Philadelphia report indicts two German editors Louis Werner and Martin Darkow of the Tageblatt on treason and espionage charges. Other defendants Peter Schaefer Paul Vogel and Herman Lemke face conspiracy counts with penalties up to death or 20 years and fines up to 10000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Tageblatt
Louis Werner
Martin Darkow
Federal Grand Jury
Peter Schaefer
Paul Vogel
Herman Lemke
United States
Wilson
Lloyd George
Kerensky
Ribot
Berlin Again Offers Peace To Russians
Berlin signals peace overtures as German forces pause on the Riga front. The British government denies any Swiss financiers meeting to discuss peace terms and warns of legal action for British subjects involved. A Zurich dispatch cites Central News on a conference to dispose of Chinese bonds.
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Berlin
London
Germany
Russia
Riga
Wilhelmstmore
Switzerland
Aress
Bvitish
Zutich
The
Central News
Swins Banke
Grand Jury Report on Soapbox Oratory Aids Kaiser Says Swann
District Attorney Swann defends a grand jury inquiry into soapbox speeches as nonpolitical and not aimed at police. He says the presentment would aid enemies, pointing to foreman Konta’s opposition and lack of indictable evidence. Konta counters Swann’s remarks and defends the presentment as patriotic. Swann invites Cleveland Moffett to testify as the case moves to magistrates.
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William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
German Empire
Kaiser
Swann
Alexander Konta
France
Berlin
Konta
Mr. Konta
Austria
Sir Swann
Mr. Swann
Tam
Sr. Swann
America
Hungary
Count Kurealy
Independent Movement
Hil
Grand Jury
Swans x
McIntyre
Moffett
Wilson Puts Sugar Under U S Control
The sugar industry in the United States is placed under the food administration by presidential proclamation. A license system will regulate manufacture distribution and importation with price stabilization as the main goal. The administration aims to control distribution to prevent hoarding and will extend control to syrups and molasses alongside sugars.
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Washington
United States
Food Administration
U. S. Submarine Sinks At Dock No Lives Lost
A United States submarine sank at its dock in an Atlantic port yesterday morning. The Navy Department said there was no loss of life and noted the cause is not yet determined. Officials expect to raise the submersible and issue a full report within a few days.
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Washington
United States
Atlantic
Navy Department
Department
Korniloff Taken Prisoner Crumbles Russian Revolt Ends
London dispatch reports Korniloff and key accomplices captured as revolt ends and Petrograd-bound detainment begins. Soviet plans threaten democratic peace, peasant land seizure, nationalization, heavy taxation, and war profit confiscation. New cabinet formation awaits official release and signals whether civil war recedes.
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London
Korniloff
Petrograd
Alexieff
Kornilof
Workmen’s Council
Duma
Peasants’ Committee
Kwledine
Feves
Korniloft
Evening Star
Russia
Generals Arrested In Mohilev After Korniloff Revolt
PETROGRAD Sept 15 General Korniloff leader of the rebellion and General Lukomsky commander of the Northern front have been arrested. Telegrams report arrests of additional officers and a commission of inquiry to Mohilev as Premier Kerensky orders the army to resume transport and halt political detentions. He pledges unity to restore army discipline and save the country.
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Lukomsky
Northern Front
Kornilof
Kerensky
Alexieff
Lukomsky and
Romanovsky
Pleustochevsky- Pliushkhen
Commission of Inquiry
Mohilev
Counter Revolutionary
Crops Rot Prompting Labor Search and Price Pressures
The Food Administration reports labor shortages and poor distribution leading to rotting crops and high city prices. Peaches on a farm sell for 50 cents a crate while the same quality fetches 24 in the city, and tomatoes reach 2.50 per crate in Washington. Appeals for harvest labor widen as growers face millions in potential losses. Separately, customs agents seized about 50,000 in gold hidden aboard a Spanish steamer, with an investigation underway.
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Food Board
Washington
Food Administration
U. S
Gulfport
Visit Battlefield With Jeffery Farnel Part II Ghastly Story
Frank H. Simonds continues Part II on page 3 of Sundays Tribune detailing a chilling account of a battlefield journey. Jeffery Farnel guides readers through attrition and fear as war unfolds, with vivid scenes and historical reflections.
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Mr. Britling
H. G. Wells
Jeffery Farnel
Frank H. Simonds
Sweden halts German dispatches amid Washington disclosures
Swedish Foreign Minister Lindman says all German dispatch transmissions have been stopped and a full explanation is sought. Sweden aims to protect neutrality and maintain strong US relations while awaiting Germany's reply. The issue centers on the abuse of Sweden’s dispatch relay via Count Lexburg and concerns over further secret messages.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Washington
Lindman
Associated Press
Germany
United States
Lansing
Morris
Sam
Count Luxbury
Tonbladet
Berlin
Aftenbladet
Greece
Portugal
SOS Tells Of U Boat Off Coast Detected
A wartime news brief reports SOS signals indicating a U boat off the coast. Three vessels heard the distress call and probed the area for confirmation.
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Sos
U boat warnings stir Nantucket coast search by warships
Reports of a hostile submarine near Nantucket Shoals sparked a coastal hunt as American and British vessels received SOS warnings. British and American captains, under Admiralty rules, faced orders not to slow sailings while coast guard destroyers scouted from Maine to Virginia amid uncertain sightings and coded messages.
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Maine
Virginia
Cape Race
Nantucket Shoals
Cern
Siasconset
Lawrence Smith
Ine
Agen
Goodwin
Lens
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Seville
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