Radical Leaders Break With Army In Petrograd
Nov 7 dispatches report maximalists threatening to open the front to Germany as Bolshevik backed radicals clash with the government. Kerensky orders arrests and uses broad powers to crush the radical effort. workmen and soldiers councils disobey war ministry orders. troops moved to isolate headquarters and suppress radical press.
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Petrograd
Kerenaty
Germany
Boloneviki
Coutncil
Peterbof
Pavelevka
War Ministry
Kerensky
Huta
Leon Trotsky
Bolsheviki
Gerrivon
Workmen's and Soldiers Council
Sige Presse
Verkhovsky
Caucanian Front
Happenings Among the Troop D Boys
Report from Battery LD detachment describes transfers to Battery O 145 Field Artillery and camp life. Breen Shon and George Young sent to hospital after injuries. Linetywuah and Murbert McQuestion promoted to corporal. John Breen and Frank Parks named corps coaches at Pilon Rock site.
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Retin Maton
Dan Gree
Charlotte N OG
Field Artillery
Campy Mille
Lang Lee
John
Breen
Tom Shon
Gooerge Young
Bhian
Pilon Rock
Ceopml
British artillery opens fire on key Gaza targets
British forces seize near Tel Aviv area and begin bombardment of Gazan coast as raids push toward German positions. Reports say British units moved along the Mediterranean and pressed to cut German lines, with Allied command announcing enemy retreat and preparations for further operations.
Fortifying Azores Reported By United States
A compressed defense report notes the United States moving to fortify the Azores amid rising tensions. The item cites military planning and regional strategic shifts affecting Atlantic operations and alliance posture.
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U.S
Azores
Tris Op Losses Prom Adss New Yor
An article fragment reports on a 36 life toll and a deadly raid incident near Eedndon. It mentions 7 persons missing, 10 others injured, and references a Comite and local reactions. The text is heavily garbled but indicates a violent event with casualties and ongoing recovery.
Men in Training Laud YMCA Work
The fragment praises YMCA work and discusses training, military service, and instruction. It mentions lectures, writing materials, tea, and free samples, interwoven with references to temperance and civic duty. The piece names several individuals and institutions while describing ongoing activities and fundraising.
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Weber
Ollie
Pier
Meriter Puget Wiens
Weis
Petveriitjer Fiore
Suffrage Victory and McCall Wins in Mass Governor Race
New York voters champion suffrage with predicted victory as the national amendment gains momentum. McCall wins Mass governor race by a large margin, defeating Democrat candidate. Prohibition party gains noted in Santa Fe reports as election returns come in from multiple states.
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Mather
Spoot Pellitt
New York
Mra
Iayimond Brown
Synpulen Paneger
Mere
Bev Gold
May Remove Murphy as Prison Warden
Salem dispatch reports friction over who has authority at the Tas plant and Craton eyelinge, with Warden Chart Soro and officials debating control as government leaders decide policy and appoint a new supervisor.
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Murphy
Salem
Chart Soro
N Cravifont
Hepela Alas
Ie Two
Tee
Gunnice Chieves
Consomme Served In Coffee Cups Deceives Diners
Diners are misled by consomme served in coffee cups in a restaurant scene. The article describes improper serving practices and notes patrons questioning cup sizes and presentation.
Vice President Marshall Urges Straight Americanism
In a wartime address Vice President Marshall calls for strong American unity and loyalty. He condemns treasonous talk and urges citizens to restrain antiwar critics, insisting free speech has limits when it harms the nation’s war effort. He argues isolationism endangered national security and emphasizes patriotism and readiness.
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Vice Pres
Marshall
Fuolt
Reform Voices and Citizenship in Postwar America
The fragment sketches political rhetoric and citizenship themes after World War II. It mentions Woodrow Wilson, national reformers, naturalization debates, and a tense view of American life as it questions who belongs and who is omitted, including references to reformers and patriotic duty.
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Lichtin
Marsiall
Anericana
Thenwerline
Woodrow Wilaen
Amerigan
Speech by Thomas Marshall at Pendleton War Remarks
Former U S vice president Thomas Marshall addresses a large crowd in Pendleton. He defends democracy, denounces foreign interference, and calls for unity among Americans amid wartime tensions, arguing for a stronger nation and a just world after the conflict.
Generous Pendleton Hospitality Noted At Banquet event
Vice President Marehall praised Pendleton at a public banquet in Happy Canyon after a speech at the Hotel Pendleton. The 80 guests filled the dining room, with transportation provided for visiting dignitaries and praise for local hospitality.
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Pendleton
Marehall
Lendleton
Happy Canyon
LE L Arm ¢Ver
Laem
Dieton Orexon
Iam
Department of Gery Ey
thoreUsh
Beluge
Tvta
Mtr
Mupstainl
Pendsecon
Mro
Moe Maorthall
Roninwon
A. (. Boeieer
Genernus
Opie
Taylor
Ehalrenas Merdbers
Cypthio
Hagens
Bia Darwin
Begg
Fish School
Plan to deploy two eye guards for Nicrane
Report indicates Nicrane seeks two protective eye guards amid a PPO related confusion. Nort Nitarague is cited as backing the safety move while Provisence tine may set policy on eye protection for players.
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Nicrane
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