Central Powers plan Polish troops under Austrian command
European dispatches detail Polish units to be used by the central powers in campaigns against the triple entente and the United States. Reports say Austrian officers will command these troops and they may be sent to counter the Italian advance toward Trieste.
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Adriatic Sea
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Galicia
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Roumania
Petrograd
Moldavia
M. Kerensky
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London
Paul Grey
Canada
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Laibach
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Corso
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Meuse
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Bulldog Tennelly
Lens
Crown Prince
Rupprecht
Langemarck
Poelenpelle
Galleia
Itga
Pokshant
Trussia
Argentina
Toro
Auto racer dies in Lima county fair crash
Capt Harvey Kennedy a noted San Francisco automobile racer is killed when his car tires fail at the Lima Ohio fair and the vehicle capsizes through a fence. The accident occurred as the car turned turtle in front of spectators.
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John M. Nelson
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Florida
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Tennessee
Federal District Court
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George N. Hartford
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Orange
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Spring Lake
Eben Swift
Chicago
Federal Food Commission
Unite States
President Wilson’s Embargo War Ends German Trade
Review of the week notes Wilson’s embargo proclamation granting export control to the United States. It limits shipments to enemy and neutral nations, aims to safeguard needs of neutrals, and preserves resources for allies. It reports on Russia’s leadership, Italian advances, and ongoing Allied war efforts.
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Velekstag
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
United States
Italy
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Kaiser
Wilson
Kerensky
Russian National Council
Moscow
Russia
Kornitoff
Kinedines
Don Cossacks
Cossacks
National Council
Cadorna
Alps
Peace Society Is Formed in Chicago Under Police Protection
Pacifists organized the People's Council of America for Democracy and the Term of Peace in Chicago with police protection after Mayor Thompson defied Governor Lowden. National guardsmen were dispatched from the state capital to prevent the meeting, while delegates gathered under guard at the West Side Auditorium with Seymour Stedman presiding. The clash highlighted authority between city and state leaders as Illinois troops were unavailable in Chicago.
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San Juan
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Befan
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Wilson
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Europe
Toronto
Canada
Pope Benedict
Argentina
Germany
Buenos Aires
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Chicago
People’s Council of America For Democracy
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Lowden
Thompson
Lake Forest
Schnettler
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Illinois
West Side
Seymour Stedman
Lowder
Dickson
Carter
Central Department
Feder
War Board Sets Minimum Cotton Bales Per Car
The War Board orders no shipping less than sixty five bales per car for cotton. Buyers are urged to place orders in multiples of 65 or 76 depending on origin. Fairfax Harrison cites pressure on railroads as shipments begin this fall.
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House
Ways and Means
Kitchin
Shipping Board
Senate
Treasury Department
House Committee
Wilson
Daniels
Congress
Houston
Patriotic Education Society
Germany
War Board
New York
Railroads
Fairfax Harrison
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Delta
Sou
Red Cross Aims 22 Million U S School Children In Join Plan
The American Red Cross announced a nationwide effort to enroll 22 million United States school children in a Just Red Cross membership drive. Dr H N Me Cracken of Vassar College led the plan with support from educational authorities to strengthen the main organization through student participation.
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Washington
Just Red Cross
United States
American Red Cross
H. N Me. Cracken
Vassar
Frontline Casualties Reported At About Eleven In Each Thousand
Washington reports that about eleven soldiers per thousand mobilized are casualties on the western European front. The figure, derived from public information reports, cites casualties from the Marne and Charleroi battles as around 1.41 percent of mobilized strength.
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Commyilico
Marnesani Charleroi
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