Premier Kerensky Seeks Aid as Money as Best Russian Help
Premier Kerensky urged American aid to Russia, saying money would be the most effective support. The report notes potential credits and gold export limits, with US policy aiming to conserve gold reserves while expanding credits to Russia if needed.
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Newpaper
Traden
Washington, D. C
Nerensky
America
Russia
Federal Reserve Board
McAdoo
Themerican
Treasury
Germany
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Disloyalists Jolted by Madison Square Garden Rally
Dr David Jayne Hill and Samuel Compers led a mass meeting in Madison Square Garden under the American Defense society. They denounced disloyalists and urged loyalty to prosecute the war against Germany to a victorious end. They also denounced Senator La Follette as an enemy of the republic and called for his expulsion.
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David J. Hill
Samuel Gompers
New York
Madison Square Garden
American Defense Society
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Samuel Compers
American Federation of Labor
Hill
Scnater
Robert Labollette
United States Senate
Housing program recommended to national defense council
A Washington D. C. report approved by President Wilson urges a national housing program to relieve housing shortages hindering war work. The committee calls for a permanent, responsible housing organization with broad powers to manage funds, build operations, handle real estate and securities, and borrow and lend money.
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Washington, D. C
National Defense Council
Committee On Housing
Wilson
Equipment Lost in Fire at Baltimore Terminals
Submarine equipment from the Deutschland, including machine parts and tackle, was lost in a fire at the Baltimore and Ohio terminals. The gear was destined for use in repairing merchant submarines scheduled to arrive at the port, but the blaze curtailed part of the plan.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Credit to Britain Raises Allied Support Total
Washington reports a treasury credit of 325 million dollars to Great Britain, lifting the Allied aid total to about 2.3 billion dollars. The move underscores sustained financial backing as the alliance continues its war effort.
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Washington, DC
Treasury
War News Briefs Include Sub Attack and Liberty Loan
The Panny Prescott was attacked by a German submarine and towed to safety. Senators Kendrick and Kenyon, and Representatives Tos ers and Parker were aboard a steamer attacked off the coast of Wales. A German prisoner died in a Norfolk field hospital after a patrol encounter in No Man's Land. Pershing's batteries and artillery shell American trenches as forces hold No Vos Land. The second Liberty Loan is reported an overwhelming success, with quotas likely exceeded. A national German plot to destroy cattle and grain was revealed by food officials. Navy Secretary Daniels confirms Marines as next to go to France after inspection at Quantico.
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United States
John D Rbndrick
Wyoming
William S. Kenyon
Town
John J Tosers
Massachusett
D James
Parker
New York
Wiles
Ameren Expeditionary Forces
Pan American
No Mors Land
Washington
Nationa
Thesvet
Fnaa
Tarry A
Washington aids Italy and shields allies with faster supplies
Gen Nisquale Tozzi, head of the Italian military mission, said Washington would help Italy in every way to repel the Teutonic invasion. The War and State departments assured Italy of U.S. support, while federal actions opened enemy patents to U.S. use. Wage boosts loom for coal miners as Wilson proposes higher tonnage rates.
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America
Italy
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Citions
United States
Wilson
Wshington
Uet
Touines
Notable Ohio Congressman Charles Hy Grosvenor Dies at 84
Former Eleventh Ohio representative Charles Hy Grosvenor died at his home in Athens Ohio at age eighty four. In Chicago Congressman Charles Martin famed for his colorful political life died at his son James Martins home.
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Charles Hy. Grosvenor
Ohio
Athens, O
Charles Martin
Chicago
James Martin
Fires at Baltimore Water Front Wreck Ships and Sparks Probe
Fire at Locust Point Baltimore started at five sites burning ships laden with cargoes. Suspected al ies blamed for the blaze as domestic stevedores vanish and damage tallies reach vast sums. A tangled notice cites wartime controls and profiteering regulation set for November four.
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Baltimore
Locust Point
Pacifist Leader Bigelow Rescued After Robe Club Abduction
Herbert S. Bigelow, a Cincinnati pacifist leader, was found near Clarence Kentucky after being seized and whipped in a forest by a party wearing four white robes like those of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Herbert S. Bigelow
Cincinnati
Clarence
Ku Klux Klan
Iowa State News Roundup Highlights Local Crime and War-Era Edicts
A chaotic Iowa page lists jail, political controversy, and war era events. Joeph Jones, a Nevada immigrant, jailed in Cedar Rapids for offensive language and alleged treason. Des Moines sees a nervous breakdown case tied to exemption board, a fatal accident at Camp Dodge, and a sheriff’s capture of $10 000 in loot near Colfax. The piece also notes bond purchases, penny famine fears, a Pittsburg endowment death, and Red Cross nurses heading to Camp Snake.
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Joeph Jones
Rock Islands
Cidar Rapids
Jones
Nevada
Frank Frederiks
Des Moines
Freddies
Deay
Giersien
Ft Snelling
Army Engineers
Leavenworth
Capen
Glerston
John Griffin
Polk Courts
Colfax
Shevivy Griffin
Washington
Davis
Sioux City
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Hofi Maynard
Pittsburg
Maynard
Mraiva McCarty
Ivy Naser
Owaha
Ates
Santa Fe
Department of Laws
Crans
Dome
Davenport
Clear Lake Ka
Wilson
M F Arey
Museum of
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Black Hawk Fruit Company
John C Hartman
Waterloo
Grip
Mead
Cedar Falls
Mial
Betuns
Hartman Witt
William Z. Hartman
New Moxico
Ariona
Supreme Curt of
Towa
District Court of
Madison County
Luan Miser
Loer
Mucaer
Thy
Fred Deyer
Jd Oly
Meeras
District Court
Wesern
Special
Wth
Ts Viavar Michcar
Des Moine
Moinnes
Edwards
Neer
Dubuque
Mississippi
Uncle Sam
United States
Claude R. Porter
T W Gregory
Ornes 1Eneral
Chicago
Daniel Wallace
Grinnell
Eva Newton Rodgers
Kaneras City
Kansas City
Omaha
TS. Perkins
Nebras
la FF A
Thompson
Union
Red Cross
Camp Snake
Iss Moines
Siate
Clarence Wecker
Muscatine
Babe
Dubuque College
Be 'Ng
Avizona
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Kerensky
Entente
U. S
Teutonic War News
Panny Prescott
Pershing
Prance
Russello Lofting
McAndeo
Washinton
Secnd
Wats
Tressurs
Baker
Biddie
The
Arian War College
Gen
Tasker HL. Riss
Wilson Due
Food Administration
James Minette
Louis TI
Swift
Count Luxemburg
Argentina
Count von Bernstart
Mieh
Ford Motor Company
Trenes
Deda Foldeeder
Horney Po Dodge
Tapedness Wars
Intp
Hevae
Dodse
Tooverst
Feod
Admiralty
Tendon
Cadorna Line
London
Taguilamento
Udine
Berlin
Tagiamento
Tueckner
Fiji Islands
Fiji
Pacific
Ooi One
Gerhod
Lorraine
Fe Cubase
Sanebrucken
Stare
Copenhagen
Iowa State News
Commonwealth
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