Fear as Russia's new regime unsettles Allied stance
Washington reports that the Maximalists have seized control in Moscow and Petrograd with Lenin and Trotsky at the helm, provoking mixed reactions from diplomats. Officials say the United States will not recognize a Bolshevik government while urging continued faith in Russia's ultimate destiny amid a fragile diplomatic position.
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Washington, D. C
Russia
Kerensky
United States
Wllich
Laur
Petrograd
Irane
State Department
Bolsheviski
Lenino
Trotsky
Skerensky
All Pointe
Mrl Womear Fatharey
America
Francis
Itusyie
Rusch
Romiruettee
al Russi
Femncesey
Amalia Thor Raxhmellett
Sirons
Het We Wold Natures
Bolshevik Revolt Rumors Grip Petrograd As Finland Sees Unrest
London reports censorship shrouding Russia as conflicting wires hint at Bolshevik assembly with Lenin and Trotsky. Kerensky's provisional government, military clashes, and Baltic ports including Reval become flashpoints amid German fleet activity and Danish Copenhagen dispatches.
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London
Russia
Petrograd
Bolsheviks
Lenina
Trotsky
Kerensky
Tere
Moscow
Finland
Copenhagen
Wisnatehes
Balie
Conpmmhtees
Tultie
Atiaekine
Helsinefors
Prussia
Reval
Gulf of Risa
Werder
Petrosrad Wisnatenes
Wilson appeals for help to classify registrants nationwide
The article discusses the drafting process under the selective service law. It notes the role of legal professionals and advisory boards in guiding classification. It emphasizes how physicians and authorities assess applicants and the importance of orderly, fair procedures.
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Lugal
Righis
Eilons
Westating
Sato
Uhosa
Laos
Brotherhoods May Join the AFLs in Buffalo
In Buffalo New York on November 10 the Isig Four brotherhoods of railroad engineers firemen enginemen railway conductors and railway trainmen may affiliate with the American Federation of Labor at the convention opening Monday An 80 000 member increase is anticipated if approved Referendums favor joining The leaders President Samuel Gompers and Secretary Frank Morrison attended a pre convention session Governor Whitman is expected to speak on Sunday The building trades section rejected affiliation with the International Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders unions The war effort was affirmed with cooperation urged with government agencies and labor departments plans to aid employment nationwide through government action.
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Buffalo
Isig
America Federation of Labor Durre
Federation
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
Gumpers
Whitman
Building Trades
International Boilermakers
Wilson
War For Democracy
United States
Guy
Geff
Coast tour to include Rockport and Corpus Christi trip
A November coast tour will visit Rockport Corpus Christi and Banda from November 21 to 23. A San Antonio manufacturers and shippers committee will lead the group leaving Corpus Christi November 21 aboard trains and buses with a warm reception planned at each stop.
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Texas
San Antonio
Rockport
Barhers
Bel
Norkport
C. Leel
Uys Joval Manufacturers’ Asse Wy Tomaniles Wil Vey
Arenas Dass
Corpus Heisti
Maye A. Holmigreen
Metin Kung
Charles Inn
John R. Meetin
Sh Fangs
KW Limge
Wy G. Ba Mirvit Dierler
Gu, Leddso
Corpus Christ
Rogram
Cramitter Jervex
Nvar
Cavs
Corpus
Rocenot
Corpus Cheb
Banda Fonlo
Army Officers List Promoted and Transferred in Blurred Draft
A lengthy Army orders list shows numerous officers and recruits named with ranks and units, detailing promotions, transfers, and assignments. The document references Army posts including Fort Oe and Camp hubs, with mentions of aviation, artillery, infantry, and signal corps roles among scattered names and designations.
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Viray
Ervim & W
Willan
Joney
Pitthy
Yarrow B. Vesely
Fondle Wiliam
Seind
Charles By ‘Thomad
Ouvet J
Bondir
Robert Fi. Ennis
Shire
Benjamin Carter
Twesthy
Hensey
Parker
Harold H. Riatine
Pourth
Edmund 2
Bilwarda
Ovwth
John C
Lleaking
Pirsts
Willan Marke
Albert i. Ives
Wthur Brigham Jr
Tonthy Wiktiva
Jackson
Josipha
Sheridan
Hugh C. Minton
Charles W
Frank Langham
Wilam
Maher
Glaney F. 'Dunn
Louis W. Hassiock
Heeckinritce
Ray C. Jarper
Kennedy
George 1
John V
Haney T. Wootraw W. Whodbridge
S. Taylor
Day
Pann
Richard H. Shubert
Hwan’ S. S. Naty
Sixtesatll
Wilbur C Thn
George St. Rode
Twantech
Gilbert Dp." Kerris
Virat
Vaigensallacr Vental
Piteenth
Joseph A. Malheriin
Thirlsenth
Azel W. NeNeal
Fourjeonltt
William H. Weight Ir
Victor H.’ Betynan Jr. Welfik
Wendell Tein
Henky J. Moeteake
Fromik WY. Leer
Thircontt
Rishard
Uuthile
Asaignid
Firat
Henry HW. Murtitte
John C. Mandy
Aviation
Arctinn
Kelly Field
Washington
Chict
Sun ‘Orticer
Heh Artillery
Caanp
Ingos
Sparta
Taree
Rem
Ehoman
Kerond
Henne Lockwood
George Re
Middleton
Bishdhs Wuedel
Mixon
Heath
Yorn
Stewart
Arthur C. Walsh
Need E
Buck
Raherd WY
Yates
Ninetvonthy Cael
Carney
Signal Corps
Solty Heid
Kamuel Burkhwadt
Jora
AOW AF
Joan C. Revi
Boy Infantry
Helvertrr Sounaton
Batuat Aptaine
John
Marry
Ryhtesh Cay
Eymond
Aumiln
AON
Homer AL Mae
Court
Avertilaey Wyss
Altea
Yuusamy
Tech Ineantry
Artest Bunkluod
Jaranteys Trenifele
J. Barker
Goh Infantzys
Wisdom A
Rarntanti
Avalinn
Jasob E
Bechlord
Chanity
Pavalegy
Minutkhaesen
Thurteenty
Tent Sheagin
Rewruth
Ininen
Haney
Pavaitth
Tintanie
Ana
Mitehan
Cain
Hosta
Camp Bayle
Fort Oeherpes
Fireworks at Park Promises Spectacular War Show
Park events feature the War of Nations display staged by the Phearle Dutfield Company with James Cusiffe as chief pyro technologist. The show blends fireworks and circus acts, with reduced admission this week and notable mention of Army interest in pyrotechnics for future operations. Bennybacker volunteers for the National Army, amid a wave of local civic notes and a divorce proceeding in FramscripyL.
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Simal Corps
Koun-Du-Yuo
P. Gach
Shy Army
James Cusiffe
Cunliffe
Phearle-Dutfield
War of Nilsons
Nearing Scores War At Pacifist Meeting
In Chicago 100 policemen a score of detectives and federal operatives plus stenographers and 260 citizens attended as Prof J Beott Nearing of Toledo defended the People s Council for Democracy and Terms of Peace calling it patriotic He urged pacifism noting war weariness and attacked the Council of National Defense as profiting from war He said meetings will be held in other cities and a central office will be established in Washington
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Chicago
J. Beott Nearing
Toledo
Lowden
Springfield
Nearing
Lloyd George
Peoples
Council of National Defense
Hylan
New York
Over & Finn Funning
People’s Council
Cen Cr
Washington
Pledge Drive Yields Thousands in Texas Districts
Campaign reports show about 35 000 food conservation pledge cards collected in the district office of J B Warrington for Titth Gstreet Texas by Saturday night. The National found that the Fifth district quota of 80 000 pledges was viewed as attainable, though Mexican population factors in Southwest Texas were noted as limiting pledge potential.
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John B. Warrington
Titth Gstreet
Texas
Tudy-Tour
National Organization For Food Conservation
Carrington
Golrse
Wold
Steal Two Diamond Pins From Brownaville Residents
A thief entered a Brownaville home Sunday night and stole two diamond pins valued at about $100 belonging to Holliday. The intruder fled, dropping scattered items, including a money case with clothing and two valuable violins. Police report indicates the entry occurred while the occupants were present, with several leads named as potential suspects. A separate notice reports a concert by the Ninth Infantry band Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock, with a program including the Preparedness Overture and marches.
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Vado
A. A. Tonly
Brownaville
Aveardinus
Megey
Valo
Holliday
Peitle
NM Muxiv
Oscar Biereann
Maren Milltaire
Vienna
Keler
Crawford
Russia
Personal mentions at the Manger and nearby inns
A string of guests names and origins appear as travelers lodge at the Manger and related inns. Notables include Mrs Florajinlin from Shreveport and Ailon Reds Florsheim, Ashlock of Oakland, Garetaon at Tienton, J Lloyd of Malyuesta, Wlemalle of Temple, Jain G Mart of Big Springs, Rete of Henderson, Lesid at the Manger, Townsend of Tousen, Ross Watton of New York, and Yaghaypol of Wetmiibit among others.
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Puryte
St Allmnany
Mrs. Jr. Florajinlin
Ailon Reds
Florsheim
Shreveport
Ashlock
Oakland
Cal
Munger
Garetaon
Tienton Te
Gunter. Tir
J. Tloyd
Malyuesta
Gantar
Howart Key
Marenall Te
Antheny Pant Witter
Chicago
Manger
Wlemalle
Temple
Jain G Mart
Big Springs
Tranter
I R. Rete
Henderson Fe
Sty Anthony
Auto Fire and Burn Injury Reported in Local Streets
A man was badly burned on the left hand after a fire started near a gasoline station at South Alamo and Sourrear Streets. The blaze spread to a nearby shed at 710 Elrick but was quickly contained. An automobile owned by He Phrenberg caught fire at 400 Black South Laredo Street at 4:30 pm. the flames were extinguished before spreading further. Bystanders, including 12% Long, assisted in putting out the fires.
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FE. BR
Gary
South Alamo
Sourrear
Elrick
Hephrenberg
South Laredo
Dao Aga
Autoroblio Wad Adebt
Fire insurance ad touts complete protection against loss
The notice touts Aetna fire insurance with complete protection against loss through Joss Ne Jannstan and Burnett, general agents, and Crockett 58. Adv.
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Aetna
Joss
Ne— Jannstan & Burnett
Crockett 58
Camp Travia Spearheads Disease Prevention Instructions
Official notice from Camp Travia outlines general health measures to prevent communicable diseases. Guidance includes airing and sunning floors for two hours daily, avoiding dampness, and ensuring proper ventilation. No serious outbreaks or deaths reported, with emphasis on cleanliness, sunshine, and exercise for campers.
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Travia
Local school qualifies possibly in Texas report
Prof. I F Memound of a department of education chaired the state committee on credited schools for the Southern States association. He returned from Waco after meetings with committee members to consider applications from high schools for qualification.
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Austin
Tex
F. Memound
Association of Colleges and Breandary
Soutiern Stalem
Waco
Schools Qualify For Admission To The Association
The text lists three schools recommended for admission: Brownwood High, Brackeninger High, and North Fort Worth High in Antonio and Fort Worth. Additional schools flagged as failed to qualify. The note claims this group marks the largest number of members from a single southern state to date.
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Association
Brownwood High
Brackeninger Hirth
Antonio
North Fort ‘Worth
Fort Worth
Texay
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