Kerensky vows democracy amid Russia political crisis
Moscow reports Kerensky warns enemies within will face a government that will crush attempts against the people's power. He says Russia must defend democracy with vigor as Moscow conferences test the new regime amid mixed forces of bankers, landowners, conservatives and monarchists. Inflation, food security and war-finance issues are cited as major challenges for the nascent government.
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WMG
Shepherd United Press
Moscow
Russia
Kerenaky
Autocrata
Kerensky
Nicholas
Wilhelm
Prokopovitch
Petrograd
Nekrasoff
Wilson backs Russian democracy pledge from Moscow conference
President Wilson sends moral and material aid to Russia and urges support for democracy as Kerensky leads a fragile provisional government. Moscow conference gains endorsement despite questions over a possible separate peace proposal and concerns about counterrevolutionary plots.
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Washington
America
Wilson
Moscow
Russia
National Conference Assembly
Great Council
United States
Kerensky
Vatican
Fair Opens in Chehalis With Stock and Farm Show
The Southwest Washington fair opened in Chehalis on Monday morning featuring large displays of stock farm and commercial exhibits.
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Chehalis
Southwest Washington
Free Painless Dentistry Offer Ends Soon
Free painless dentistry promotion offering no charge for tooth extractions and use of a new anesthetic at the Boston Dental pany. Includes free comprehensive dental exam and no obligation to pursue further work.
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Boston Dental Company
Boston Dental Pany
Police arrest Canadian with money molds
Seattle police arrested S. J. Smith of Vancouver B C as he stepped from the Victoria boat at midnight Sunday. Two dies for $20 gold pieces were found hidden in his clothing. Smith said the dies were lined with lead and useless for molding coins, and planned to meet a man in front of the New Washington hotel Monday to sell them. He was turned over to federal authorities. Smith also claimed to be the inventor of a noiseless gun now in Canadian government hands.
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United States
Seattle
S. J. Smith
Vancouver
B. C
Smith
New Washington
Miner Arrest Called Frame in Frank Little Lynching
Chas A McCarthy of Denver, a Metal Mine Workers union member, was arrested in Butte on suspicion of involvement in the Frank Little lynching. Police doubt the charge, calling it a frame up. Private detectives made the arrest. McCarthy also known as Chas Albrechtin remains in custody.
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Butte
Frank Little
Chas. A. McCarthy
Denver
McCarthy
Metal Mine Workers’ Union
Chas. Albrechtin
Government charges paper bureau with price fixing
The Federal Trade Commission files a formal complaint accusing the Bureau of Statistics of the Book Paper Manufacturers New York Charles P Moore and 23 paper makers of concerted action to raise prices over two years. The charge alleges unfair methods of competition in interstate commerce.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Bureau of Statistics of
New York
Chas. P. Moore
Bureau
Independent mines at Butte to close by week’s end
Independent mines and the Great Falls smelter of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. will be forced to shut down likely before midweek, ending copper production in the camp. Miners are short handed and fewer report for every shift as the smelter nears ore depletion.
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United Trees
Wire Butte
Great Falla
Anaconda
Russia’s Ideal Democracy Sparks New Global Force
The speaker portrays Russia as driven by a realized utopia of democracy and human unity. He argues Russians fight for the notion of a single human race, not territorial gain, and would sacrifice greatly to protect their world-wide socialist ideals. He warns that suppressing this force could destabilize rulers and relics of old thrones.
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Russia
England
America
Poland
Turkey
Constantinople
Germany
United States
Russian National Council of Workmen's
Serbia
Herzegovina
Caucasus
Siberia
Frisco Cars To Give Service On Full Schedule
San Francisco August 27 United Railroads President Lilienthal announced plans to resume full day and night service today after police protection disputes. The police commission responded that armed guards on street cars are not allowed. Mayor Rolph signaled possible franchise forfeiture and municipal operation over United tracks to Union Ironworks as labor leaders warned strikers to avoid violence.
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San Francisco
Lilienthal
United Railroads
Ecrty
Theodore Roche
Police Commission
Rolph
United Tracks
Union Ironworks
Girders Crush Limb of Ames Shipbuilder
Co. C. Paul a 37 year old night shift worker at the Ames shipyard sustained a compound leg fracture when caught between two girders at 2 30 Monday morning. He lives at 1910 N. 44th avenue and was treated at the plant hospital.
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Pike St
Univernsity ST
Vraser-Watersea Co
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Madison
LODGE
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Frisco
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