No Revolution Yet in Russia
Associated Press report from Petrograd on September 12 details Korniloff's proclamation published for the first time. He denounces Kerensky’s account of Lyoff’s mission as false and claims Kerensky sent Lyoff to Korniloff to provoke trouble. He accuses the government of acting with Bolshevik majority pressure and German plans, and notes his role as commander-in-chief until the revolt is crushed.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Korniloff
Kerensky
Lyoff
Lvoff
Kerensky Expected to Lead All Russian Armies
Petrograd dispatch reports that Alexander Kerensky is poised to take command of all Russian armed forces until the rebellion ends. The Associated Press learned unofficially at the Winter Palace today that Kerensky would assume leadership in the naval and military hierarchy.
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Kerensky
Russia
Petrograd
Associated Press
Winter Palace
Federal Reserve Banks
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French attack breaches German trenches near St Couplet
By elated Press Sept 12 French forces attack German lines near St Couplet in Cham- pign e section and smash the first two German lines. They enter the third position and annihilate or capture all defenders in those positions.
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St. Couplet
Anvil Seized Draft Evaders Arrives in San Diego
A gasoline schooner named Anvil, escorted by a U S warship, arrived in San Diego after being captured off the Lower California coast. Thirty alleged draft evaders and enemy aliens were aboard during the seizure.
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Associated Press
San Diego
California
United States
Anvil
German Attack Repulsed by Machine Guns and Rifles
London September 12 German attack east of Hargicourt repulsed after heavy barrage. General Haig reported the advancing waves were met by rifle and machine gun fire, halting the assault.
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Associated Press
London
Hargicourt
Haig
War Declared in Petrograd and Moscow District
Associated Press dispatch from Petrograd reports Russia's government declares a state of war in Petrograd and the Moscow district. The item blends wartime news with a domestic note about Mrs. George Lucas traveling to El Paso to visit her daughter and grandson Harry Patchin Jr. Viewing the contrast, the wartime declaration dominates the card.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Petrograd
Russia
George Lucas
el Paso
Harry Patchin, Jr
Democratic Party Seeks Cabinet Unity to Avert War
The central committee of the constitutional democratic party told the Kerensky group it would join the reconstructed Russian cabinet to prevent civil war, signaling a move toward unity amid mounting crisis in Petrograd on September 12.
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Hy Associated Press
Petrograd
Constitutional Democratic Party
Kerensky Party
Drafting Aliens in U S Limited by Treaty Exemptions
The Senate passed a joint resolution limiting the draft to aliens in the United States excluding Germans and others exempt by treaty and those from allied or neutral countries. The measure, introduced by Senator Chamberlain, affects an estimated one million aliens and allows treaty-exempt subjects to depart within ninety days.
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Associated Preas
Washington
United States
Senate
House
Chamberlain
Argentina Hands Passports to German Legation
The Argentine government at noon sent to the German legation their passports for delivery to Count Luxburg the German charge d affaires in Buenos Aires. Luxburg’s whereabouts remain unknown to Argentina. The foreign office demanded an explanation of his secret code message to Berlin via the Swedish legation.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Count Luxburg
Huesnos Aires
Foreign Office
Luxburg
Berlin
Provisional Gov Optimistic on Korniloff Rebellion
In Petrograd a provisional government official expressed cautious optimism about overthrowing Korniloff's rebellion. Major General Honcha Brugovitch, once with Bruciloff, is said to support the new army command. Reports from the capital note some Korniloff troops surrendering.
Uncle Sam Saved England From A Grim Thresking
London on September 12 reports that without U S financial aid the allies would be in dire straits. Bonar Law at a luncheon lauded Medill McCormick and affirmed reliance on the United States.
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Uncle Sam
England
Associated Press
London
United States
Bonar Law
Medill McCornant
Planes Collide Five Hundred Feet Aboard Two Dead
Associated Press reports two student aviators Ward M. Walsh Jr and Theodore B. Lyman both Californians were killed when their planes collided about five hundred feet above the ground at the North Island Military Aviation School today.
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Associated Press
San Diego
California
Ward M. Walsh, Jr
Theodore B. Lyman
North Island Military Aviation School
Octoberist Leader Guchoff Arrested in Russia
Petrograd report states Octoberist leader Guchoff, allied with the Kern ilo movement, was arrested on September 12 a move that shakes party ranks in Russia.
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Russia
Associated Press
Petrograd
Guchoff
Kernilo
Senate Military Committee Rejects Harwick Draft Consent Plan
Washington reports the senate military committee issued an adverse report on the Harwick resolution requiring consent of every drafted man before foreign service. Paris dispatch notes War Minister Vainleve cannot form a new government after socialists Albert Thomas and Varene withdraw at the last moment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Military Committee
Harwick
Hy Associated Press
Paris
Vainleve
Ribot
Albert, Thomas and
Varene
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