Italians Capture Dol and Mount Sangabriele Victory
The Italian embassy reports a major Allied success after heavy fighting as Italian troops seize the Dol fortress hill and Gargaro basin and take the slope and summit of Mount Sangabriele marking the greatest victory since entering the war. Meanwhile Chairman Dent cites U S armed strength at 1 074 146 as of September 15 1917 in a House military committee statement.
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House Military Committee
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Navy
American Aviator Meeker Killed In Plane Stall
Paris dispatch reports Corporal Meiker, an American aviator, was killed at Pau Tuesday when his aeroplane motor stalled causing a crash. The Heralds announced the incident.
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Paris
Meiker
Pau
Heralds
American Ship Wilmore Sunk by German Submarine
The Wilmore, a four thousand ton armed vessel owned by Berwind Coal Co. of New York, was sunk by a German submarine on September 12. The crew were saved, per the British admiralty announcement from London dated September 14.
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London
Wilmore
Admiralty
Berwine Coal Co
New York
Swedish minister offers assistance in Argentina revelations case
London Sept. 14 The Swedish government announced that Secretary Power of the foreign ministry has been given leave from foreign office duties and placed at the disposal of the minister of justice to aid the special investigation into the Sweden Argentina revelations.
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London
Pwerlof
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Argentina
Bar silver prices drop in New York market
Associated Press reports silver bars sold in New York on September 14 at one dollar and five mills per ounce, reflecting market pricing in late summer trading.
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New York
German suppression delays Luxburg disclosures in press
Dispatches report that copies of Von Eckhart letter issued by the state department, alleging Swiss minister involvement with Mexico and Germany, were sent to Ambassador Fletcher in Mexico and Morris in Stockholm, but no instructions to present to their governments. Hague dispatches say Count Luxbury disclosures have not yet appeared in Germany.
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State Department
Mexico
Germany
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Morris
Stockholm
Hague
Count Luxbury
Germans Preparing to Sink Interned Vessels
Uruguay marine units boarded German ships in Montevideo Harbor after reports of plans to sink all interned vessels emerged. The day's news also notes Reverend Pratt's Grace Church services on Sunday morning and evening.
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Reverend Pratt
Grace Church
Clarence Hill of Roswell Seeks Crisis in Self Harm
By Associated Press Douglas September 14 reports thirty three Columbus men arrived today and were arrested upon arrival en route for Bisbee. They were escorted by guards with Embree named among those arrested as a leader in the group.
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Douglas
Columbus
Bisbee
Ax Embree
Provisional Government of Russia Reports Improvement
Petrograd September 14 M Soakice private secretary to General Kernesky told the Associated Press that the situation shows steady improvement though General Kernesky faces ongoing pressure from revolts and disorder as the provisional government works to stabilize the capital and restore authority amid revolutionary turmoil.
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Kernesky
Kern
Clarence Hill Death Raises Roswell Post Master Outcry
Roswell post office assistant chief Clarence Hill reportedly died by his own hand this forenoon. Wally surrendered as the capital and country show signs of recovery. The provisional government pursues measures to restore economic and social life while a restructured cabinet is hoped to prove more vigorous and decisive.
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Roswell
Wally
Whch
Korniloff
Russian Revolutionary Leader Shoots Himself After Fate News
Petrograd September 14 General Kruinoff, commander of the Korniloff troops, learned of the fate awaiting him after meeting General Kernesky at the winter palace. He returned to his lodgings and shot himself, the wound not fatal.
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Petrograd
Kernesky
Winter Palace
Kruinoff
Korniloff
German gains announced as Korniloff surrenders not yet
German shock troops penetrated to the second line west of Jenivort on the Aixne front and inflicted heavy losses. British forces were driven from the woods north of Langemarck on the Belgian front during the night of September 12.
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Jenivort
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