Military aid and politics shape Russia’s war path
In a discussion of Russia’s war status and Allied strategy, leaders urge a joint manifesto promising substantial aid and disinterested support to Russia to sustain the fight against Germany. They warn that without coordinated action, Germany could redraw the eastern front while the western front remains critical. The piece sketches Gavronsky’s views on Russia’s possible future, including a federated republic or a constitutional monarchy under pressure from German influence. It notes the wider Allied need to mobilize resources, with emphasis on keeping Russia in the war and shaping postwar governance. Also reported is Lieut Henry MacLure listed as missing from the American Flying Corps after July 15.
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Russia
Minto
Jacob O. Gaseenety
Msky
Vrontky
Erensky
Asky
Igland
Germany
Brest-Litovsk
Brest-Litvoske
Gmd
Eip Russia
Geray
Archangel
Vologda
Gavronsky
Constituent Assembly of Russia
Co-Operative Movement
Gavron
America
Ity
Gay
Rus
France
Kage
Henry MacLure
Massachusetts
Ameram Flying Corps
Toul
Whine From Across Rhine Warns Against Peace Now
Paris reports an International News Service interview with a French figure warning that peace at this time would let Germany prepare for a new war. He notes the German military party remains in control, predicts defenders on shorter lines, and says an early peace would invite renewed conflict despite American intervention. The ally must maintain initiative until a decisive blow can end the war.
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Paris
International News Service
Chateau Thierry
Germany
Holland
Americas
France
Britain
Hartford Woman Is Fined And Sent To Jail
Mrs Isabell a Florence Pease of Hartford was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail by Judge Edwin C Dickinson after a police court hearing on a criminal operation against Mrs Ella Scott of Saybrook road Middle Town. Molloy represented Pease and an appeal to the September term was noted with bond set at 3000 dollars. She was remanded after bail could not be posted and sent to Greenwich hospital, a wartime medical facility.
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France
Pease
Thomas J. Molloy
Superior Criminal Court
Drought and crime mark a restless Connecticut town
The town reports drought across New England with crops suffering though corn grows and cranberry crops show a strong sign. Fights in Cromwell and a body found in the Rocky Hill river accompany a police case of a stolen horse in Savin Rock. Black bass fishing thrives at Lake Pocotopaug as a new Croquet Association secretary is elected.
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Russell Co
L. D. Brown, Son & Co
W. & B. Douglas
New England
Cromwell
Rocky Hill
Portland
Lake Pocotapang
Dale D. Butler
National Croquet Association
Watson D. Augur
Savin Rock
F. D. Edgerton
Broad Street
Briggs
Common Council
President Wilson Enjoys Early Golf in Magnolia
President Wilson began the day at Magnolia on August 16 with his favorite pastime golf. He arose at seven after a rested night, then motored to a nearby course with Dr. Grayson and Gordon Auchincloss son-in-law of Col. E. M. House. The president’s seclusion is being guarded.
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Magnolia
Mass
Wilson
Dr. Grayson
Gordon Auchincloss
Col. E. M. House
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Greenwich Hospital
Connecticut
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R. J. Atwell
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Miss Ahern
Miss Birdsey
Miss Senglaub
Mr. Hewitt
Ahern
Drennan
BR. L. Southmayo
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Middletown
D. H. Brewster
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