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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1917

Page

9

World News Highlights From War Front and Home Front

Reports deny flour famine in the east. A Pennsylvania rail train was fired on near Mingo Junction wounding four soldiers. Gompers and Elihu Root spoke in Chicago. Court martial for Houston Twenty fourth infantry rioters will start soon at Fort Bliss. Draft plans for aliens proposed by senate and house. Multiple international items cover Russia Ukraine Britain and Italy along with U S war measures and credits.

Julius H. Barnes Food Grain Corporation New York James F. Bell The Food Administration Pennsylvania Mingo Junction Ohio Pittsburg Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Elihu Root Chicago Twenty-fourth United States Infantry Houston Texas Fort Bliss John A. Hull Dudley Sutphin United States Germany United States Senate Twenty-fourth United States Infantry Civilian Board of Inquiry Chamberlain James M. Thomas Greenburg Jesse Hockwell Atlanta Fifth Company Coast Artillery Chesapeake Bay District Fort Monroe Philadelphia Farmers and Laborers’ Protective Association Abilene Milwaukee Washington Netherlands Chevalier W. L. F. C. van Rappard Lansing Mynheer van Rosen Montevideo Uruguay Eleanore of Bugaria Sofia Red Cross House Senate Buenos Aires Argentina France Baker Italy Williams J. B. Martindale Chemical National Bank of New York Presbyterian Church War Department Department M. G. Calderwood W. F. Branningan Company F Eleventh National Army Atlantic Ribot Paul Painleve Painleve Interior Malvey Henry Franklin-Bouillon Parliamentary Committee of Foreign Action Zurich Switzerland Secret Service Philadelphia Tageblatt Mexico America la Follette Congress Stone Missouri Austria-Hungary Bulgaria Turkey Connecticut California

Sweden Makes Feeble Reply to Lansing Disclosures

A sweeping weekly review reports Russia’s civil unrest and Korniloff’s collapse, Sweden’s muted reply to Lansing's charges over German messages, Argentina’s neutrality tension, Lansing's further exposés about Sweden’s envoy in Mexico, and ongoing front-line battles with Austrians and Italians.

Sweden Lansing Mexico Foreign Office Germany Buenos Aires Berlin Argentina Cormons Gorizia Trieste Camp Dewey New London Conn M. Lindman

Argentina and Germany exchange diplomatic notes over Luxburg telegrams

Argentina regents express regret for Count von Luxburg remarks and reject German verbal assurances. Berlin seeks safe conduct for Luxburg. Argentina awaits a formal Berlin note before further steps. Sweden is told of Germany's unofficial apologies for the telegrams and transmission of the messages.

Count von L German Berlin Buenos Aires Sweden Man Foreign Office Gremap Count von Luxburg State Department Washington Germany Argentina Cap Tee Uxburg

Moratorium for Soldiers Becomes War Civil Rights Measure

The soldiers and sailors civil rights bill aims to shield service members from legal jeopardy during wartime. It would pause civil actions, excuse contract failures, prevent sales of property, extend debts, protect tenants, and safeguard public land rights while servicemen are on duty.

Washington Congress Baker Army Navy

Judge enjoins Gaston Means in king case restraint order

Federal Judge Jam B E Boyd granted a restraining order at Greensboro to stop Gaston B Means from disposing of the property of Mrs. Maude A King who was killed near Concord on August 29. A receivership order named an Asheville trust company as receiver for the property.

Greensboro Jam E. Boyd Anna L. Robinson Maude A. King Concord N. C Gaston King Boyd Asheville Trust Company

General health report for Navy afloat and ashore

Generally good health is reported for the Navy both afloat and ashore. Surgeon General Braisted notes measles and mumps in the Atlantic fleet, with measles less prevalent than mumps, averaging about 10 cases per week for the entire force. Shore stations are in good condition except Sanisco where several dozen cases of measles and mumps are recorded.

London Russia M. Kerensky Korniloff Kerensky Copenhagen Germany George Michaelis Washington Sageon Atlantic Sanisco

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