Turmoil in Russia as Korniloff revolt faced by government
Petrograd reports a serious revolt in which provisional authorities vow to crush General Korniloff's bid for power. Kerensky orders Korniloff to resign, appoints Klembovsky as commander in chief, and declares warlike measures to preserve the republican regime and public order.
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Kerensky
Korniloff
Klembovsky
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Kornilofe
Duma
M. Loeff
Penere
Korvhtoft
Klembovaky
Pakov
Salm
M. Svort
Prem Kerevsky
Reneral
Kornflott
M. Sroff
Érax
Lieutenant Douglas Malcolm Trial in London Revives Unwritten Law Chief Defense
Crowds gathered in London for the trial of Lieutenant Douglas Malcolm charged with murder of Anton Baumberg a pseudo count. The defense hinges on unwritten law with Malcolm claiming he killed Baumberg in defense of his wife's honor. A confession by Malcolm's wife a famed beauty who reportedly fell for Baumberg while the husband was at the front is expected to influence the case which may wrap in two days.
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London
Uid Bailey
Douglas Malcolm
Anton Paumbers
Malcohm
Daumberg
Malcolm
Baumberg
Still Celebrating Battle of Marne in Meaux Ceremonies
In Meaux France on September 10 a continuing commemoration of the Battle of the Marne saw General Michael Joseph Maunoury, blind since battle injuries, lead a party including General Lamaze and hundreds of troops to visit sites of the conflict. They laid wreaths on graves as crowds gathered for ceremonies and religious services along the battlefield.
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France
Marne
Oureq Titer
Michael Joseph Maunoury
Asne
Mavnoury
Lamaza
Grandest Event Since Revolution Shifts in Petrograd
Petrograd reports a possible five man directory as ministers debate power amid General Korniloff's revolt. Premier Kerensky and aides discuss measures while foreign minister Tereschenko says plans are under discussion. Washington dispatch notes mutinous fear could curb death penalties for soldiers.
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Korailoff
Aram Tated
Kornilott
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Kerensky
Nekraroff
M. Skebeleff
Labor
M. Terestchenko
M. Sarinkort
Teresichenko
Alextek
Bornijotta
Associated Press
Usere
Cadorna presses Austrians on Austro Italian front near Gorizia
Italian war department reports General Cadorna maintains relentless pressure on Austrian forces northeast of Gorizia with heavy artillery bombardment south of the Carso. Since the battle began Italian forces claim 145 guns captured. Desperate fighting over Monte San Gabriele continues as fresh troops reinforce.
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Verdun
Rome
Cadorns
Gorizia
Italian War Department
Carso
Cadorna
Monte San Gabriele
Death Struggle With Austrians Across Meuse Front
French war department reports violent artillery bombardment on both banks of the Meuse. French success in Fosse and Courieres woods led to prisoners taken. Haig notes British gains on Somme front with raids dispersed in places. Italians and Austrians clash five times in twelve hours near Gardena and surrounding heights. Paris reports raids on German positions in Champlois Argonne. Berlin notes German push near Take Ochhda area. New harness record set in Quebec mile race. Socialist conference postponed to a later date in Geneva.
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War Office
Take OchHda
Yasterday
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Quebec
Quance
Maraens
Marcoal
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Zambra
Sweden Implicated in Neutrality Breach Rumors
London dispatches report Swedish royal circle and military officials scrutinized as papers debate Sweden's neutrality stance. U.S. disclosures labeled a major diplomatic expose revealing German influence and Sweden’s alleged cooperation with Berlin against Argentina, prompting widespread criticism and calls for accountability.
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Argendias
Berlin
Rwedizh
Forbien
Ambaakador Noon
Bumson
Taxburg
Germany
Argentina
T Ia
Mission Leaves Petrograd for Home Amid Diplomatic Talks
Ambassadors and eight Pullman travelers depart Petrograd as talks with Mexican officials proceed. The delegation aims to align parity with others approved by the Mexican government, including arrangements with Romania, Serbia, and Bulgaria, with destinations listed for a return to El Paso and Texas.
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Delaredy
Pullman
el Paso
Fransata
Tex
Mexico
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Intenca
Embi Uate Commerce Commisaloy
Faten
Cbarles
Rumania
Serbia
Bulgaria
Prince George Applies for German Army Commission
Prince George, former crown prince of Greece, has applied to German military authorities for a commission. The move, cited amid Greek pro allied sentiment during the war, aligns with reports that his family favored Germany.
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George
Greece
Eld
Sweden Argentina diplomatic row looms over disclosures
Washington reports caution as Sweden and Argentina delay responses on German dispatch disclosures. State Department defends American neutrality while urging prompt clarification and possible recall of Count Lurburs, the Argentine envoy who advised sinking ships. Both governments show no current policy change.
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Washington
Ali
Ftn
Huenos Aires
Berlin
Argentina
State Department
Sweden
Count Lurburs
Fifteen leders jolt jail riot at Illinois state prison
Rioters about fifty strong including fifteen leaders clashed with guards at the Illinois state prison in Joliet. One convict was killed and three guards stabbed in the melee amid a long-standing dispute over privileges and a reforming warden's rules.
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Wiemand
Murphy
Convitta
Sald
Clarkson
Red Cross Gift to Russia Expands Medical Aid
The American Red Cross announces a shipment of 125 motor ambulances and automobiles to Russia, to be consigned to the Red Cross mission led by Dr. Frank Billines. Nearly half a million dollars in medical and surgical supplies have already been sent, with the convoy moving forward immediately from Wallington.
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Sept
Russia
Tred Cross
Pyontha
Frank Billines
U S Officials Consider Cottonseed Output Controls
Federal food and fertilizer officials met industry representatives to discuss voluntary controls on cottonseed production. The plan mirrors sugar industry practice to curb overproduction and remove surplus.
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Heanling
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