Submarine attack off French coast reported by navy
Washington reports say American destroyers likely engaged six submarines off the French coast on September 5. Two merchant ships were sunk but no lives lost, with the Westwego surviving after an earlier encounter with a German sub.
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Germanpress Reject Wilson Interference Demand
Amsterdam reports the Wurttemberg chambers of commerce reject President Wilson's interference in Germany's affairs. Field Marshal von Hindenburg, per German papers, says the nation stands united behind the emperor and aims to shorten the war, desiring victory.
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Italy to Limit Food Consumption Measures Proposed
A Waves Agency dispatch from Rome reports Italy plans new measures to restrict food and raw material use. Proposals include rationing certain foods, state monopoly of food production, and limiting private automobile use by officials after September 15.
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RUSSIAN TROOPS MARCH TOWARD PETROGRAD AND KERENSKY REACTS
Russian premier Kerensky orders railroad officials to refuse Korniloff commands as troops move toward Petrograd. Cossacks threaten to cut Moscow railway to isolate the capital while government officials tear up tracks near Semrio to slow Korniloff. A Baltic fleet pledge to support Kerensky is reported.
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Aid to France in Fight Against Tuberculosis War Effort
Dr. Livingston Farrand leads a Rockefeller Institute mission to Paris to aid France in combating the tuberculosis outbreak. He arrived in the French capital to begin investigative work assessing the scope and strategies of relief efforts amid renewed health crises.
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Government to suppress enemy tongue presses in raids
Federal agents target the Philadelphia Tageblatt and six other daily papers printed in enemy languages as part of a broad campaign. Officials say further drastic actions, including raids or revoking mail privileges, may follow against seditious publications.
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Artillery Active as American Colors Flyover Verdun
Reports from PANIS and surrounding fronts describe French raids near Verdun and attacks on Austro German forces in Bukowina with bombings by German aviators. The British and French press note limited naval operations due to weather, while Russian actions near Hukowina show local gains for the opponents.
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Moulders Strike At Niles Too Works In Hamilton
About 2000 moulders at a Hamilton Quebec plant went on strike after a demonstration at the Niles Too works. Two men were injured during the disturbance last night as the strike began.
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Russian Crisis Dominates Editorials In Sept 1 Coverage
London reports the Russian crisis overshadows all news as editors debate Korniloff's role and the Petrograd government. Provisional leadership, railways, and Baltic fleet loyalty shape the struggle while rumors of Kerensky's fate circulate amid preparations for martial law and siege threats.
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Rumors and turmoil as Kornilov crisis unfolds in Petrograd
Telegram reports from Copenhagen claim Premier Kerensky may be killed by Bolsheviks. Kornilov orders troops toward Petrograd while Denikin signals support. Quekbof defects to Kornilov, ministers resign, Isvestis notes ministry relinquishment. Capital quiets as Sovnarkom faces challenges.
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