France Still Without Carine
Paris reports Professor Paul Tainieve, minister of war, unable to form a new cabinet after the eleventh hour withdrawal of Socialists Albert Thomas and M. Varence. M. Palnloye went to the Elysee and returned with President Poincare indicating he would remain to form a cabinet.
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I. Titot
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M. Varence
M. Palnloye
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Crown Prince Denounces Wilson Read in 1917 Note
The Marburg chamber of commerce reports Crown Prince Frederick William denounces President Wilson in reply to Pere Berndt's peace proposal. The message acknowledges his resolution and expresses approval, noting his zeal and decisive stance in the unfolding diplomatic exchange.
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Nonlin
Marburg Chamber of Commerce
Frederick William
Prrotzat Aralost
Wilson
Pere Berndict
Protest Echoes in Hamburg Chamber Thanks Candor
A formal note expressing sincere appreciation for the Hamburg chamber and merchants for their manly words and refreshing candor in rejecting the presumption of the American president. The message urges conveying thanks to chamber members and the business community.
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Wilson
Hemburg
America
Medil McCormick Honored in London Luncheon
London September 12 Andrew Honor Law chancellor of the exchequer spoke at a luncheon hosted by the Empire Fractionte association honoring Medil McCormick congressman at Taree for Mlinola. He praised German efforts in the tertiary arm but warned of missteps in war finance stressing reliance on United States finances for allied victory.
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Andrew Honor Law
Empire Fatrintte Association
Medil McCormick
Taree
Mlinola
United States
Tonsr Law
Xhull
Surrender rumors swirl as Korniloff army questioned
Unconfirmed reports from Petrograd on September 11 say parts of General Korniloff's army may surrender while the Provisional Government's Nekrasoff and others push for loyalty. New commander in chief Ronch-Hruyovitch backs the government as intrigue and arrests unfold at the Winter Palace amid tallies of defections and conspirators.
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Disabled British flyer towed to port after sea ordeal
A damaged British aircraft is shown being towed to shore after drifting at sea off Beltran. The crippled craft was found by a French ship and unable to reach land on its own, relying on allied assistance to avoid loss.
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Grand Dukes Transferred in Imperial Interior Cells
Grand Dukes Michael Alexandrovitch and Paul Alexendrovitch moved from private residence at Gatchina near Ietrogead to the interior ministry. Michael Alexandrovitch named regent after overthrow, then placed under arrest amid counterrevolutionary activity. The former imperial family member remains detained.
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Paul Alexendrovitch
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Ietrogead
Ministry of the Interior
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Nicholas
Michalla
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Nat Uoele
Women to Enlist for Home Service Plans
Washington reports plans to enlist women and homes in national food conservation. The Food Administration coordinates with organizers across the country to urge household cooperation in rationing. Over one million pledges have already been signed by families vowing to conserve essential food supplies.
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Washington
Foot Administration
Veteran Union Holds 32nd Annual Encampment in Coltubus
In Coltubus on September 12, two hundred Veteran Union League members attended the 32nd annual encampment. The year saw 315 veterans die, with membership restricted to Civil War veterans who enlisted before July 1, 1863. The piece notes drafts and bonuses after that date and hints at broader social questions about infidelity in a separate theater listing.
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Coltubus
Veteran Union League
Ac HL
Larkins Battery Exemption Notice In 1917
A letter received by local offices reports Captain J. Ray Ward of Battery B notes Charles William Larkins enlisted as a private in the First Utah Field Artillery on August 4 1917. Governor Stamberner is informed, and if Larkins has heard nothing more he is presumed exempt and will not report for the September 32 1917 physical examination.
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Weber County
J. Ray Ward
Battery B
Charles William
Larkins
Urafl
Charles William Larkles
Hattery
First
Utah Field Artillery
Stamberner
Ogden High School to dress students for democracy
High School girls at Ogden High School will wear plain dress as part of a campaign on sensible attire for the year, according to Superintendent Henry C. Johnson. Boys will wear military uniforms with drill three times weekly, while girls’ dress guidance aims to fit modest allowances for clothes.
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Ogden High Schoodl
Henry C. Johnson
Reas
Korniloff Note Strong Appeal Sparks Russian Crisis
Petrograd reports a bold Korniloff proclamation urging Russians to unite for salvation of the nation. The messages claim Kerensky sent Lvov to undermine the state, call for mobilization against Germany’s designs, and pledge loyalty to Russia. Korniloff asserts support from high front commanders and condemns the provisional government as weak, vowing to fight for honor rather than submit to Russia’s supposed subjugation.
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Bulgarian Queen in Critical State Reported
Sofia via Amsterdam Sept 12. News says Queen Eleanor of Bulgaria has suffered a serious worsening of health with heart trouble suspected. Court physicians note great weakness and general prostration, warning of potential grave complications.
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