Argentina recalls German diplomat over Luxburg actions
Argentina says it will recall its minister in Berlin if Germany disapproves of Count Luxburg’s conduct. Berlin may keep the status quo if disapproval occurs. The Argentine foreign office demands a full explanation for Luxburg sending secret codes to Berlin via the Swedish legation.
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Count von Tuxburg
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Count Luxburg Atil
Foreign Ministry
Evaders Captured Off Lower California By U S Warship
The gasoline schooner Anvil with more than thirty alleged draft evaders and aliens aboard arrived at San Diego harbor escorted by a U S warship. Federal officers boarded the vessel for investigation as guarded approaches kept the pier clear. Six were reported killed earlier in the blind raid or related incident.
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Cal
United States
California
Mare Island
Navy Yard
Department of Justice
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Eaid
T Wan
Priests Not to Be Expelled Under Mexico’s New Rule
Mexico City reports that the new constitution bars non Mexican born priests from church duties while foreign born clergy must relinquish parishes. Foreign priests may stay if they behave, with Vatican and Rome noting intervention by Britain and the United States.
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Mexico City
Mexico
More Men Joining Strike In Springfield Area
Springfield on Sept. 12 reports several hundred additional union workers quitting work and joining about five thousand coal miners who began a protest strike Monday. Teamsters painters plasterers roofers and freight wagon drivers joined the walkout alongside machinists trachembha sheet and metal workers. Governor Lowden is coordinating with state defense officials to address the strike news rising.
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Frank C. Lowden
State Council of Defense
Russian exchange becomes more unfavorable in London market
The London exchange shows a worsening trend with the ruble at 420 to 400 per ten, while a 94.60 level signals loss of debtor confidence in Petrograd. Reports say debtors cannot meet obligations under current conditions and may seek peace proposals. Amsterdam dispatch notes Germany’s reply to the pope’s peace plea accepts the pope’s plan in principle.
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Bent
Petrograd
Aviator Alfred Gay Ends Front Tour In New Post
Captain Alfred Gay of San Francisco, a French army aviation officer credited with six downed German planes, arrived at Atlantic Fort today to train American aviators. He wears the Legion of Honor and War Cross for gallantry. One victory cited was a Gotha biplane with four engines and three machine guns.
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Alfred Gay
San Francisco
Gay
Alec
Student aviators die in midair collision at North Island
Two U.S. Army student aviators Edward M Walsh Jr and Theodore A Lyman were killed when their biplanes collided about 1500 feet above North Island field San Diego Calif Officials said both men died before hitting the ground and no names were released pending investigation. The accident prompted patrols and a restricted area as officials investigated the midair collision and the blind angle explanations.
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Edward M. Walsh, Jr
Theodore A. Lyman
North Island Military Aviation School
Dade
North “S Island
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Lyman
United States Army
North Island
Marninx
Alemen
Oftcera
Meld
Bread Cards In Italy Ordered By Food Controller
Nome Sept 13 Italy's food controller Guisenpo Camaal ordered bread and hour cante introductions throughout Italy after October pt. The measure aims to regulate staple supplies and ensure fair distribution as the country shifts to wartime rationing.
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Italy
NOME
Guisenpo Camaal
Bolshevik Threat Looms Amid Russian Power Struggle
In Petrograd on Sept 12 Premier Kerensky reportedly to assume commander in chief, while Korniloff rebels threaten, and Moscow imposes martial law. The Constitutional Democrats seek a new cabinet to avert civil war as troops pledge loyalty to the provisional government and Brest-Litovsk style shifts unfold.
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Gener Korniloff
Korniloff
Vetrograd
Korni- Joffe
Moscow
Constitutional Democratic Party
Tribute to Korniloff and Kerensky in Russia
London dispatch reports mining and oil engineer George Urquhart endorsing Kerensky and warning that a military dictatorship must come in Russia. He says Russia will not seek separate peace, while Paris notes French troops attack German trenches. Moscow notes support for Kerensky from city authorities and garrison officers amid rumors about Kornilov’s fate.
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George Urquhart
Myesin
Daily Mall
Russia
Koralloff
Kornfloif
St. Urquhart
Petrograd
Senate Turns Down Hardwick in Draft Legislation
The Senate military committee reported against Senator Hardwick’s resolution to require that content of every drafted man be obtained before service. It argues the draft is constitutional and usable abroad, warning against anti draft sentiment and pro German propaganda. No ground for such legislation, says the committee, preserving American traditions and military efficiency.
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Senate Meilitary Committee
Hardwick
Sayls
Government Commissioner Released After Arrest in Petrograd
Petrograd dispatch says a Government Commissioner Fall culko who was arrested by General Korniloff at the commander in chief’s headquarters has been released and returned to Petrograd. Minister of Agriculture Tehernolf resigned to avoid burdening Premier Kerensky. Kronstadt has offered its support to the Petrograd council of soldiers and workers.
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Tehernolf
American minister interviews Swedes in Stockholm talks
American minister to Sweden Nelson Mortis met with Foreign Minister Thodman and colleagues at the foreign office in Stockholm for about an hour to discuss the transmission of a German cipher telegram by the Swedish minister tournos Altes.
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Stockholm
Tra Nelson Mortis
Sweden
Foreign Office
Ivernoon
Thodman
iNurnos Altes
Drafting Aliens Proposed in Senate Resolution
Wallington Sept 12 draft of all aliens in United States except Germans allies exempt by treaty and those allied with Germany who have lived in country one year proposed in a Senate resolution passed and sent to the house. It estimates over 100000 aliens would be affected and would allow treaty-exempt allies or neutrals to save the country within alnety. Amendments would permit allies of Germany to be used for non military purposes and credit would be given for excess drafts.
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Germany
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House
Chamberlain
Oregon
McCumber
Lodge
Pew
Viscount Read Heads To Discuss Financial Affairs
Viscount Teeading, lord chief justice of East, arrives in the United States to confer with Treasury Department officials on financial matters. Credit extended to him already exceeds two billion dollars.
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Washington
Viscount Teeading
F Justice
East
Treasury
Allen
Bombing Raids Over Belgium See All Flyers Return
British naval air service conducts extensive bombing raids in Belgium. Patrols engage enemy aircraft with several shot down or driven out of control. Bombing targets include Ghent area, Droges docks, Sparaphelhoek, Thourout airdrome, Engel ammunition camp, and Sparaphelhoek. All aircraft and pilots returned safely.
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British
Naval Air Service
Belgium
Beter
der Mrea
Droges
Thourout
Ghent
Yeateniay Torencor
Iigde
Sparaphelboek
Thourout Air
Thousand Claims for Exemption Spark War Industry Plea
Wallington Sept 12 More than a thousand claims for army exemption on grounds of indispensability to war industry were appealed to the president. Preliminary examination by Provost Marshal General Crowder is under way. Only industrial exemptions may be appealed. personal hearings are not granted. Pending final decision, claimants remain subject to military duty while some districts issue temporary discharges or include men in the last quota sent to camp.
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Urquhart
Ioterensky
St. Souptet
Chami
Pagne
Kereneky
Unie
Council of
Realists
Theorima
French War Office
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Crowder
General Crowder
Glen
Claimanta
Aifameya
Russian Admiral Arrives in Montreal En Route to Washington
Admiral Kale techolf of the Russian Mack fleet reached Montreal after a lengthy voyage from a Canadian port. The commander held his star and prepared for onward travel to Washington, arriving September 13. Conflict remains unclear amid the brief dispatches.
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