Korniloff Agrees To Surrender Terms Near Petrograd
The report from Petrograd says General Korniloff, former commander of Russian forces and rebellion leader, is willing to surrender on certain terms while the provisional government demands unconditional surrender. A savage division of eight regiments, mostly Moslem Caucasus troops, agreed to be sent home to the Caucasus and not used against the Turks after negotiations with loyal officers.
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London
Korniloff
Sayy Telepatch
Petrograd
Exchange Telegraph Company
Korniloft
Tearekoe-Selo
Kugusheff
Caucasus
Tremier Keernsky
Tarskoe-Selo
Koralloff
Ain
Ragadron
Kuguabeti
Redetatien
Cancatim Front
Epreligiontete
Thef Turke
Deereed
E Xsembr Kerensky
Kornilof
Taarskoe-Selo
Sweden
Pette|frad
Riga- Wenden
Stocktiolm
Ruania
Itaparanda
Kerensky
Luxa
Informa Hon
Wien
Kornilofte
Michael V. Rodzianko
The
Duce
Moscow
U S Artillery On French Front Training With French Guns
A large American artillery contingent has arrived in France for intensive training under French supervision. The unit is practicing with the famed French 75s and six inch howitzers as part of early expeditionary operations. The arrival and training are tightly guarded but signify growing American firepower on the front.
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Pershing
France
Fort Han
Sweden blames United States over Sweden Germany tensions
Capen dispatch reports Aftonbladet in Sweden asserts the United States aimed to provoke a rupture between Argentina and Germany or Sweden and Germany. It suggests the US sought to portray Sweden as a hostile power while it negotiated with the United States, seeking concessions.
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America
Argentina
Germany
Landon
Capen
Ragenvaya
Aftonbladet
United States
Sweden
Russian Navy To Join Allied Fleets
Washington on September 13 the naval commission from Russia will discuss cooperation of the Russian navy with the allied fleets. Vice Admiral Koltschak leads the Russian delegation to Secretary Daniels. In Montreal, September 13 reports say Canada may provide a credit of 76 million dollars to Imperial government meat purchases. Finland’s Hulvudstadsbladet says Premier Kerensky gaining influence with maps at the front urging the provisional government.
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Stockholm
Sven Aka Daneladet
Petrograd
Kornilott
Washington
Naval Commission From
Russia
Daniels
Koltschak
Canada
Montreal
Hulvudstadsbladet
Selsingtor
Fin’land
Imaps
German houses destroyed as anti Genean unrest rocks Luxburg
Buenos Aires reports violent anti German demonstration lasting through the night. German businesses and the German club were wrecked or set afire in the downtown district. Police wounded seven rioters. three may die. Troops and provincial forces guard rail routes as relations heat further. The cabinet approved passport action for Count Luxemburg.
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Buenos Aires
Orst
Naron Lowen
Washington
Stockholm
Pershing Message to Soldiers Published in Khaki Testaments
New York on September 12 reports Major General Pershing sent a message to American troops via the American Isible Society. The note will be printed in khaki covered testaments given to men, urging faith in God, duty, and virtue as hardships and temptations arise in wartime.
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New York
Pershing
Italians, Austrians Enmeshed In Isonzo Battle At Monte San Gabriele
From Rome and Udine reports on September 13 detail fierce fighting for Monte San Gabriele on the Isonzo front. Italian forces resist Austrian attempts to seize the crest with heavy casualties reported on both sides. Austrian bulletin claims Italian losses near a quarter of a million with 20,000 prisoners taken.
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Monte San Gabriele I
Italian War Department
Udine
Italy
Monte San Gabriele
Isonzo
Cadorna
Vienna
London
Raush Admiralty
War Office
Russians Defeat Enemy in Desperate Fight
Desperate Russian fighting reported as forces push forward on fronts around Narvas, Viacuda Lake, and Rehkeroten Sllamay, with advances and fortifications noted. British and French fronts show limited activity amid raids, while Portugal faces internal strife and a general strike. Italian front reports indicate cautious Austrian pressure near Monte Gan Gabriele, with Cadorna's troops holding positions.
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Wedncaday
Russian War Department
Eaza
Nascis
Lake Viacuda
Trumanian
Bel
Slexe
Llabon
Flanders
Verdun
Acton
Juvin
Court
Aisne
Cadorna
Positlona
Monte Gan Gabriele
Goritla
Fone War Office
Vandalism by German Army Reported in St Quentin
Paris reports claim German forces from the 116th and 370th regiments of the Seventeenth division ordered a systematic pillage of St. Quentin after entry. Officers directed soldiers to loot furniture, silverware, paintings, and valuables, shipping them to German towns as the city was set ablaze.
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Paris
Takun Cathedral
St. Quentin
Gring
Klotz
von Scharfenstein
Packing District Quiet Kansas City After Strike Incident
In the Packing District of Kansas City quiet morning followed a night strike where one striker was dangerously injured, two receivers minor injuries were reported and a bystander was badly bruised. The Armour and Company plant involved was closed for the day.
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Kansas City
Rept
Armour and Company
Iday
Sweden Explains Luxburg Dispatch Transmission
Washington reports Sweden’s foreign office clarifies how Count Luxburg's dispatches were transmitted through Buenos Aires. The Swedish statement says the United States and Turkey relations context influenced access, and notes prior approval procedures. State records indicate Morris asked about forwarding American interests in Turkey and the timing of permission.
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Washington
Sweden
Stockholm
Count Luxburg
Bennos Aires
Lansing
United States
Turkey
State Department
Nelson Morris
Missoges
Constantinople
Camp Library Campaign Opens
Washington September 11 The week of September 24 was named camplorary week by the Library War council appointed by Secretary Naker. During that week an intense drive to raise the necessary 1400 was to be made throughout the area.
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Washington
Library War Council
Naker
Raia
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