Revolters in Penitenti Mood in Petrograd
In Petrograd various delegations of General Kornilov loyalists threaten revolt as Premier Kerensky's secretary confirms reports from General Kornilov and Savinkoff that Kornilov’s troops may fail. General Alexieff is confirmed as commander in chief. Nekrassov announces his telegram asking Kornilov to surrender immediately.
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Petrograd
Bent
Keralinifn
Setrograd
Kerenaky
Poldlera
Korn- Voft
Palchinaky
Savinkoff
Patroaets
Derapa
Korallott
Alexieff
Bra Chet
Atatt
Nekraved
Kornitatt
Minnehaha Lost After Many Trips
An effort to confirm details of the sinking of the steamship Minnehaha was made by owners in New York. A censored cable from England provided the only official information, noting the loss of many officers and crew while the vessel carried valuable cargo and completed numerous trips between New York and London.
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New York
Kent
Sinka Marine
Minorhaha
Tno
England
London
Food survey projected to aid allies and meal curtailment
A Philadelphia report on the agriculture department's food survey notes many still eat above basic needs, while a national plan for a second survey targets November. Helen M. Agwater pushes use of results to adjust diets for allies as aid demands rise, with detailed household records and dietary studies to measure consumption and waste. Washington reports amend Soldiers and Sailors Insurance to raise monthly dependent payments after death or disability, with widows at 35 dollars and increases for children and other dependents.
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Philadelphia
Department of Aericulture
Brelag
Helen M. Agwater
Eclentivc
Department of Agriculture
States Relaians Advicr
Amwerk Ran Academy of Political and Social Science
Congress
Nur Rey
Houarhold Docks
H. Jn Apite
Wastiington
Soldiers and Sailors
House
Shane
Guard Units to Stay Intact in Reorganization Plans
Washington, Sept 13. The War Department renewed assurances that national guard units would be taken up as little as possible in any reorganization. It said many changes would be unnecessary to alter the real status of organizations, with the final decision resting with department commanders.
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Washington
National Guard
War Department
Nda
Garfield Appeals for Coal Conservation in War Effort
Washington reports Yr N A Garfield food administrator appealed through the U S chamber of commerce for Americans to conserve coal this winter. He urged every family to use a ton of coal and every industrial plant to cut 10 percent of its coal stores, arguing a national health benefit and a faster end to coal waste. He said government action alone cannot save coal and urged broad public cooperation.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
N. A. Garfield
Lr. Gartfid
Chamber
Eeery Family
Wrecked Jap steamer Katobiri crew saved at Ikeda bay
A lifeboat with Captain Harupiko Shioga and sixteen crew members from the wrecked Japanese steamer Katobiri arrived at Ikeda bay in the Queen Charlotte Islands. The ship, wrecked in Alaska waters in July, faced harsh conditions but the survivors were provisioned and prepared to return to Japan aboard the strainer. Wireless reports indicated prior engagement by Marines elsewhere, with no further loss of life reported.
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Vancouver
BD. C
Sapt
Harupiko Shioga
Fixteen
Ikeda Bay
Queen Charlotte Islands
Alaska
Mfeboay
Stratner
Japan
Bern Beard
Matenda
Saye Tien
Seat
Apo
California Fruit Growers Exchange efficiency report
The California Fruit Growers Exchange reports remarkable efficiency in marketing perishables. It markets about four percent of all oranges lemons and grapes in California. The cooperative unit shows a net income of 99 611 600 for its year on a coat of four percent centennial. The report praises the exchange for eliminating debts and highlights forty years of dualness of the organization.
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California Fruit Growers
Caliiornia
Exchavne
Eichapen
Grateaiay
Bert Fourtyra
California citrus growers organize vast marketing network
A California grower exchange, comprising about 8,000 members, pools and grades fruit for 150 packing houses and distributes via 70 sales offices nationwide. The system operates at cost, funds publicity through box advertising, and has boosted citrus demand by about 80 percent as crops expanded. It includes mutual insurance, a supply company, timber assets, and a plant converting byproducts into citric acid.
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RbIch
California
Exchange
Wileh
Forts Members
Growere
Experis
California Lemon Market Opens Marketing Lines for Vegetables
California supplied a portion of the lemons consumed in America and the rest were imported. To aid farmers who grow vegetables, the exchange will temporarily open its marketing facilities to vegetable shippers in response to government requests.
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California
America
Exchange
Austria Cannot Continue War Warns Austrian Official
Geneva Sept 1 The Freie Zeitung publishes an article from a high Austrian official who traveled through the empire warning Austria Hungary cannot hold the winter due to men and material shortages. He cites crop devastation from cold and heavy rain, and inability to transport 000000 tons of cereal for monetary needs. Living costs rise to extraordinary prices.
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Geneva
Freie Zeitung
Verve Publicbes
Austria-Hungary
Idaho Ranchman Killed by Barbed Wire Accident
Pocatello Sept 14 A Idaho ranchman James F Jensen was instantly killed while crawling through a barbed wire fence on his ranch north of Pocatello after returning from a hunting trip He was shot when a shotgun in his hands discharged into his left side He leaves a wife and four young children The Jensen home had recently been destroyed by fire. A report from Stockholm notes IRA Nelson Moris American minister to Sweden wired of a conference with Admiral Lindman awaiting further instructions.
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Idaho
Pocatello
James F. Jensen
Jensen
Blow
Rtockholm
London
Erith Admiralty
Wireless Press
Ira Nelson Moris
Sweden
State Department
Admiral Lindman
Moria
Mrther
Washington
Allies Deny Interference in Russian Affairs
In Petrograd on September 1, allied diplomatic representatives issued a statement denying reports they were aiding General Kornilov or opposing the civil conflict. The note, delivered to Foreign Minister, stresses unity with their ally and a desire to avoid bloodshed while protecting nationals and maintaining allied unity in Russia.
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Petrograd
Kornilott
Geticn
Ble
George Hurhanan
Uriish
Dran
Prneeeda
Sir George Buchallan
Rovernment
Kornslett
Iran
Russia
Autopsy Seeks Truth On Charles XII Assassination
At Stockholm July 31 an autopsy on King Charles XII of Sweden seeks to determine if the fatal temple shot came from enemy lines at Fredrickshald fortress or from a traitor within his own ranks. Investigators have not announced conclusions, and will use bone fragments to piece together the wound.
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Stockholm
Charles XII
Sweden
Enemis
Fredrickshald
Juri
Fragmentary report describes wounds and skull damage
A disjointed account notes a right side wound from an entering root and a left temple blast that shatters skull portions. The report implies enemy involvement and misalignment in the event, with references to air effects and skull fragments.
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Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Local Reader
Spartanburg residents report nine years of backache weakness and irregularities relieved by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. A Spartanburg woman shares her letter praising its health benefits and urging others to try the remedy.
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S. C
Spartan
Lydia EL Tikesi Medicine Co
Lydia
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