Bolshevik Rule Overthrown in Moscow, Claims of Imperial Proclamation
Dispatches from Copenhagen and Berlin report unconfirmed upheaval in Moscow with Grand Duke Nicholas allegedly proclaimed emperor. Reports credit Korniloff and Kaledines, aided by German troops, for the breakthrough and note counterclaims about Kerensky and Lenine fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Moscow
Lenin
Korniyz
Kaledines
Nicholas
Berlin
Tages Zeit
Kerensky
Russia
Reiy
Korniloff
Gerac Keops
Germany
Izhevik
Nicholas Romanoff
Yekaterinburg
Lordon
Ex“ange Telegraph Company
Coenhagen
Eslal Lenine
Trotzky
Murman
Ir Dispateh
Benera Kaledines
Irkutsk
Blagohi
Chensk
Khabarovsk
Red Guard
Exchange Telegraph Company
Baptists Hold Annual Seaside Assembly at Wrightsville Beach
The Baptist Seaside assembly opened its week at Harbor Island auditorium with teachers at training schools and Dr. W J McGlothlin delivering a five lecture series on the Gospel of John. Music directed by Prof E L Wolslagle features the noted singer and his wife with the hymn He Cares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach
The
Baptist Seaside Assembly
Harbor Island
W. J. McGlothlin
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary of
Louisville
McGlothlin
Assembly
Apostle of Love
Ephesus
E. L. Wolslagle
Asheville
Mr. Wolslagle
America
Meredith College
Mr. Wolsingle
L. B. Bridges
Kerensky Presented With Strong Credentials In London Mission
June 28 report from Sion notes Kerensky arrives with strong credentials, described as former leader of Russian socialism and as the authorized figure of socialist and non socialist parties of Russia. Times correspondent in Petrograd, now in London, outlines the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Kerensky
Russia
Times
Petro
London
Mutiny in Garrisons Leaves 2000 Condemned in Hungary
Paris reports rebel outbreaks in Gyor Raab and Funfkirchen with 2000 soldiers condemned to death. The mutiny spans Austria and Hungary as revolts spread through cities amid strong army unrest. Funfkirchen and Raab are detailed with approximate populations and distances from Budapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gyor
Pees
Hungary
Mafin
Austria
Nation Observes War Savings Day Across the Nation
Washington June 28 The national drive for war savings and thrift stamps ends with thrift day observances across states. Governors proclaimed the day to urge thrift while parades and celebrations occurred in many cities. Officials say pledges for more than half a billion dollars were signed, with expectations the total will double. Washington reports hotel stamp sales around 300 million dollars, and final efforts were urged by Secretary McAdoo to strengthen the nation’s war effort through saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
McAdoo
Army of War Savers
War Savings
War Savings Pledge Campaign
America
One Tar Heel among Marine Casualties
A U.S. Marine casualty list dated June 28 lists 50 names with divisions for killed in action died of wounds and severely wounded. Among the severely wounded is Private Chester L. Curtis of Atlanta Georgia and Private Emmett L. Patton ofWisconsin Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Corps
Wmvie‘elalerbin
Engarn H
William A. Benton
Mayodan
N. C
Corp
Charles C
No Signs Of German Next Offensive
The article notes no clear indication of when or where the German command will strike next as Allied lines expect a fresh blow soon. Observers point to Montdidier to Ypres and various sectors from Arras to the Lys salient as potential targets with intensified artillery and aerial activity across the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piave
Compiegne
Aisne
Noyon-Montdidier
Montdidier
Ypres
Arras
Lys Salient
Paris
Germany
Metz
Rhine
Austria
Hungary
Italy
Switzerland
Berlin
von Keuhlmann
Reichstag
Rosin and Turpentine Prices Advance
Washington reports rapid rises in rosin and turpentine prices and general trade unsettled by a rumor that production may be nonessential. The War Industries Board said no danger to supply exists and no steps will hamper output of these war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Industries Board
New Orleans
Cliff Williams
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Georgia
Florida
Army Casualty List Seventy Six Names Revealed
Washington June 28 The army casualty list today contained 56 names with categories for killed in action died of wounds died of disease wounded severely and wounded undetermined The list notes several southern state entries including Thomas E Pedin Gr Court S C Jethro Shoe maker Clem Ga and Private Leo Waits Willington Ala among others and Sergt Fred A Plogger Carrie Va listed under died of wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eeech
Cccaseeeeaes
Thomas E. Pedin
Gr Court
S. C
Jethro Shoemaker
Clem
Leo Waits
Willington
Ala
Fred A. Plogger
Carrie
Savannah ships to launch during August season in Savannah
Savannah Ga June 28 From now until the last of August Savannah is to be the scene of many ship launchings The Foundation company will launch four mine sweepers early in August and it has 18 keels laid The Georgia Engineering and Construction company will launch three sea going tugs for the government and the Terry Ship building company will launch at least one composite steel and wood ship around the same time The Oglethorpe a composite vessel will be launched July 4 while the National Shipbuilding and Drydock company launched two big barges with 10 others under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Foundation Company
Georgia Engineering and Construction Company
Terry Shipbuilding Company
Oglethorp
National Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Wrightsville Beach
Audrey L. Brooks
Greensboro
Lee S. Overman
Salisbury
Europe
North Carolina
State Bar Association
Friends of the
Senator Overman
United States
Senate
Wilson
White House
Rus” Watts
Statesville
Old North
Friends of
Brooks
Congress
House
Bickett
Central Powers
Kaiser Bill
Siberia
J. Crawford Biggs
Raleigh
Washington
Judge Biggs
Simmons
Edwin J. Justice
Judge Boyd
Boyd
George H Barnes launched schooner for trade
Jacksonville, June 28. George H Barnes, a 2500 ton auxiliary rig schooner built by G S Baxter yards, was launched here yesterday afternoon. She measures 225 feet in length and will engage in domestic and foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
George H. Barnes
G. S. Baxter Yards
Commission to Russia: plans discussed for economic aid
Washington reports that plans for a commission to assist Russia economically and industrially have reached the stage where the personnel are now under discussion. The move aims to support Russia and reflects official authority statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Washington
Raleigh Seaplane Victim Djalma Marshburn Recovered
Navy announces the body of Djalma Marshburn of 2010 Boylan Avenue Raleigh North Carolina attached to the navy aviation service was recovered June 15. He was lost at sea May 20 in a seaplane accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Boy Found
Washington
Djalma Marshburn
Boylan
Raleigh
N. C
Navy Aviation Service
Navy Department
Huns Deserting Through Wire Fence Across Swiss Frontier
Paris dispatch says three barbed fences with one electrified failed to stop German soldiers from deserting into Switzerland. German authorities cancel leaves of absence and special privileges for Alsace Lorriane troops to curb the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Switzerland
Havas
Basle
Alsace-Lorraine
Brooks 10 Oppose Overman in 1920 Quietly At Work
Reported activity shows Brooks 10 planning a 1920 bid against Overman, with whispers of a major shift against old political machines. The judiciary dispute remains a live topic as bar association actions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Overman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gaine
Murman Coast
Duk Nicholas
VIETS
Boss
Red Guards
Baptists
Prof. Wolslagle
Mrs. Wolslagle
W. R. Cullom
W. M. Gilmore
Funfkirchen
Budapest
Raab
John T. McCutcheon
E.s
RED Cross
Patriots
Sec. McAdoo
Savers
Savannar
Harbin
Daily Mail
trans-Baikaria
Siberian
Tcheliabinsk
Nij-Udinsk
Alexieff
Omsk
Irusik
Krasnolarsk
Ural Mountains
Vladivostok
By Parker R. Anderson
Bolshevik
Trans-Baikalia
Action of Bar Association
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!