Korniloff Proclaims Lead to Save Russia in War
Reports from Petrograd and Petrograd related to Korniloff proclamations urge Russian unity under his command. He declares no personal gain, only salvation of Russia, vows to lead to victory over Germany, and rejects German domination. Korniloff claims support from front leaders and condemns the government as weak.
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Fatherland
Russia
Adlin
Korniloff
Germany
Kornilofyf
Kornilof
President of Bank Accused as Embezzler
Associated Press report states J. B. Martindale president of the Chemical National Bank New York died in July 1917 and was alleged embezzler and forger. About 300000 vanished from a wealthy depositor and funds were allegedly covered by misused bank surpluses, with Comptroller William announcing ongoing inquiry.
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Associated Press
Comptrotter Willian
Clos Oil i Pyers
J. B. Martindae
Chemical National Bank
New York
Cantray
Williams
Aha Daire
Martindale
Constitutional Ways Committee Opposes Draft Questioning
The Senate Military committee reported adversely on Senator Hardwick's resolution requiring consent of every drafted man before foreign service. The panel says the selective draft act is constitutional and necessary, and that challenging it harms military efficiency and fuels unrest amid pro German sentiment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Military Committee Today
M Hardwick
Chattanooga Strike Situation Unchanged in Sept Report
Leaders of the Street Railway Employees Union in Chattanooga expect results after the arrival of Federal conciliator John B. Colpoys. The city commission pushes for settlement, but Fr W Hoover insists the company will arbitrate only with individuals. suburban service is not operated, and guarded cars run on main lines with few riders.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Street Railway Employees
John B. Colpoys
City Commission
Fr. W. Hoover
Street Railway Company
War Department delays graduation of Negro officers
Washington, Sept. 12. The War Department has deferred mobilization of Negro troops and postponed graduations at the Negro Officers Training Camp at Fort Des Moines Iowa by one month to October 15. Training will continue through the period.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Army
War Department
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Grocerymen Assisting in Food Campaign
Washington reports more than 130000 firms filed stock inventories under the national food census act. Department of Agriculture says firms are complying and aiding the food campaign in every possible way.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Department
Aoe
Evidence points to grand larceny in Maude King case
New York prosecutors say papers found in Gaston B. Means’s trunk indicate a plan to loot the King estate. Investigators report a $950,000 windfall contingent on Mrs. King’s husband Will probate.
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Associated Press
New York
Dooling
Maude A. King
Concord
N. C
Gaston B. Means
King
Means
Mr. Dooling
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Gaston Means
Penil
Chicago
Criminal Court
Henry Deitsch
Swann
Hoyne
Anna Robinson
Shortage of food triggers evacuation of Petrograd
Washington reports a shortage of foodstuffs in Petrograd may hinder the Kerensky government defense against Korniloff. Despatches from Ambassador Francis say an evacuation of part of Petrograd’s civilian population is under way, citing supply scarcity rather than military reasons. The messages arrived three days ago.
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Associated Press
Washington
Petrograd
Kerensky
Korniloff
State Department
Francis
Nesaz
Argentine recalls Berlin stance over Luxburg action
Buenos Aires reports the government sent passports to Count Luxburg via the German legation and demanded an explanation of his covert code messages to Berlin through the Swedish legation. If Germany disapproves, Argentina will recall its Berlin envoy. otherwise the status quo remains.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Count von Luxburg
Argentina
Berlin
Judge needed in circuit court
The Senate passed a bill to appoint an additional judge for the First and Fourth United States Circuit Courts. The crowded Fourth Circuit, led by Judges Pritchard and Woods, may attract numerous candidates from five states if the bill becomes law.
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Geo. H. Manning
Washington
Senate
House
Fourth Circuit
Pritchard
Asheville
Woods
West Virginia
Knapp
Commerce Court
Entente relies on United States says Bonar Law
London, Sept. 12. Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor of the exchequer, told Empire Parliamentary Association luncheon that Germanys errors in human nature saved the Entente. He asserted Entente relies on US financial aid and warned without US support the Allies would face disastrous straits today.
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Associated Press
London
Andrew Bonar Law
Empire Parliamentary Association
Medill Cormick
Illinois
United States
Mr. Bonar- Law
United S.states
Inheritance Tax Cases Heard in Raleigh and County Updates
Governor Bickett opens the Mansion for a state educational film trial under the education department. Mill towns pledge support for illiteracy programs with Elizabeth Kelly and Eleanor Zachary leading adult schools in Smithfield and Selma. Inheritance tax cases loom as Cone and Elliott estates face the Corporation Commission. Kinston Union Station dispute to be heard. Italian caterer Dughi faces charges with a peace bond. Provisional government remains hopeful amid turmoil.
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Raleigh
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Bickett
Department of Education
North Carolina
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Crosb
Elizaeth Kelly
Smithfield
Selma Mill
Allison
Selma Mills
Eleanor Zachary
Corporation Commission
King and Kimball
Greensboro
Caesar Cone
Walser
Lexington
Elliott
Davidson
Cone
Commission
Vanderbilt
Kinston Union Station
A. Dughi
Boylan-Pearce
Unknown whereabouts of Luxburg amid European turmoil
Foreign reports struggle to clarify the Polish Russian and Belgian fronts as Korniloff’s revolt looms in Petrograd. Government leaders claim loyalty of Caucasus and Romanian front commanders while Kovsky’s stance remains opaque. Diplomatic notes from Luxburg trigger Argentina’s response and Berlin mediation, with minor trench actions reported on the Belgian front and French raids in Cham.
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Gatchina
Rograd
Ileff
Kovsky
Constitutional Democratic Party
Berlin
Wa Luxburg
Aires
Acti
Argentina
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Count Luxburg
Natal
St. Quentin
Seventeen Monument Dealers Fined in Sherman Law Case
Seventeen members of the National Retail Monument Dealers Association were fined after pleading nolo contendere to Sherman anti trust charges. Individual fines ranged from 1000 dollars to 5 dollars.
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Associaten Press
Baltimore
National Retail Monemment dealers’.Association
Judes Joba
Cls i Adi Fon
Tle Amataion
Nolo Contendre
Anything Worth Having Is Worth The Effort in The Dispatch Contest
The Dispatch announces a sweepstakes with ten prizes including two automobiles and gold and furniture packages. Campaigns build votes via subscriptions. longer terms boost votes and organizers can recruit clubs and churches. Get Acquainted Day is next Saturday with certificates for new three month subscriptions and 25,000 extra votes.
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Dispatch
North Carolina
Roanoke
Avise
Ishii Invited to Visit New York by City Officials
Viscount Jahi and other sapewae mission members were formally invited to New York City by Fire Commissioner Adan son. Tentative plans call for the Japanese visitors to come September 26 with a municipal banquet and a reception. They will tour Wak Point and other nearby locations as private citizens.
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Washington
Viscount Jahi
Sapewae Mission
New York City
Attennian
Adanson
New York
Wak Point
Painleve Fails to Form New Cabinet in Paris
Paris reports Paul Painleve, minister of war, cannot form a new ministry after Ribot's could not be succeeded due to Socialists Albert Thomas and Varenne withdrawing at the last moment. London dispatch notes Painleve returned the mandate to President Poincare as of Sept 12 for further reflection.
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Paul Pubiere
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Albert Thomas
M. Varenne
London
Reuters,limited
Paul Painieve
Poincare
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