General Kornilofe Fired by the Allies
General Kornilofe is dismissed by Karensky who appoints Kelg Falander after demanding authority.
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Kornilofe
Karensky
Kelg
Falander
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1917
Page
1
Exodus From Petrograd Signals New Romanov Crises
Across Petrograd civilians flee as Kerensky and Korniloff feud ends with Korniloff dismissal and a new military administrator named to lead the armies. Washington reports embassy alarm as word spreads of a possible fresh Russian revolution amid German pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Russia
Germany
Quarantine Lifts Partially as Harrisonburg Reopens
The infantile paralysis quarantine eased in Harrisonburg city and Rockingham county with theaters reopening. No new cases reported yesterday. health officials hope the disease may end soon in the area. If Ashby and Central districts stay clear, quarantine could end next week. Augusta county remains guarded at the Rockingham line near Burketown to restrict minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Ashby
Central
Augusta County
Augusta
Rockingham Line
Burketown
Reprieve for 10 Colored Soldiers Delays Draft Training
Washington report states colored selective men will not train with whites at 16 National Army cantonments. Secretary Baker announces they will not be called in the first draft increment and their training call is postponed toward the draft’s end. Also a stray cattle notice from C Campbell farm at Opequon offering reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Washington
National Army
National Fruit Products Co Announces Apple Cider Purchase
The National Fruit Products Co The New Cider Plant at Fairmont Avenue and Strother Lane announces readiness to receive cider apples at 40 cents per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit Products Co
Fairmont Avenue
Strother Lane
Huns Caught in Italian Clothes
Geneva dispatch reports Austro Hungarian troops accused of war rule violations by wearing Italian uniforms. Many dressed as Italians spoke Italian, causing friendly fire fears as Italians reportedly attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Rome
Apples Wanted at Miller's Warehouse in CV Station
Advertises high market prices for all apples and winter varieties. Sender AL Beck invites sellers to see him before selling at Miller's Warehouse CV Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Beck
Miller’s Warehouse C_V. Station
Iptf
Twelve Sheriffs May Lose Jobs Over Free Passes
Virginia sheriffs face removal as the State Corporation Commission records show they accepted passes from Southern Railway. The company contends the passes replaced compensation for services, with a $500 fine imposed in one case. The commission lists sheriffs including Charles A. Barbee of Prince William and W. R. Beales of Mecklenburg among those implicated, signaling possible further investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Dile
State Corporation Commission
Southern Railway
Southern
General Assembly
Charlies A. Barbee
Prince Os William
W. R. Beales
Mecklenburg County
Ae Cc. Bond
Denis Eee
Plan 10 Honor Local Men Gets Hearty Approval
The Winchester community organizes a public September 18 celebration to honor local men drafted for national service. Representative T W Harrison will address attendees and Rev Dr W B Smith will give the opening prayer. A city chorus drawn from church groups outlines selections. The citizens committee will meet at Handley Library 7 30 pm to choose arrangements, shifting from the City Wall due to a Red Cross event at Handley Library lecture hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citigens’ Committee
Winchester
National Army
Handley Library
Citizens’ Committee
Red Cross
Sheriff Pannett Goes On Short Vacation
Sheriff Luther Pannett, head of the local board of exemption, finishes pressing duties and takes a brief vacation. He plans time in Washington and likely will visit Petersburg, Virginia to inspect the army camp there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Exemption
Luther Pannett
Washington
Petersburg
Red Cross Meeting Invites Winchester and Frederick County
The Red Cross committee urges all residents of Winchester and Frederick County to attend a meeting tomorrow at 8 o clock in the lecture hall of the Trandley Library. State secretary Donald H. Brown and Rev. Dr. Thompson of Richmond will explain the society’s work in plain language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Red Cross
Trandley Library
Donald H. Brown
Thompson
Methodist Church
Richmond
Lee Lanham in Aviation Service Visit Home
Lieut. Lee F. Lanham arrived today to visit at his father’s home on National avenue. He received his commission as first lieutenant in the aviation section of the Signal Corps last month and will be radio officer at Fort Sill Oklahoma before heading to Washington and then Oklahoma later in the week. Lanham previously worked for years with the Navy Department as a wireless operator. Mr. Harry Warden of Berryville Virginia spent today in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee F. Lanham
National Avenue
Lanham
Signal Corps
Fort Sill
Oklahie
Washington
Oklahoma
Navy Department
Wife seeks warrant for arrest of husband over support
Mrs Henry Hibbard applied today for a warrant to arrest her husband on a charge of assault. She says he has refused to support her and their two children since his arrest weeks ago. He admits the claim but says losing his railroad job after the arrest left him unable to find work. He had earned up to 120 dollars monthly as a fireman for Cumberland Valley Railroad. He was jailed 29 days for the assault but released after the justice ruled he bore partial blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation
Hibbard
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
Hie
Bakers wrestle with problem bread price and profits
In Washington the war emergency council of the National Bakers Association discussed standard loaf size and price, and fixing bakers profits. Joseph Bell of the Master Bakers Association and the food administration member met with the council, which may seek official approval if a final bread pricing decision is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Bakers’ Association
Joseph Bell
Master Bakers' Association
The
Food Administration
War Emergency Council
Food Administrations
Mrs Eldridge Dead In Portland Oregon
Word has been received in Winchester of the death of Mrs. Eldridge wife of the Rev FE Olin Eldridge a former pastor of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church in this city Her death occurred in Portland Oregon last Monday and was due to cancer She was a woman of high character and was an able assistant to her husband during his pastorate here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
British Mission Officers Tour Winchester Battlefield Visit
Sir Thomas Reyden and a party of British officers with headquarters in Washington have been touring battlefields in Winchester and nearby areas for several days. They departed yesterday to the upper Shenandoah Valley. Mrs. Laura Clingan of Hagerstown Md is visiting at her brother in law and sister Dr and Mrs Whitlock on the Valley Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reyden
Washington
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Laura Clingan
Hagerstown
W. J.whitlock
Valley Pike
Berryville Visitor John Enders In Town Today
Mr. John Enders of Berryville Virginia arrived as a business visitor in town today, staying briefly to conduct local affairs and meet with contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Enders
Berryville
Winchester Man Killed in Blast
A Winchester man, Frank Carter, was killed in an accidental explosion at the Frankford Arsenal near Philadelphia on Saturday. Three men died and twenty one were injured, with Carter identified later by coroner's officials. His body was to be brought to Winchester for burial at Whiloh Baptist Church with funeral services set for Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Carter
Frank Carter
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
Carter
Winchester
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Whiloh Baptist Church
Ben Layton
Alexander Robinson
Orrick Cemetery
Hagerstown
Frankford
Knight
Montgomery
Arsenal
Howard Linton
Edward F. Batezel
T Hat
Linton
R. A
Insurance Bill in Jeopardy in Congress Debates
Washington Sept. 10 General debate on the administration soldiers insurance bill ends today as the House prepares for a pitched fight. Supporters doubt they can defeat all amendments while President Wilson backs the measure. Regular Democrats face opposition within their ranks and pension interests fear losses if the bill passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Weicht Sues for Divorce from Mia Welcht
Dr John M Weicht a veterinary surgeon and flour mill operator on the Valley pike seeks divorce from Mia Welcht in Corporation Court The bill has not yet been filed They have not lived together recently but he has supported her under a court order She plans to contest with an attorney They were married over twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Weicht
Valley Pike
Corporation Court
Mia
Annie Lowery Welcht
Frank Silver Improves After Delicate Memorial Hospital Operation
Frank Silver, who has been at Memorial Hospital after a delicate operation, continues to improve under care from top physicians. Local reports say his intimate recovery is progressing, with steady signs of better condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Silver
Memorial Hosiital
Swedes face probe as Argentina relays dispatch accusations
War talk rises as Sweden and Argentina may sever ties with Germany amid claims of secret German dispatches. State Department officials say Lansing will not tolerate delays and expect potential break with Sweden and Argentina, with war declarations seen as highly likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unee
Germany
Buenos Aires
Argentina
State Department
Lkely
Sweden
Army targets 2 500 000 by July 1918
Washington dispatch reports the War Department plans an army of 2 000 000 by January 31 1918 and 2 500 000 by July 4 1918. The move aims to outpace Civil War strength and outmaneuver German miscalculations, signaling a major U S mobilization effort. Contingents from National Army expected to field in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Washington
United States
Berlin
War Department
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Kerensky
Korniloff
Kelembosky
Consternational Embassy
Isian Premier
Uarantine
Rockingham
Harrisonburge
Opequon
Jno
D. Marker
City Hall
T. W. Harrison
W. BD. Smith
Sheriff Pannett
Lee Lanham
Aviation Service
Harry Warden
Berryville, Va
Henry Hibbard
Bakers
John J. Carter
Katie Gaither
Louise Thomas
Rosie Carter
Alista Carter
Eliza Carter
Margretta Carter
Waa
the Star
Eek
Flo
Lansing
Swedin
Angrain
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