The Arizona copper camp., 1917-09-15
HISTORY MAKING EVENTS

cripple manufacture of munitions
Hundreds of indictments being pre-
pared against l. w. w. leaders.
Italians continue pressure on Aus
trian front at Monte San Gabriel.
American Alliance of Labor and. De
mocracy meeting at Minneapolis
adopts resolutions declaring for sup
preston of disloyalty and pro-Ger-
man propagandists. Labor solidar-
ity to back government in war.
Russians abandon Friedrichstat, SO
miles southeast of Riga, but appear
to be making firmer stand against
German advance.
Chinese war committee composed
of so prominent Chinese urges Chin
ese government to join the entente
and sign London agreement against
a separate peace.
|. w. w. decides to call off strike
in northwestern lumber camps.
New Mexican revolutionary move
ment said to have originated in Los
Angeles is declared to be without
force
Government cuts rations of. l. w.
WIS at Columbus in half.
Distilleries of nation stop making
whisky at midnight in compliance
with prohibitive clause of national
food control act.
State department exposes duplicity
of Swedish legation at Buenos
Aires, which sent directions in code
for German minister, directing sink
ing of Argentine ships. Breach Of
neutrality threatens relations be-
tween Argentine republic and Ger
many.
Mayor Fred Mollman of East st.
Louis indicted for recent race riots.
Emperor William tells his soldiers
at Riga that end of war will come
soon.
unday, Sept. 8.-Baron Lowen, Swed-
ish minister to Argentine Republic,
denies knowledge OF consSnts of
cipher messages sent by him for
Count Luxburg, German charge
d'affaires in Buenos Aires.
Washington's expose of Swedish in
trigue with German diplomats cleo
trifies London and allied powers
generally.
American doctors are assigned to
all villages in war zone.
Red Cross spends $12,000,000 in first
six months of war.
French again attack Germans on
Verdun front.
[onday, Sept. 10.-General Korniloff
demands dictatorial powers from
Premier Kerensky and attempts to
start counter revolution IN Russia.
Sweden will attempt to defend it's
neutrality, it is announced, relative
to Argentine disclosures.
Philadelphia. Tageblatt, pro-German
newspaper, raided by government |
agents.
Evacuation of Petrograd is reported
to have begun.
Maine defeats woman suffrage two
to one
Pershing officially reports bombing
of American hospitals by German
airmen.
uesday, Sept. 11.-Kerensky appears
to have upper hand in Russian in
ternal crisis
Won Bernstorff, former German am
bassador to U. S., arrives in Con-
stantinople as German minister
there.
Prices of copper discussed at meet
ing of war industries board with
copper producers.
Government control of sugar prices
to become effective Oct. /.
Wednesday, Sept. 12.-State of war
declared by Russian provisional gov
ernment in Moscow
German section of Buenos Aires is
laid in ashes by anti-German mobs,
who wreck and fire buildings.
Senate passes administration bill
prohibiting trading with the enemy.
The bill passed the house in July.
Submarine toll for week 12 vessels
of over 1000 tons and six of less
than 1000 tons, according to British
admiralty announcement. Last week
20 large and 8 small. French report
shows one of over 1000 tons and |
five smaller boats sunk in week.
Queen Eleanore of Bulgaria dies at
Sofia.
Gov. Lowden of Illinois charges sin
lister influences with responsibility
of streetecar strike. at Springfield,
ILL.,, where 1000 men are idle.
Viscount Reading, lord chief justice
of England, arrives in United States
on special war mission
Senate finance committee approves
war credits bill approved by house
last week.