Ugly rupture in Old Moscow signals Bolshevik downfall
Washington reports Consul General Poole in Moscow destroyed his code book and sought safe conduct for Americans as Lenine and Trotzky reportedly flee to Kronstadt. Allied consuls demand public explanation of a state of war while Tehiteherin promises reply within days.
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Russia
Lenine
Trotzky
Kronstadt
Ukase
Washington
Poole
Moscow
United States
State Department
Stockholm
Holshevik Premiser
Holshevik
Department of State
Great Britain
France
Lenin
Tehieherin
Germany
Passage 1 Petrograd to Stockholm for these officers
The route from Petrograd to Stockholm for the officers was favored, but passage through Archangel was deemed impossible as Tritieh cruisers had begun bombardment of the islands surrounding Archangel.
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Mate
Petrograd
Stockholm
Archangel
Tritieh
Moscow crisis erupts as consuls clash with Bolsheviks
Washington reports Consul General Poole in Moscow revealed a rapid sequence of events after witnessing violations of the French and British consulates. He destroyed his code books and turned American affairs over to Swedish officials while seeking safe conduct for himself and associates. French and British citizens were arrested and Bolsheviks threatened hostages. Military missions from France and Britain were barred from leaving, despite prior assurances of safe passage.
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Francis
Archangel
Poole
Holshevik
Tehiteherin
Ifery
Ament
On Augherin
Washington
Moscow
Cit
Theoviet
Huntish
Montana State Tennis Association Finals Set This Friday
The 1918 Montana State Tennis Association tournament will close Friday with finals in men's singles, ladies singles, and doubles events. Semifinals and early results included McLeod and Zus fern winning mixed doubles, and Hey defeating Webber in the men's singles. A postday business meeting will elect officers for the ensuing year.
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Montana State Tennis Association
Jack McLeod
Zusfern
Barsted
Tit
Meleod
Haley
Merritt
Cundy Mies Nichols
Roscow
Webber
Sted
Mon Fewell
Lindl
Hey
Robinson
Rosenberg
Karsted
Simmons
McLeod
Women Urge Credits For Music Study At School Board
A Putte session yesterday saw a protest demanding that pupils of accredited teachers receive credits in music within high school studies. A government protest by packers urged action on rising prices for ham lard and eggs. W Friend Day, a Bozeman chemist, was authorized to determine if wheat flour can be sold for one month without substitutes. If not, mills may mix substitutes in correct proportions to reduce waste and encourage use by all.
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W. Friend Day
Floy
Bozeman
Conscientious objectors to work on farms at Camp Lewis
Conscientious objectors in Camp Lewis Washington signaled for service but will have low pay, furloughs and may be ordered to farm county lands at their own expense. They will supply clothing, board and lodging by farm owners while remaining in military status and could be arrested if not compliant. Also noted is Maj K Midzatant serving as a military observer on French and Italian fronts.
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Camp Lewis
Wash
Seattle
Helms
Maj K. Midzatant
Imperial Japaniane Arm
Vann Pats
McAdoo Plan to Raise War Tax Debated by Committee
Secretary McAdoo presented his excess profits tax plan before the Ways and Means Committee, proposing retention of current rates with a top 80 percent rate and an 9 percent projection of business corps. The treasury plan could raise 400 to 400 million, with alternatives discussed to cover a shortfall. A broader tax feature may be considered, while later notes suggested potential adjustments or replacements to the plan.
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Washington
Aug
McAdoo
Treasury
Treasury Department
Pitt Am
Bea
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Broadway
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F. Ray Coms
Morris Gest
Ni Amer O'Neil
Dugan
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Montana Jewelry CO
Old
Sweden
Toussi
State” Department
Ing
Holland Courts
Ladies’ Home
Act Poiret
Thi
Madame Mie
Poer
Peeders
Blam
suKo
Mpadoo
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Orlando A. Somers
Grand Arm of the Republic
Grand Army
Mary Eleanor Tarbox
The
Loi SM 'Knauff
Women's Relief Copy
Anna Durhan
Daughters of Vet
St. Paul
Presarmiang
Ae Herlin
Vossiache Zeitung
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Earth
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