Kolchak Lines Falter in Siberia as Allied Supplies Lag
Washington reports forecast a collapse of Kolchak’s movement in Siberia with Omsk threatened as Allied supply failures hinder his defense. American, British, French, and Japanese roles are debated while winter withdrawal of British volunteers looms.
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Washington
Siberia
Kolchak
Omsk
Ang
Gald
Bac
Aps Porlor Bolsheviki
Russia
Wilson
Paris
France
England
Japan
United ‘States
Congress
Vigalvostok
Kolchdk
USA
Archangalaga
Archangel
St Hom
Bolsheviks Drive Forces Into Siberia In New Offensive
Fragmented dispatch reports Bolshevik troops advancing toward Siberia amid scattered resistance. Observers note shifting fronts as allied powers monitor the move and public concern grows over potential regional destabilization.
Woman Deliberately Lit in Front of Trolley, Fatal
A woman identified as Mrs. M D H Telford of Gainesville Ga attempted to step in front of a trolley on Luckie Street near Piedmont Avenue. The car could not stop and dragged her several yards mauling her body. She died before hospital arrival. The trolley was jacked from the ground to remove her body. Greenberg and Bond’s Winder taking establishment held details from a soldier passenger on the car.
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M.D. H. Telford
Gelnes‘ville
Merritt
Piedmont
Avenu
Walker, Avenue
Luckie ‘Street
Street Railways and Baker Discuss City Fares Policy
A fragmented report notes Secretary of War Baker described as an expert on a treatise by Tom Johnson and Cleveland, urging five cent fares and favoring city control over traction issues. He warned state regulation would hurt profits and claimed cities must avoid limits that would damage short haul routes.
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Tric’ Railways
Ite
Recdss
Baker
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Iits
Proble Aénuelly
Medicina
Tor
Theol Ion
State Food Chiefs Join In Campaign To Outliving Cost
State food chiefs join in a broad campaign to lower living costs. Officials advocate cooperation among food administrators and district attorneys to curb profiteering. President Wilson calls for action and relief funds to ease price burdens, arguing domestic shortages are offset by cheaper American products abroad.
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Tratore
Ste
Wilson
Congress
District of Columbia
N Bii
Murdock
Feds
Mayor Key's Offer Open To Public After Hours
In a brief notice the city announces an after hours window for public participation on a program titled Mayor Key's Offer. The article notes the unusual extended service and encouraging citizens to participate at a set time.
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Key
Etontribution
New York Suit Seeks 590000 Damages From Actors Union
In a federal case filed in New York August 11, Suke seeks 590000 in damages alleging conspiracy by actors tied to the Winter Garden and Shubert interests. The complaint parallels the Danbury Hatters case, naming famous performers and industry figures amid claims of strike related harm and attachments to judgments.
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New -York
Hanity ‘Association
Iiea
Winter Garden Company
Shuberts
United State
Tate Toda
Famou Danbury Batters
Hatters
Hiembera
Danbury - Hatters
Ants Wer Sam" Bernard
Radia Foy
Francia
X. Bushman
Richard’ Carle
Douglan
Fairbankey
William Courtendy
William
Tette
Wayter
J. "Forbes
Robertson
Cyril
Maude
Robert
Hienen
Blanche ‘Ring
Willam Fai Pum
I B
de’ Ners
Andrew
Mack
Robert Mantel Guy
Bates Post
Juliu
Fred
Double Donations to Reunion Fund
The Union committee headquarters on the sixth floor of the Chamber of Commerce housed a scene of activity as leaders prepared for the reunion drive. Dozens of special committees representing past presidents and Work Orgs backed a goal of sixty thousand dollars, with Walter and Nathan Fest heading organization efforts and planning for public and private events across several days.
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Seneral
Chamber of
Ing
Walter
Nathan Fest
Enders
James “D. ‘Weaver
Awson
Ter- Tell’ County
Georgia
Laurens Leads State Advance Over 1918 Burden
Laurens leads state headline amid 1918 burden narrative with references to raids on mints and a page 3 column layout noted as unclear prose about the advance.
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Laurens
Columa
Iman Had Been Drinking Conn Indy Start Hi
Iman was described as having been drinking as Conn and Indy prepared for a start. The brief notes an incident involving the individuals cited without detailed context or outcome.
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Iman
Conn
Indy
Strikes Near End as Atlanta Seeks Settlement Plan
Reports indicate strikers near a settlement as a regional convention opens in Atlanta on Wednesday. Leaders say a plan to open negotiations aims to secure a return to work and bring an expedient settlement, with locals across the southeast preparing to attend and vote on the proposal.
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Atlanta
Hic
Hera
Terai of Continueé on Page Five Column Two
A partial line indicates Terai continues on page five column two. The fragment lacks further facts, names, or events to describe.
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Terai of
Colume
President Bliss Protest Over Shantung Draft
The Bliss protest rejects the Shantung draft and argues the League Covenant terms should not be public. It notes Wilson's denial, missing complete files, and concerns about debates memos and country positions used by peace commissioners.
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BLISS
Shantung
Bliss-White-Lansing
Ter
China
Japan
Wilson
Europe
Ny 5
Rey Han
Perle
Tina
United States
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Heghe
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