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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1919

Page

8

British Russian Offensive In North Russia Faces Heavy Resistance

Archangel July 2 report notes the North Russia campaign linked to Kolchak aims to base Allied supplies for anti Bolshevik forces. Insufficient forces, weak Allied support, and Bolshevik strength threaten summer success. British and Russian troops are pressed, with high casualties and mutinies reported in the Onega district.

Archangel Associated Press North Russia England Ironside Kotless Dving Kotlass Ine Viatka Kolchak Yronaide Dvina Vaga

Tells How Bolshevism Was Curbed in Detroit

Carl W. Ackerman reports Detroit police commissioner Dr. J. W. Inches recounting the city’s handling of Bolshevik agitation. He cites freedom of speech, large police presence, and delayed suppression of meetings as pivotal, with forceful action only for violence. He notes Hamtramck as a radical base and money from New York and wealthy Detroit women fueling the movement, while city and state laws tighten controls.

Carl W. Ackerman Detroit Seattle J. W. Inches United States Lenine Chicago Washington Indius Police Department Dr. Inches Russia New York Pacific Coast Bolshevista Siberia Mme. Breshkovaky Mme. Brashkovsky House of Masses 339Th Infantry Archangel Custerfang Cellara Michigan Hamtramck American Federation Department of Justice Breshkovsky Canada Pegee

The Duckboard paper tells its own origin story

Brest France, August 13. Crossley Davies describes the Fontanezen Duckboard, a weekly camp paper born from initiative of soldiers Neil R. Allen and Ernest W. Jorgensen. The staff built a community paper to support service, truth, and civic effort, printing 4000 copies on a flatbed press under censorship.

Crossley Davies Brest France America Fontanezen Civil Ife Neil R. Allen Eighth Infantry Ernest W. Jorgansen Leutenant Jorgensen Seiad Hindenburg Ake Allen Kerl H. Schiling Constitus

Queen Mary Sets Pace for Kissing in Public

London society notes how public kisses by Queen Mary set a trend at royal events from opera to Wimbledon. The piece records royal greetings among Helena, Marie Louise, the Prince of Wales, and others, plus observations on Lord Chamberlain invitation cards and changes in Buckingham palace etiquette.

Lady Mary London Mall Queen Mary Wimbledon St. Paul's Cathedral Reta Mary Helena Princess Marie Louise Prince of Wales Franca Princess Arthur of Connaught Lord Chamberlain Buckingham Palace Edward

France to form republic of victory after war says Tardieu

Paris August 17 Captain Andre Tardieu high commissioner for Franco American War matters spoke on the occasion of Abel Ferry’s ashes being transferred. He urged France to learn wartime lessons to build a peacetime republic focusing on economic reform and national unity. He warned against alarm while noting the hefty bill ahead and the need for equitable taxation. He linked France’s future to the League of Nations and mutual aid with Belgium Italy Bohemia Poland Romania Serbia plus Britain and the United States, aiming for stable international relations.

Paris France Republic of Victory Andre Tardieu M. Tardlew America League of Nations Belgium Italy Bohema Poland Rumania Serbia Great Britain United States

Plumb Plan figure Glenn H E Plumb Iowa origin and rail route career

Glenn H E Plumb father of the Plumb Plan and overnight national figure due to his stance on high living costs. An Iowan who faced early loss, grew up with an uncle at Strator XU, studied at Oberlin and Harvard, and built railroad practice in Chicago. He led Santa Fe receivership reorganization and later worked with railroad brotherhood affairs in private practice.

Glenn HE. Flumb Lve Strator Oberlin Harvard Law School Chicago Northwestern University Santa Fe System Plumb Chicago Friation Companies Het

Liberty for oppressed peoples spreads in the Near East

The piece argues that American ideals of human rights spur nationalist movements across the Near East including Turkey Greece Armenia and Mesopotamia. It contends these peoples seek autonomy within a modern mandate system opposing old controls and warns Bolshevism could be checked by allowing self determination. Copyright 1919 The Constitution.

Constantinople Jloyn Courier America Armenia Turkey Athens Smyrna Saladin the Great Gobi Desert Mesopotamia Babylon Bagdad Ameries Trn Russia Near Eost

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