Northern Caucasus Cleared of Bolsheviki by Denekin Army
An official report from Wondon states the Northern Caucasus region from the Black Sea to the Caspian Sea is cleared of Bolsheviks after Denekin’s January February campaign. Vladikavka fell January 28 under General Shkuro, with 50 000 prisoners and multiple guns locomotives and railway cars seized. anti Bolshevik leaders plan new Cossack and native forces. Odessa report notes Denekin’s army reaching the Caspian Sea and scattering forces February 13.
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Caspian Sea
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Shkuro
Odessa
Bolshevik Army Faces Heavy Losses Prisoners Report
A Bolshevik force of 100,000 troops suffers major setbacks with more than 31,609 taken as prisoners, highlighting a substantial collapse in manpower and impact on the campaign.
Dirigible B-34 Completed After Trial Flights
Post Aviation Editor Theodore E Hedlund notes the B-34 has been completed and tested with eight days fuel range and 8000 mile cruising radius. He predicts a future when a large airship crosses the Atlantic and drops a parachutist before returning to England.
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England
British B-34 airship to cross Atlantic with parachute crewman
The British plan a transatlantic voyage for the B-34 airship crew of 23 as a larger float than the B-33. The craft will fly over the North Sea and into the Atlantic guided by radio direction finding, with one crew member set to parachute and return to England while the airship circles.
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Boston Post
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England
British Admiralty
R-34 Flight Plans and Global Air Ventures Highlighted
The article notes the R-34 dirigible may head from Scotland to New England with a possible visit to Atlantic City around May first for the Pan American Aeronautical exposition. It details the airship’s 674 foot length, 660 ton lifting power, five 1250 horsepower engines, and crew of 23, plus competing plans for Newfoundland to Ireland attempts by Harry Hawker and other global aviators.
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Atlantic City
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Boston
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Here
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Ireland
Services Held for the Rev Seth Cary
Funeral services for the Rev Seth Cooley Cary longtime member of the New England Methodist Conference were held at his Dorchester home 43 Moultrie Street. Dr William E Huntington former Boston University president presided with Rev John R Chaffee Rev Otis Cary a cousin and missionary to Japan assisting. Bishop Edwin H Hughes and conference representatives attended from Athol.
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New England Methodist Conference
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Ayer
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Japan
Edwin H. Hughes
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Athol
Plush Mills Expansion At Sanford Me Planned
Sanford Me April 3 The Sanford Mills Corporation plush manufacturers announced contracts for two new mills with other improvements and machinery costing over 500000. The weave shed will be 234 by 130 feet and the spinning mill 254 by 104 feet. both structures will be three stories high.
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Sanford Mills Corporation
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