Cord of Oak Equal to Ton of Coal Bet Who Has the Oak
Washington October reports from the American Forestry Association say a cord of oak or hickory equals a ton of anthracite in caloric value. The substitute is preferred to other trees but current wood prices make it prohibitive for widespread use. Charles Lathrop Pack, president, notes inquiries nationwide for suitable replacement options during famine concerns.
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Washington
Oct
Howton
American Forestry Ociation
Charles ‘Lathrop Pack
Ten Thousand Refugees Flee West Siberia Rail Route
Ten thousand refugees from Perm, Vot, and western Siberia flee Bolshevik menace. They encamp in railway yards at Irkutsk, along the Trans-Siberian line, with many in box cars and hovels. An American railroad corps officer estimates more refugees remain en route as relief efforts attempt rehabilitation.
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Irkutsk
Siberia
Ural Mountain
Eure Pear
Russia
Perm
Hkaterinourg
Tumen
Cheliabinsk
Ufa
Petropavlovsk
Shurgat
Barnaul
Omsk
Cisk
Vladivostok
American Railroad Corps
New Internal Revenue Supervisor Named in New Haven Area
Ari bald and Spalding of Norwich designated supervising internal revenue agent in place of Theodore Byxbee who resigned. The five offices in the New England New York state region except New York City and New Jersey will be filled due to resignations. The office, once in Baruer, will be moved to New Haven.
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Aribald & Spalding of
Norwich
Theodore
Byxbee
New Engla
New York State
New York City
New Jersey
Baruier
Eit
Arrests After Cars Crash Near Main Street
Midgerfield reports a collision on Main Street between an auto owned and driven by Toruertinh Nord Salem New York and another owned by K H Kidder driven by Frite Rux. James Brady in the Ford suffered a badly bruise to his right hand and forearm. Torcelini had no chauffeur license and was arrested.
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Midgerield
Sozzereio
Nord Salem
N. Yau
K. HH. Kidder
Frite Rux
Main Street
James Brady
Ford
Torcelini
Split in Socialist ranks widens in France
Fragment from a late 1919 issue notes the Socialist party split widening over deputies who backed the government and voted for the peace treaty with Germany. The unrest is said to spread to provinces as departing deputies join the dissidents, with local implications in Danbury and broader European coverage.
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Socialist Party
Germany
NeWwse
Veteran orders new department head in eastern command
Major General Robert L. Bullard, renowned for leading Second Army forces in France, is assigned to command the Department of the East with headquarters in New York. Secretary Baker announced the succession to Major General Thomas H. Barry, who retires.
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Washington
Robert L. Bullard
France
Department of the Eas
New
Yor
Baker
Todate
Thomas H. Barry
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