Discipline in the Russian Navy Demoralized by Bolshevik Rule
Helsingfors correspondent reports that discipline aboard Russian warships collapsed before Petrograd’s overthrow. Ship committees defied captains, barred officers from leaving ships, and ordered obedience. Officers faced distrust as sailors asserted new power, with muttered plots and vandalism aboard, while Bolshevik orders halted killings and enforced restraint.
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Associated Press
London
Kerensky
Petrograd
Helsingfors
The
Observer
Melsingfora
Almont
Perograd
Holkheviks
Korensky
Hich Rank
Good Roads Day Planned by NASIN Chamber of Commerce
NASIN Wyo April observers outline plans for Good Roads Day. The chamber of commerce discusses farmer participation to ensure a successful observance with each farmer contributing to road work and mobilizing county effort.
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Buathem Hove
Chamber of Commerce
G. J. Schenk
Dar
Nasin
Wyo
Luck Follows Nebraskan Who Tries Wyoming
Basins, Wyo. April 10 reports Prank Wales arriving from Ainsworth, Nebraska with an emigrant car. His bird dog whelped, a mare produced a fine colt and three strong calves, all thriving. Wales and Frank H. Pearce toured Hasin in early March, Pearce bought the Albert Petersen ranch near Burlington, and Wales plans to settle in the Grey Bull valley.
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Basin
Wyo
Wales
Ainsworth
Neb
Wyoming
Frank H. Pearce
Hasin
Large General Store to Open in Casper
Casper, Wyoming residents learn of a new large general store planned for 138 West Second Street after a lease transfer by the Manhattan cafe owners. The new proprietors, led by J Cacharelis, will take possession May 1 and prepare fixtures and supplies for immediate operation.
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Casper, Wyo
Manhattan Cafe
Casper OW Exchange
West Second Street
Casper
J. Cacharelis
Butte
Two ISTROD SHIPS COLLIDE NO LIVES REPORTED
Two American ships collided at sea causing damage but no lives were lost. Both vessels returned safely from Atlantic port and the Navy Department reported no fatalities.
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Washington
New York wood carver cashes savings for Liberty bonds
Joseph Lewis of New York, a union wood carver with two sons in service, cashed his $600 bank savings to buy Liberty bonds for the war effort. He and his wife aim to teach all ten children thrift and patriotism as the nation mobilizes. His sons Harrison and Benjamin are in the field near France, while another son plans to enlist when fit. The family displays a service flag and pledges further support as U.S. forces push the offensive.
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New York
Joseph
Lewis
Union Wood
War Service
Gotham
Bach
Harria Morton Lewis
Benjamin Franklin Lewis
America
Germany
Harrison
General Pershing
Fritz
Benjamin G
France
Ward
Lewig
Sam
Mater Lewis
Arthur Lincol Lewk
Kaiser Watches Battle of Kemmel From Front Live
United Press reports from Amsterdam that Kaiser Wilhelm observes Kemmel front in early Thursday morning advance. Lokal-Auzeiger quotes Karl Rosmer, favored war correspondent, while in London air raid alerts hit school houses and shelters expand as posts direct pedestrians to safety.
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United Press
Amsterdam
Kalser
Kemmel
Karl Rosmer
Auzeiger
Hy Valied Press
London
Wilhelm Slowly Expresses Sympathy and Candid View on Anarchists
A published 1914 letter from Emperor Wilhelm II to Tsar Nicholas II, signed Willy, urges crackdown on anarchists in Britain and praises guard maneuvers. He discusses British fleet visits, the Berlin to Baghdad railway, and suggests a summer meeting aboard a fleet between Deutschland and Swinemünde.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Wilhelm
Germany
Nicholas
Russia
Nicky
Willy
William
Great Britain
Berlin
Bagdad
Phitiah
Asia
Central Asia
Pritiat
Pillau
Travemund
Baltic Sea
Geringshof
Swinemunde
Pranz- Joseph
Maugenstein
Wlilchek
Discuqed
Viborgians
Alice
Soldiers Save Money Says Army Secretary
Newport April 20 Uncle Sam s soldiers and sailors are thrifty says O A Andrews secretary of the army and head of the Young Men s Christian association in Newport He notes 15310499 worth of expense money orders were sold to 6978 enlisted men in five months averaging 31681 per month 1022 per day accounting for more than 55 percent of earnings Also thousands used the post office for transfers with 24000 the top month Men bought war bonds and paid promptly for government in summer and left home money saved
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Newport
Uncle Sams
O. Andrews
Army
Navy
Andrews
Ghaman Para Wise Ahow Goods Sold At Amsterdam Sale
Amsterdam, April 40. Germany’s Leipele trade fair held from March 2 to. The chief articles of sale were 'oriety' or products of various kinds. Several thousand varieties of cubetitutes were offered. There were
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Amsterdam
Germany
After-War Production Hints From Manufacturers
A broad display shows manufacturers ready to ship large article samples only after the war when raw materials become available. The note emphasizes that deliveries hinge on postwar material resupply and market recovery.
Tin Hats Saving Many Yankee Lives On Lorraine Front
An American doughboy survived a shell hit when shrapnel glanced off his tin hat during a barrage near the Lorraine front. He crawled to a dugout, regained consciousness, and returned to his post within minutes, illustrating the helmet’s lifesaving effect during combat.
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Lorraine
Fred
Remarkable Mail Order Pitch From Foley Co
A fragmented advertisement urges readers to mail in a form to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of various tonics and remedies including Hovey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pain and back issues, and a cathartic tablet for digestion. It promises home delivery by messenger and lists a phone number.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield, Ave
Chicago
Foley
Australia Faces Wheat Surplus and Shipping Talks
Sydney reports Australia holds 150 million bushels of surplus wheat awaiting shipment to the United States and Canada with an agreement that American wheat will move to Europe. The plan hinges on US shipping capacity and possible use of Japanese vessels, discussed at a conference as Australia considers reducing New South Wales production and boosting world supply.
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Australia
United States
Canada
America
Europe
England
Pacific Coast
Porte
Awstralia
Med
New South Wales
James Patten
Chicago
Mr. Patten
Walker
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Kemme
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MIP
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Tutischeff
Vladimir
Counry
Timng
Guard
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Thin Peet
Duma
Sevolak
Greeley
Trek Ravehgee
Cheyenne Fish
West
P. Tallman
Prop
Undred Pree
Messanger, Company
Sydney
Fletcher
Mickey
Ine
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