Discipline in Russian Navy Demoralized Under Bolshevik Rule
Helsingfors dispatch reports collapsed discipline aboard Russian warships before the Petrograd upheaval. Sailors formed ship committees to override captains, absences of loyalty among junior officers, and widespread degradation of ship conditions. The article notes muttered plots and authorities delaying executions, with references to Bolshevik actions after Kerensky’s fall.
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Associated Press
London
Kerensky
Petrograd
Helsingfors
The
Observer
Melsingfora
Almont
Perograd
Holkheviks
Korensky
Hich Rank
Good Roads Day Observed In NASIN Wyoming
The Chamber of Commerce planned Good Roads Day with farmers pledging to help. During discussions it was emphasized farmers along each road would contribute as committed participants to make the day successful.
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Buathem Hove
Chamber of Commerce
G. J. Schenk
Dar
Nasin
Wyo
Luck Follows Nebraskan Who Tries Wyoming
Basin Wyoming April 10 Prank Wales from Ainsworth Nebraska arrives with emigrant car reports his bird dog whelps a litter of pups his mare foals a fine colt and three big calves all doing well. Wales and Frank H. Pearce visited Hasin in March and Pearce bought the Albert Petersen ranch near Burlington. Wales plans to locate in 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 announces a large general store will be established on 138 West Second street after a lease transfer by the Manhattan cafe owners. The new proprietors take possession May 1 and expect to order fixtures and supplies soon. The store will target groceries and perishables for residents on Casper’s west side.
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Casper, Wyo
Manhattan Cafe
Casper OW Exchange
West Second Street
Casper
J. Cacharelis
Butte
Two ISTROD Ships Collide Off Atlantic Ports
Washington April 30 Two American ships collided at sea causing damage to two ports and the navy department reported today both vessels returned safely from an Atlantic port and no lives were reported.
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Washington
New York Wood Carver Gifts Savings for Liberty Bonds
Joseph Lewis, a New York union wood carver, turned his $600 bank savings into Liberty bonds to back American troops. His sons Harrison and Benjamin joined the army near Europe, while Arthur Lincol Lewk tried to enlist. The family displays a service flag as they support liberty and democracy.
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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 Front From Front Lines
United Press reports from Amsterdam that Kaiser Wilhelm viewed Kemmel battle frontline progress via advance position notes by Karl Rosmer in the Lokal Auzeiger. London air raid reports note multiple school buildings hit as shelters are prepared with posts guiding pedestrians to safety.
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United Press
Amsterdam
Kalser
Kemmel
Karl Rosmer
Auzeiger
Hy Valied Press
London
Wilhelm Sends Chummy Letter to Czar Nicholas
Petrograd April 10. A 1914 letter from Emperor Wilhelm II to Nicholas II titled My Dear Nicky and signed Willy appears in Bolshevik disclosures. The missive urges defense against anarchists in Britain, praises guard maneuvers, and invites a meeting at Swinemunde while lamenting Britain’s interference with continental affairs.
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Wilhelm
Czar
Nicholas
Associated Press
Petrograd
Germany
Russia
Nicky
Willy
William
Great Britain
Berlin
Bagdad
Manyka
Tutischeff
Vladimir
Counry
Timng
Guard
Phitiah
Asia
Central Asia
Pritiat
Pillau
Travemund
Baltic Sea
Geringshof
Swinemunde
Pranz- Joseph
Maugenstein
Wlilchek
Discuqed
Viborgians
Alice
Soldiers Save Money Is Claim
Newport April 20 Uncle Sams soldiers and sailors are thrifty, says A O Andrews secretary of the army at the Newport Y M C A. Five months saw $153104.99 in expense money orders sold to 6978 enlisted men, or about $31681 a month and $1022 per day, representing over half of earnings of those men. Thousands more were paid out at camp offices, with $24000 the peak in a single month. Men also bought bonds and paid promptly for government during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Uncle Sams
O. Andrews
Army
Navy
Andrews
Ghaman Para Wise Auction At Amsterdam Opens Sale
Amsterdam April trade fair documents mention a sale of varied products from March 2 to 40. The chief articles include varieties and substitutes. the event drew attention to numerous items though details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Germany
After the War a Large Display of Postwar Material Plans
The source notes a forthcoming display of article samples that manufacturers will deliver only after the war when the required raw materials become available. It highlights the delay and dependency on material supplies for postwar production.
Tin Hats Saving Many Yankee Lives On Lorraine Front
The tin hat shielded dough boys during a shelling near an American line. A shell fragment scorched a hat, stunning a man who fired his revolver and crawled to a dugout. He recovered quickly and returned to duty within minutes.
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Lorraine
Fred
Cut This Out If Worth Money Dont Miss This
Public notice advertises mail order trial packages from Foley & Co at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago. It lists Foley Hovey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pains back and kidney issues, Paley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and related ailments, plus a general cleansing cathartic. Readers are instructed to mail in name and address to receive the trial set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield, Ave
Chicago
Foley
Australia Seeks US Aid to Ship Wheat Surplus
Australia reports a 150 million bushel wheat surplus and seeks US shipping to move it to the Pacific coast for transfer to Europe. The plan aims to exchange Australian wheat for American wheat bound for the Entente nations, with debates on production cuts and Japanese involvement.
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Australia
United States
Canada
America
Europe
England
Pacific Coast
Porte
Awstralia
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Soveral
Télied
Kaiser
Kemme
HUN Hombres
MIP
WiIlam
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Thin Peet
Duma
Sevolak
Greeley
Trek Ravehgee
Cheyenne Fish
West
P. Tallman
Prop
Undred Pree
Messanger, Company
Sydney
Med
New South Wales
James Patten
Mr. Patten
Walker
Fletcher
Mickey
Ine
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