American Troops in Russia Still on the Retreat
Archangel area reports Allied forces evacuating Shecovarek and shifting ten rifles northward while Bolshevik shelling continues along Tulgas front. Retreated from Shorovar sk to new positions near Igohurst on the Vaga river with protected lines. Also, a Jan 15 revolt in Taskend against Bolsheviks led by a military commissary and local white guards was suppressed after heavy fighting.
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Igohurst
Associated Press
Washington
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N Omek
Aeya
Taskend
Daily Market Report from Eastern Livestock Hogs and Cattle Summary
Hogs receipts 26,000 in Chicago market steady to strong on better grades, pigs 600 to 1 higher. typical bid ranges include 17.55 to 17.75 for butcher and 16.50 to 17.50 for night sales. cattle receipts 6,000 with steers and heifers steady, veal calves strong to 26c higher, beef cattle 15.55 to 20.00 for good to prime. sheep receipts 7,000 with lambs and yearlings up to 16c. Kansas City hogs 18,000 receipts with markets 1 to 2 dollars higher for heavy, 16.75 to 17.50 for lights. cattle 12,000 receipts with price ranges showing declines for some categories.
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Prohibition Bill News Moves in Wyoming House
In the Wyoming House the Hardin Prohibition bill dominates debate as committee of the whole awaits further consideration. A Sackett led anti saloon push from Sheridan county adds momentum while other measures including vocational education and state finances are laid over for later action.
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G. H
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Kelley
Lee
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Sue
Orlatt
Young
Sue Tetter
Georgetown star Mallum dies in France influenza
John Mahlum formerly of Georgetown University football team has died in France from influenza. A son of a wealthy lumberman, Mahlum gained prominence in Minnesota interscholastic circles before college. He enlisted in 1917, trained at Camp Kearny, and served as a sergeant in France.
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Georgetown University
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Georgetown
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Camp Kearney
Cal
Kansas City Club to Train at Home Reports
Kansas City Kansas City American association club plans spring training at home this season after using Parsons, Kansas last year. President George Muehleback arranged exhibition games with the Chicago Nationals in town April 19 and 20 and tentatively with the Chicago Americans for April 12 and 13.
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Epidemic Riots Claim 1000 Lives in Oaxaca
Mexico City report from El Pueblo, the semi official government organ, states that the ri sh epidemic in Oaxaca has cost about one thousand lives in the state. The note underscores a severe health and social crisis amid unrest.
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el Pueblo
Oaxaca
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