American Troops Withdraw From Shorovarsk Front
Archangel area reports show American and allied forces retreating ten rifles northward after evacuation of She covarek. Bolshevik shelling continues along Tulgas and the front as Allied positions shift to new lines near the Vaga river about ten miles north of Igohurst. A separate dispatch notes a Bolshevik revolt in Taskend on January 15, suppressed after heavy fighting by local guards and military commissary.
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Archangel
Shecovarek
Tulgas
Shorovarsk
Uskevenga
Tone
Unks Vaga
Igohurst
Associated Press
Washington
Dd. C
N Omek
Aeya
Taskend
Daily Market Report from Eastern Livestock Hogs Cattle and Sheep
U S Bureau of Markets reports hogs receipts 26 000 market steady to strong on better grades, pigs up 600 to 1. bulk sales 17.55 to 17.75, nigh 16.50 17.50, packing 14.50 17.50. Cattle receipts 6 000 steady for steers and stockers. veal calves strong to 26e higher. beef cattle 15.55 20.00 top, cows and heifers 4.75 11.00, stockers 10.50 14.25. veal calves 14.60 14.75. Sheep receipts 7 000 strong to 16c higher. lambs 16.65 16.90, yearlings 250 higher. ewes 10.75 11.00. Kansas City reports hogs 18 000 market 17.25 17.50. lights 16.75 19. Digan 12.00 14.25. Cattle 12 000 market lower. steer 13.00 19.00, cows 6.25 14.00, calves 7.00.
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Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Kansas City
Jao
Butchrh
Digan
Greers
Weantorn
Prohibition Bills Stir in House Committees
In the House the Hardin Prohibition bill faced committee of the whole. Sackett of Sheridan introduced another prohibition measure. Several bills were laid over for one day including H B 15 on Americanization H B 17 compulsory education and H B 20 state fair debt. Senate actions covered primary elections and various fiscal measures.
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Sackett
Sheridan County
Sheridan
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition Committee
Colburn
Laramie County
Hardin
Kirk
Ways and Means
Fremont
Franzen
G. H
House
Senate
Skovgard
H. B
Kelley
Lee
Thy Oviatt
Sue
Orlatt
Young
Sue Tetter
Mamius
Perry Williams
Hills
Gardner
Allison
State Board of Charities
Chassell
Ny Young
J. R
Oviatt
Judiciary
Public Lands
Roosevelt
Ovicatt
Federal Reserve Bank
Thomas Hunter
Ewart
Park County
Uinta County
State Board of Health
Howe
Former Georgetown Star John Mahlum Dies in France
John Mahlum, former Georgetown University football star and son of a wealthy lumberman, has died in France of influenza. He enlisted in 1917, trained at Camp Kearney, California, and served as a sergeant.
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Drainerd
Minon
John Malllum
Georgetown University
France
Mallum
Georgetown
Mahlum
Camp Kearney
Cal
Kansas City Club Plans Home Spring Training
The Kansas City American Association club will likely train at home this season after last year in Parsons Kansas. President George Muehleback has organized exhibition games with the Chicago Nationals set for April 19 and 20 and tentatively scheduled games with the Chicago Americans for April 12 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City American Association
Parsons
Kan
George Muehleback
Chicago Nationals
Chicago Americans
Epidemic in Oaxaca Claims 1000 Lives Says El Pueblo
Mexico City report from El Pueblo states the ri sh epidemic in Oaxaca has killed about 1000 people. The semi official government organ notes the high toll within the state.
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Mexico City
el Pueblo
Oaxaca
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Mutt and
Jeff
Wooly West
Ladi St. Denny
Russia
Daily Market Report
Eastern Livestock
Oviitt
Raul
Umbrella Mender
Automobile Service
Cadillac
Buick Automobiles
L. E. Hunt, Pres
E Plains
John Getty
Sec’y
Central Avenue
Cheyenne
Wyoming
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