Kerensky Comes 10 America Leading Forlorn Hope
Former Russian leader Kerensky travels to an Atlantic port seeking Allied aid to overthrow the Bolsheviks. He remains politically discredited in Russia and likely cannot regain power, as Bolshevik policies and German wartime actions forged a lasting defeatist era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerensky
America
Ven Svarc
Alexander Kerensky
Atlantic
Russia
Siberia
Lenine
Trotsky
Brest-Litovsk
Americans in the British Navy Discover Yankee Sailor
A narrator in London recalls locating a U S sailor aboard a British battleship during a 24 hour port call. The piece notes the sailor’s odd dress including a telescoped Fedora hat and olive-green coat, and describes his distinctive cork bob routine on deck.
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Reciprocal
London
Gwbmarine
Yorkshire
Liverpool
Bage
Opp
Cruahed
Oil swindlers, a fisherman and a Hun foe cross paths
An Eastern Washington man recounts a wartime tale of oil scams in Spokane, a Labrador of a fisherman who chased a grain of fortune, and a German foe tied to a doomed oil scheme. He recalls dockside schemes, a big catfish catch, and his fight against Dutch and Fritz adversaries while serving at sea.
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Wilson
Washington
Paseo
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Palouse
Ron
Canada
Beaumont
Texas
Becavat
Fritz
Columbia River
Canadian Rockies
United States
Patama Canal
Submarine Strategy Tales Suppressed in Censored Exchange
In a scrambled exchange the speaker hints at settling a score with the Dutch but dodges specifics, mentioning recent submarine strategy developments that time or censorship will mute. The remarks remain fragmentary and blocked by acknowledged restraint.
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Cheyenne
von Svaro
Shevike
Germany
Broat-Litovak
Hrent-Litovsk
Joop
Williqna
France
Council of Workmen's
Lieut
Lowie I. Preeman
Hon. V. OR
Inland Empire
Cour d’Arene
E Deepe
Elo Met
Hun
Crown Tar Works
Denver
Denver Gas & Elebting
Arp & Hammond Hdw. Co
F. A. Roedel
Nous
Cook Brothers
W. 18Th St
Castoria
Cheyenne Milling Company
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