Russia's Murman Coast Joins Allies Against Germany
The Murman coast near the White Sea aligns with the Allies as British French and American troops aid the Council of Workmen and Soldiers' Delegates in defending Kola and Murmansk railways. Czecho-Slovaks defeat Bolsheviks near Vladivostok as Japanese marines protect vast stores awaiting shipment.
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Russia
Murman
White Sea
Arctic
Council of Workmen’s
Kola
Murman Coast
Murmansk
Archangel
Petrograd
United States
Germany
Murman Railway
Kei
Siberia
Vladivostok
Russia’s Unpredictable Turn Against Bolshevism Stance
The era’s rapid shifts in Russia are noted as unpredictable, with strong judgment against Bolshevik factions and their followers. The piece asserts future events will not favor Germany or Bolshevik supporters and condemns the actions causing the name Bolshevik to gain lasting shame.
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Russia
Germany
Italy Earnest after Piave Victory and Albanian Gains
The Piave victory is described as a crushing setback for the Central Powers with Austrian losses around 250000 and over 50000 killed. Italy is urged to push on as Albanian advances threaten Austrian positions, while the western front remains decisive in the war effort.
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Piave
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Italy
France
Paris
Albania
Berat
Monastir
Aqel
Wasteful Government Publicity Bureaus Targeted by Portland Press
The Portland Press denounces Federal Publicity Bureau waste and excessive circulation of government material. It calls for consolidating bureaux and ending needless franking to reduce postal costs and save taxpayers money. A single coordinating publicity office could ensure essential materials are read.
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Portland
Federal Publicity Bureau
Postal Department
Government
Post Office Department
Isauie
Recommendation to consider national expense impact on treasury
The text urges that the matter be given consideration not for this newspaper but for the country and especially the treasury, noting that the expense would be divided by exactly 57. It emphasizes the broader fiscal effect beyond the publication.
Cleveland Plans Living Monuments Honor War Heroes
The city will plant Victory Oaks along Liberty Row in Shaker Lakes Park with bronze tablets naming soldiers who died serving the nation. Trees begin planting next fall with ceremonies led by city officials and families, a tribute to Clevelanders who gave their lives.
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Cleveland
Marlboro
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Parks Waite
Hyatt
The Kaiser as an Autocrat Is Doomed
A fervent editorial denounces the German Emperor as an autocrat doomed to downfall. It condemns his wartime brutality, alliances with Austria Hungary and Turkey, and his fixation on power, predicting the dawn of a new era free from autocratic rule.
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Gott
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Germany
Kaiser
Work for the Allies to Do in Russia Amidst Rising Tensions
The piece urges the United States and Allies to intervene in Russia to aid the anti Bolshevik and anti German cause. It notes Czech Slovaks in Siberia growing to over 100000 and winning against Bolsheviks but needing more force. It warns German influence and calls for timely action to unite Russians against exploitation.
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Russia
Germany
Moscow
County von Murbach
Poland
Finland
America
América
Europe
Siberia
United States
Question of Fuel Prohibits Coal Use Until December
The Fuel Commission bans coal heating until December 1 and urges wood. Wood prices are already high, making adequate supply impossible for ordinary salaries. If enforced, doctors may profit in October and November while undertakers face fines, and the public may suffer or die.
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The
Fuel Commission
War Garden Blues of a Downhearted Gardener
A poem recalls wartime shortages and hoping to grow food with a war garden. The narrator purchases pedigreed poultry and plants seeds, tending forty chickens and fearing loss to frost and theft. He laments stolen birds and ruined crops while wishing for peace and national effort.
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France
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