Anti Bolshevik Movement Grows Amid Russian Turmoil
Reports from Copenhagen quote Isvestia claiming the anti Bolshevik movement spreads in Russia as Bolshevik soviets fall in several towns. Menshevik councils replace Bolshevik administrations with bloodshed reported in Kazan Novgorod and Riazan. Lenin and Trotsky reportedly consider fleeing to Germany if crisis worsens. French troops land at Vladivostok. German embassy in Moscow urged action.
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Bolsheviki Socret
Nikolai Lenine
Leon Trotzky
Germany
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Isvestia
Kazan
Olschinsky
Novgorod
Riazan
German Embassy Moves From Moscow to Pskov
Berlin reports the German embassy in Moscow will relocate immediately to Pskov due to conditions in Moscow. Pskov lies 162 miles southwest of Petrograd and about 400 miles west of Moscow. Meanwhile Vladivostok notes four French battalions and an Annamite company from China and Indo China arriving under Commander Mullet, greeted by a Czecho-Slovak unit and band.
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Moscow
Pskov
Berlin
Petrograd
Vladivostok
China
Indo- China
Mullet
Trotzky Calls Sailors to Crush Czecho Slovaks on Volga
War Minister Trotzky delivers a mobilizing appeal to sailors urging a Volga flotilla to eject Czecho Slovaks from Samara Simbirsk and other river strongholds as central Russia faces a worsening food crisis and Bolshevik unrest.
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Volga
Samara
Simbirsk
Russia
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Bumper Crops Indicated by Government Forecast
The Agriculture Department reports bumper crops in most foods despite July declines from hot and dry weather. Estimated loss to farmers from reduced production totals about 675 million dollars, with over 450 million in grains and foods and 250 million in cotton. More crops are grown on larger acreages than last year as farmers boost supply for allies and domestic demand.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
News Secretary Baker on Indispensable Rules for Newspapers
Secretary Baker said news gathering is indispensable, but four particular men’s roles depend on the facts in their cases. He cited Cleveland as an example where newspaper men over the draft age could be replaced by younger workers in an emergency.
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Cleveland
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Turning Point Battle Seen As War Turning Point
London reports a battle described as the turning point of the campaign and possibly the war. Observers credit the American army as a chief factor in the outcome, with Westminster Gazette noting the notable American mettle.
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London
Westminster Gasette
Surgeon Maj. Paul T. Dessez Hero of War Zone Surgery
Maj. Paul T. Dessez of Washington regimental surgeon with the American army on the French front aided wounded American and French soldiers in a barn under shell fire. Buried by shell bursts, he dug himself out and immediately resumed operating despite the danger.
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Paul T. Dessez
Washington
Eastern front proposed to menace Germans in Russia
Officials in Washington consider the potential establishment of an eastern front to menace the Germans. The move follows the publication of the northern territory supreme government proclamation, signed mainly by representatives from Novgorod Archangel Vologda Viatka Kazan and Samara provinces. The proclamation pledges allied aid and invites local support for the entering troops.
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Samara
Two Eminent Soldiers At Camp Upton And In America
Maj. Gen. J Franklin Bell commandant at Camp Upton New York meets Col. Charles F Lee head of the British aviation section in America in a wartime alignment. The image captures two senior officers from allied forces discussing aviation strategy and defense efforts.
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Chicago market reports show higher hogs and steady cattle
Chicago Aug 18 hog receipts 94 000 with prices up to 20.15 for top hogs and 19.35–20.10 for butchers. Packing hogs 18.40–19.28, rough 17.2–18.35, bulk 18.60. Cattle receipts 17 000 with markets steady to strong. prime steers 17–18.80, common to medium 10–17, cows and heifers 7–14, stockers 7–13, calves 16–17. Sheep receipts 1 600 with prices up 0.25. Idaho lambs 18.50, Montana wethers 14.50–15.00.
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Chicago
Idaho Lambs
Montana Wethers
Learns French Quickly on a French Interior Journey
An American narrator describes his travel into rural France and his attempt to squeeze into a crowd using a French phrase. He relates meeting French travelers loaded into a train car and a multilingual exchange where politeness and humor ease tension as he bids farewell.
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France
Heat from six hours of sun outstrips vast fuel use
An Italian scientist claims a square mile exposed to six hours of sun yields heat equal to burning over 2,600 tons of fuel. Bensonhurst residents are urged to act now to order sunshine before demand peaks.
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Flatbush
Bensonhurst
Omaha Livestock Market Report Aug 13
Hogs receipts 3 800, market up 10 15 cents. Heavy 18.10 to 18.65, mixed 18.20 18.40, light 18.26 19.25, pigs 15 18, bulk 18.20 18.25. Cattle receipts 8 000, market steady to 2 cents higher. natives 10 18, cows 9 11, westerns 9 16, Texas 9 12, range cows 6.50 10.50, canners 5.50 8, stockers 6.50 9, calves 9 12.45, bulls 5.50 11.80. Sheep receipts 20 000, market steady. lambs 16.25 17.75, yearlings 13.50 14.50, wethers 12.50 13.50, ewes 10.50.
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Omaha
Texas
Livestock Prices at St Paul Market Report
Hogs receipts 2,300, market steady to strong with price range 18.90 to 19.10, bulk 19 to 19.10. Cattle receipts 11,000 with killers steady, steers 6.25 to 17.60, cows and heifers 7 to 12, calves 5.26 to 15.75, stockers and feeders 6 to 13. Sheep receipts 50, market steady, lambs 10 to 16, wethers 7 to 13, ewes 5 to 9.12.
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Paul
St. Paul
Minneapolis Grain Price Report August 13
Minneapolis data show wheat receipts 399 cars, 166 more than last year, with cash No 1 northern old at 82 cents. Corn No 8 yellow 1.72 to 1.77, flax at 4.81. Flour unchanged. Shipments 65,837. Chicago figures list corn No 2 yellow 1.82 to 1.85, No 8 yellow 1.77 to 1.80, oats No 3 white 66 to 68 cents, rye No 2 1.56 to 1.66 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Anna Held Dies After Pneumonia Battle
New York Aug 13 Actress Anna Held died late yesterday after months of illness. She had been sick since April with malaria and her condition was reported critical several times. She rallied repeatedly until pneumonia struck a few weeks ago. Her physicians praised her strong will to live.
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New York
Anna Held
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