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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

6

Russian heroine reaches Pacific port en route to France

Leonina Botchkareva, founder of the Battalion of Death, arrives at a Pacific port on her way to France to offer service to the Allies. She was smuggled from Moscow to Vladivostok after Kerensky’s downfall and hid aboard a British warship.

Leonina Botchkareva Death Pacific France Kerensky Botchkareva Moscow Vladivostok

At the Depot

Mrs. Torkins complains a government information clerk would not answer questions about how long government control of railroads will last, whether trains will run faster, and fare changes. The man offered no answers, suggesting possible censorship.

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West Brookfield Farmer Reels in Guernsey Herd Tricks

A Mass. farmer showcases his trained Guernsey cattle in West Brookfield, performing barrel rolling and other feats for entertainment and profit. The versatile herd reportedly participates in placeband style acts and various trained tasks to attract crowds and gauge local interest.

West Brookfield Mass Guernsey

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