Bolshevik Rule Report From Petrograd To Ukraine City Of The Dead
Fragmentary wartime dispatch describes Bolshevik actions across Petrograd and Ukraine. It mentions a woman of 18 escaping from Petrograd, a famine era storehouse run by Mme Lubinoff, and officials including Michael Shraznechenko, Victor Borsenko, and a mayor, amid claims of killings and harsh orders under red rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukraine
Mme. Lubinoff
Michael Shraznechenko
Tchernikoff
Victor Borsenko
Novgorod
3700 Chinese Work Roads Pekin
The American Red Cross famine relief reports that by December end 3706 Chinese were employed in railroad construction under division engineers and Pekin guard sergeants with guard privates as assistants. The line runs from Techow to Lintsing on the Chi Shantung border. A census shows girls aged nine to fourteen in two villages were sold before relief arrived. Food shipment from Merritt was moved from Chingwangtao to Tehchow with little delay.
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Pekin
American Red Cross “Famine Teller Organization
Techow
Lintsing
Chihil-Shantung
Gin and District
United States
Merritt
Chingwangtao
Tehchow
Ruler of Armenia Seeks Aid After Gambling Losses
Ten years after becoming king of his Armenian tribe, Amar Amayam faces prison in Hennepin County for writing a worthless 50 dollar check to fund gambling losses. He appeals to County Attorney Floyd Olson for probation to rally his clansmen and regain his heritage, recounting Turkey's 1910s looting of his lands and his wartime relief contributions.
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Minneapolis
Amar Amayam
Armenia
Hennepin County
Floyd
Olson
Alayam
Abu” Alayam
Abu
Alnyam
Year's Round of Red Tape All for Six Mills
An automobile with license 11 B 488 traveled through Schwabach last November without paying a toll of 40 pfennigs. The inquiry chain reached the Bavarian foreign minister and Munich police before deciding the car belonged to the state of Bavaria, exempting Schwabach from the toll. The Schwabach town government was informed on January 20.
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Nuremberg
Schwabach
Ministry of the Interior
Munich
Schwabach Board
Mdermen
Agricultural Council of the Palatinate
Boyario
Tens of thousands OF U S school children in unsafe buildings
A Chamber of Commerce survey reports 453,000 pupils in the United States are either on half time or housed in unsafe, makeshift or crowded spaces. Data from 429 cities show many attend classes in portable, attic, basement, or corridor spaces with insufficient playgrounds and fire safety.
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United States
Chamber of Commerce Committee
New York
National Committee For Chamber of Commerce Co
American City Bureau
George D. Strayer
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Strayer
Snys Mr. Strayer
United
Pre
Antarctic Explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton Plans Polar Expedition
Sir Ernest Shackleton intends a new two year polar voyage leaving in May or June with about a dozen men from prior crews. The Norwegian whaling boat Foça I is purchased, likely to go first to Hudson Bay with 156 dogs aboard, then to Axel Helbergs land and finally toward Perry Island to explore eastern islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Christiania
Ernest Shacleton
Norwerglay
Foca
Ernest Intenda
Perry Island
Not Crime to Kill Dying Woman in Brussels Park Case
Jerome Hermans, 32, shot Coline Vandyck, 18, who had attempted suicide in Bois de Cambre. He claimed mercy killing to end her suffering and killed her then shot himself. acquitted of murder by the Braban Court of Assizes after brief imprisonment.
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Brussels
Belgium
Brabant
Coline Vandyck
Bois de Cambre
Bruisels
Ocollng
Hermans
Hormnang
Medleni
Cupid Wins Over Father in Law in Denver Romance
Oscar Shenderoff, a dental student, married Myrtle Stewart eighteen, daughter of Denver printer William Stewart. A heated family dispute over their union led to a night apart and a Washington reunion before the couple returned together to Denver amid strained relations with the bride’s father.
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Phildelphia
Oscar Shenderoff
Shenderof
Myrtle Stewart
William Stewart
Denver
Golo
Shenderon
Washington
Bourdirig
Dog Saves Man By Barking At Gas-Soaked Car
In Muskegon Michigan a barking dog alerted bystanders to a gas odor from a car. Fire and police found a man unconscious inside the vehicle. He was revived at the scene.
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Muskegon
Sayerson-Caoper
Quaper
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ME Lubinoff
Bry
Atoeseas
Russia
Havond
N. Petrograd
Eaulyalent
Kondravatsky
Petrograd
Ella Tarrants
Bowling Green
Miss Tarrant
Mies Tarrant
Amar Alayam
Hig
Samble
U. S
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Atlantic
R. C. Holcomb
Navy Medical Corps
Great Plains
Great Lakes
Princess Christens
New Sub
Tanies
Amercan
Cupid
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