War Savings Stamp drive urged by Harrisburg workers
Posts and committees in Harrisburg organize a large War Savings Stamp campaign as 1918 nears end. Frank C Sites urges residents to buy stamps weekly or monthly, stressing continued support beyond Bonds and Thrift Stamps to fund the war effort.
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United States
Bolsheviki Overthrown Reports Spread by Czecho-Slovaks
A June report says Bolsheviki are overthrown in Siberia by porters of Grand Duke Nicholas with Czecho Slovak victories and Red Guard treachery. It claims officers were murdered then surrendered. Other dispatches claim Nicholas murdered en route to Ekaterinburg and Alexis died after a long illness.
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Khabarovsk
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Snow in Germany Brings Crop Damage and Frost Havoc
London reports snow in parts of Germany reaching one to three inches with frost battering fruit trees. The cold spell is described as an economic catastrophe, while Berlin and Hamburg endure four days of continuous rain.
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Exchange Telegraph Company
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German Falsehoods Exposed by Krupp Director
In a Berne dispatch summarized from Dr. Muehlen, director of Krupp, Germany is accused of falsifying reports of Russian atrocities at the war’s start. The East Prussia inquiry found no atrocity evidence and noted praise for Russian troops. Muehlen says German officials boasted in August 1914 of destroying Russia without battle.
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