Happenings of General Interest
Unemployed in Belgium threaten unrest. Emile Van Dervelde warns of a Bolshevik movement without immediate aid. Plans for an apple juice factory by the Repp Brothers aim to use surplus fruit as a temperance drink. Allied powers discuss aiding Siberia, the Cauca sus, and Crimea with small contingents to Orenburg. General Gary urges rapid road and rail rebuilding. Pillsbury Mills shut due to excess flour. Wilson tours war-torn towns as demobilization plans surface.
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