Foreign Flashes From Vienna and Europe Update
The report covers Allied and Soviet movements across Europe including Hungarian Soviet troops pushed back by Romanian forces along the Theiss, US occupation forces ordered home and training for Brest, food price controls in London markets, Bolshevik activity in Bulgaria, plans for an Arctic expedition, British talk of Russia troops leaving by winter, Austria peacemaking limits after August 7, and other postwar shifts including Pershing's view on German prisoners and Franco American communications.
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One Hundred Vessels Sold on Great Lakes War Sale
The U S Shipping Board sold one hundred steamships on the Great Lakes to the Anderson Overseas Shipping Corp of New York for 489000000. This is likely the largest ship sale on record. The vessels will eventually pass into French Tadias ownership.
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Tennessee Extends Welcome to Ashville and Alaska Prospect
Tennessee Gov Roberts announced a homecoming welcome to Asheville and other returning residents from Alaska after a summer prospecting trip. Matt De Courcey and Phil Bud Riley toured near the Upper Iditarod region and took several hundred pounds of ore for assay tests in Boston Portland and Vancouver. De Courcey plans to return next summer with prospects of further work and residence in the area.
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Alaska government rail road inspection during July visit
A congressional subcommittee from House appropriations and territories will tour Alaska by rail and road from Seward to Fairbanks and Cordova, inspecting the route and facilities. The delegation includes Representatives Johnson, Brooks, Strong, Watson, and Davey traveling under Interior Department auspices.
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Race riots ravage Chicago amid white and black clashes
Reports from Chicago describe daytime and overnight violence in a new district with many wounded and several deaths. Police and state troops were deployed as rioters attacked workers and streets. A police officer and a white car conductor were killed, while a woman and child were among the casualties. A 39 year old man confessed to strangling a neighbor’s child, leading to further police action. Strikes involving 15000 street car workers added to the turmoil as the city mobilized thousands of soldiers to quell the violence.
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Boats Across the River Reach Holy Cross
The steamship Viet at St Michael and the steamer Washburn under Captain Lemley left Holy Cross early yesterday for Dikeman. Passengers include John Mutehler John Besloff a returning soldier Davis Runyan of Waechier Bros Meat Co and three steamboat inspectors.
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Cordova Welcomes Noted Journalist G Hinton Henry
G Hinton Henry, famed as the dean of Alaska's rip-saw journalism, has recently arrived in Cordova signaling a notable media presence in the town.
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