Russian Socialist Warns America On Bolshevik Threat
A Second Duma member who escaped Russian prison describes the present situation in Russia. He claims the bolshevist regime destroys industry, isolates workers, and splits labor groups while Kolchak and Lenine vie for influence. He cites labor confederations weakened and syndicalists bureacratic, urging global socialist bodies to weigh the regime’s impact.
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Second Duma
Washinton
Securid Clima
Alexinsky
Len
Lkussia
Syston
Boca
Clebahentantes
Nelusiy Kolchak
Lenine
Moxinsky
Dely Pulley
Admiral Kolehint
Kolchak
Etiw
Bolshevist
Petrograd
Ths
Nue Aa
Orden
Ttalghevisn
General Labor Confederation
UK Ri
Tle
Prohibition Enforcement Faces Senate Approval
Congress moves to strict liquor controls after January 26 1920 all persons allowed under law to possess liquor must report quality and kind to revenue commissioners. After February 2 1920 possession of any liquor not authorized is evidence of sale or violation. Private dwelling use by owner family guests allowed if liquor is for personal consumption and burden of proof rests with the possessor.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
Popers
Rail Shop Decision Soon in Australia
Washington Australia reports that a decision on wage increase demands by the rail shop crafts will be reached Tuesday by the Director General Mines. It is believed a strike will be averted, the shop men’s vote to strike if wages were increased wrongfully later will favor such a strike. The shop saviors are getting wages equal to those paid men employed in other railroad line work.
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Washington
Aus
Director General Mines
Three Youths Die in Auto Train Crash at St Anne
Three young men from farms near Renerville were killed when their auto mobile was struck by the Dixie flyer on the Chicago and Northwestern line at St Anne Wisconsin at 11 p.m. The victims were Russell Souare 19 Ezra Fortin 19 and Silvanus Forton 21. They stopped to wait a freight and failed to notice the approaching passenger train.
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Kankakee
Chicago and Stern Tilmerg
St. Anne
Russell Souare
Ezra Fortin
Silvanus Forton
Renerville
Wid
Prohibition Rules and Editorial Snippets From a 19th Century Paper
The text outlines liquor law basics, bans on manufacturing and advertising, and exemptions for medicinal uses and non beverage products. It also includes a satirical editorial on newspaper life noting readers’ complaints about ads, church, weddings, street activity, and editorial choices.
Airman Guides Landmarks And Terrain Signs
A fragment describes airman guides using feternal landmarks rivers lakes forests and road signs to mark terrain status. It notes government adoption of signs for practical or dastas of standing firltly aya Sani with terrain labeled agua or Tank.
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Unk
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