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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1917

Page

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Bolsheviki Victory Report From Petrograd Rages

Petrograd dispatches describe Bolshevik gains in southern Russia with Don Cossack forces under Kale ndines claimed defeated. Reports note confusion over Kale ndines staff locations and suspensions of military operations as Bolsheviks push to dominate the constituent assembly amid war weariness and hints of monarchy restoration.

Trosy Leusnd Petrograd Bec Trostov Nakhitcheyan Don Cossack Bolshevitel Kalendines Don Cossacks Bes Bean Kildin Botolsky Andheir Lave Lavit Peapanhes London Presa Depphtahes Etfnion Russia Menia Kaledings Kerniloit Rissii Lee Post Thnery Enssione Sro Dondlane Bither Von Kerensky

Bolsheviki Arrest U.S. Railway Man

St Louis man Charles H Smith, linked to the American railway commission, is reported arrested in Petrograd. The dispatch says he was in Siberia with a Russian railways mission and that the Bolsheviks may release him, claims of a mistaken arrest noted at Smolny Institute.

Associated Presg Charles S. Smith St Louis John J °. Stevens American Railway Commission of Tuasia Mr. Smith Tohita Siberia AL Onstrougotl Aambresador Prancas Vardia Viadiyos Smolney Institute St. Louis St .Louis Missouri Pacific Railway Thugsia Averi¢vo

Bolsheviks Win Big in Petrograd Army Votes

Bolshevik forces claimed an overwhelming majority in the fifth and twelfth army elections and in the Finland government, with the revolutionary socialist option as the next strongest. Trotsky, speaking in Petrograd, said Russia cannot reform its social structure in a month but has reduced peasant burdens and is building machinery to control production expansion. Germany and Austria grant Russia nonmilitary concessions and long term trade terms in a tentative peace arrangement.

T Associated Press Hamton Dee Petrograd Bolsheviki Finland Bolsheviki Leon Troteky Holsheiki Pertograd Petrograd Stockholm Sia Balkans Germany Russia Austria

Crazed man shot by officer at Chicago hotel

An alleged tattooist from Omaha, described as temporarily demented, terrorized patrons at a Clark Street hotel before police arrived. Five shots were fired. three from the suspect and two from the officer. The officer wounded the assailant with two shots, killing him.

Chicago Lis Omaha Alred Hotel Eilis Ellis Polieeman

Large IWW arraignment draws packed federal court

About 103 alleged Industrial Workers of the World members faced Judge Landis in Chicago on December 16 charged with conspiring against the federal government. Extra guards patrolled the U S district court as the defendants, including Miss Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, appeared. Indictments against sixty others remain.

Chicago Worl Landis United States District Court Toe Industrial Workers of the World Hom Woma Misabeth Gurley Flynn New York Tiberty Lavery Pind Revelyer Ren A. Stern Jandis

Proclamation for Red Cross Membership Campaign in Iowa

Governor Harding proclaims December 8 to 26 as Red Cross Membership Week urging every household to join. He cites support for soldiers, pledge of goodwill, and aid to wounded in France and home front needs, aiming Iowa as a banner Red Cross state.

Flonorabbin Woodrow Wilson United States American Red Cross Commonwealth of Town Ib Meas Sring Red Grosa Europe Red Cross Elglum France Alck Trance Iowa Iowa Red Cross W. L. Harding

Not Guilty Phrase Marks Uniform Response

A fragment notes that the phrase Not guilty was the uniform response. The readable text points to a formal reaction in a case, with no further context or details available.

Iowa War Loyalty Meeting Prominent Speakers Attend

A large loyalty meeting in Iowa today featured Gov W L Harding and other leaders urging united support for the war. Speakers included Alexander Calros of Washington food administration, John P Schaeffer of the Grocery Association, and former Rep Charles H Pickett urging cooperation and national effort. calls to observe wheatless days and even drastic measures for disloyalty. The Associated Press reports the Allied Council in London also addressed war purchases and finances with Oscar T Crossley elected president.

Moines Iowa Atata Wusservation Goveroor W. L. Harding Alexander Calros The Food Administration Washington D. C Deems Mra Laws Wowens Council of Defense John IP. Schaeffer National Read Srocer’s Association Dirding Charles H. Pickett Waterloo Jowa Picket Wight Warding States Connell Associated Press London Oscar T. Crossley Sepurmey United States Treasury

Basis of Agreement Formulated Says Report From German Quarters

The Associated Press reports heavy fighting on the Brenta river front in northern Italy as Austro German forces renew assaults. Monte Nereus and Monte Spinuccia are contested while shells strike toward Treviso. Italian Chief General Diaz notes limited gains for the enemy at enormous losses, with Italian defenses strengthened along the Piave lines.

Cansociated Vanulos Oly Ghins Viave Perthern Mancéina Piave Treviso Cen. Taz Monte Spinuccia Monte Fontanel Thia Monte Grippha Iirrier Bownant-Poxanyvein Verdung War Office Petrogmad Troopa Traterniva Rossi France Belgium Altograd Altograd Newspapers On‘notitice Germany Bolgloviki Kiev Ho Wkreninna Thebraman

Germans Obtain Fats From Russian Stores

Information from Velrowrad reports Germans have begun to secure fats and essential supplies from Russian sources near the Minsk front. Credit institutions note resumed trade with German points northwestern. New shops open as exchanges of metals and dihydrogen for vegetables and fats, especially soup, continue at a price of about 14.26 marbles per pound.

Wriday Velrowrad Geman el

Midwest Braces Extreme Cold As Heat Fades Across States

A severe cold wave grips the Midwest and upper Midwest regions. Towns within eight miles of Chicago record temperatures as low as 27 below zero. Descriptions mention wind, haze, and subzero readings in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, the Dakotas, Wisconsin, and surrounding states with temperatures remaining well below zero in eastern and southern districts.

Alsenca Chicago Weamskirts Fadera Taj Bulldinak Haze Fox Milnois Town Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraskea Towa Dubuquend Charles City Tea Moines Cincinnati

Weather Town Falls Into Quiet Autumn Night

Patchy skies and cooler air settle over Weather Town this evening as temperatures ease. Light winds shift north while overnight lows dip, bringing a calm, chilly close to the day.

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