Kolchak Prisoner Reports Contradicted Amid Russian Turmoil
Widespread reports from Irkutsk claiming Admiral Kolchak has been captured are contradicted by new dispatches. Kolchak, still nominal head of anti Bolshevik forces, is said to be hundreds of miles west of Irkutsk with his forces pressed back toward Lake Baikal. Irkutsk is controlled by the social revolutionaries opposed to his regime. Allies have little confidence in a swift restoration of Kolchak’s grip as the Russian front fractures under Allied and internal pressure.
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Genel Graves
Time Extended to Get Census
The report states time extended to complete the census due to unspecified delays. Officials cite extended deadlines and continued data collection efforts across jurisdictions. The extension affects plans for tallies and upcoming statistical releases.
Sailors Cross Fields of Ice in Rescue and Struggle
A Coast guard or lake fleet mission on the Great Lakes shows sailors navigating ice fields to reach vessels from Milwaukee and Michigan. Two crewmen reportedly walked ashore after a collision or grounding while supplying a freighter with feed cargo amid a dangerous ice jam and strong northeast winds.
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Tallaet Fern Milwaukeer
Michican Cie
Noted Poultry Man Dies From Cold Contract
Hema Halbsch of Watertown dies after contracting a cold at a Chicago poultry show. Report mentions a renowned poultry figure, with scattered OCR errors but identifies Halbach as a notable individual tied to the event.
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Hema Halbsch
Watertown
Chicago
Associated Press
Herman Halbach
Retired Editor Opens Plant at Janesville
Retired editor in Janeville opens a new processing plant, marking a local business milestone. The project involves the Janesville area and reflects ongoing regional economic activity.
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Janesville
influenza under control as cases decline nationwide
Influenza is reported to be receding with fewer new cases and more recoveries. Up to noon, 100 new cases brought active cases to 1,044, while New York, Detroit, and Green Bay news reflect varying regional totals amid the national decline.
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Health Department
New York
Associated Press
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Venek
Yenterday
Detroit
Green Bay
Railway Workers of Hale Receive Titan Return to Duty
Hale railway workers were ordered back to work after a strike that impacted 40 percent of the central line. Officials report 47 divisions remained active while compensation talks proceed and firemen assume engineer duties.
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Titan
Enginail Ht
Treaty Conference Called Off by Lodge
A fragmented report notes a treaty conference was canceled by a lodge amid secrecy and backdrop of political tension. The piece mentions secret sessions and possible defections affecting proceedings and a Washington venue.
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Lodge
Gompers Charged With Not Being Patriotic
Fragmented report claims Gompers faced charges over patriotism during wartime debates. The piece references figures like Mr. Bienten and Attorney General Palmers and discusses election fears and political maneuvering surrounding Rembl and government actions.
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Gompers
Kansas Labor Disputes to Be Settled by Court
Court to resolve labor disputes in Kansas after regional talks faltered. Officials report a formal hearing set to determine blame and settle outstanding conflicts. Local sources name parties involved and note court action as final, with no immediate settlement announced.
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Kansas
Racine Girls Missing Sought in Chicago
Local report notes two Racine girls reported missing and sought by authorities in Chicago. Fragmentary text references names and linked guardians, with unclear details on last sightings or circumstances.
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Racine
Chicago
Survivors From Powhatan Dock at Hoboken
A report recounts eleven injured women and children after the Powhatan disaster at Hoboken. Civilians and soldiers aided survivors as pumps kept the sea from flooding the injured on the disabled vessel.
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Hoboken
A. Worden
Marky
Wien
HaRt
Victia of Sleeping Sickness Welle Again
Fragmented text reports a victim suffering recurring sleeping sickness with references to a field or medical context and unclear events. The readable portions indicate a relapse after a prior episode, with mention of a health crisis affecting an individual and possible medical intervention, though details are obscured.
Unclear fragment on US Russia trade inquiry notes
Inquiries from the United States are sent to the allied state department to assess potential trade with Russia. The fragment mentions efforts and uncertainties about the success of any such policy and references power and issuer entities in a confiscation context.
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iRy Assestated Press
Washingtun
Gory
Wave of Winter Storm Disrupts Traffic Across Midwest
A major storm crowds roads and delays travel from Milwaukee to the central states. Snow, sleet, and freezing rain disrupt interurban service and rail lines as temperatures plunge and officials warn of continued hazardous conditions through today.
Promoter Investigation of Decorations Recessed
A garbled Washington dispatch details an investigation into a promoter connected to decorations. The report mentions a press note from American sources and a regional focus on events and preparations, with unclear references to specific persons or dates.
End of Case on Kaiser Tied to Surrender Talks
Dispatch from The Hague reports no change in stance on former emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II. Dutch officials indicate no surrender or extradition agreement imminent, with expectations he will remain in Amerongen and possibly Ammeronen as discussions continue.
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Che League
NATO
Holland
Uni
Ile
Ammeronen
Dorrn
Ike
Wierinsen
More Indictments May Involve Fleet Officials
Officials linked to the Fleet Corporation and a northern shipping operation face potential indictments. Reported charges and suspected financial irregularities are under review as investigations proceed, with the board and executives named among those under scrutiny.
Consecrated Fourth and Bishop Inference Report
Fragmentary OCR reads consecrated fourth and bishop reference with unclear attributions. No clear person, place, or event details emerge to form a full card.
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