Russians in western Siberia revolt to form independent republic
The text reports a revolt in western Siberia where Cencho-Slovyak troops aid Russians seeking independence from the Bolsheviki. They aim to establish an independent republic between the Volga River and the Ural Mountains, with captured districts and strategic gains noted.
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Siberia
Russia
Cium
Bulsheviki Od
Volga
Ural Mountains
July Birthday Party and Town News in Umatilla County
Isabelle Taylor from Calgary visits cousin Gwen McIntyre as Leone Christian celebrates her seventh birthday with cake ice cream and gifts. Local residents and visitors bustle about Pendleton and Pilot Rock errands while harvest resumes.
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Roberts Moarrigan
Doris Annd
Dena Liuallen
Rebecca Mayberry
Marshall Nelson
Franchi Booher
Mies Chesnut
Leone
Frank Kretia c
Kuorte
Lee Rogher
Francis
Spokane
Washore
Booker’ Wister
Carl Christian
Clara Woitley
Mind Tin
Melen
Pendleton
John Winn
Daughsters
Geratine
Lucile
Marjorie McMonies
Geraldine Morrison
Ralph Wallan
J. C. Cheannut
Jessie Cheanut
Charles Schatz
Will Boyer
Wilma
Helen
Nat Thurmay Everling
Frank Krebs
Nm Morrison
Robert Morrietn
Long Bewehy
Californine
Gwendolyn McIntyre
Louvin
Tenbelle Taylor
Canada
Pilot Rock
Halley Pierson With Lt. Jas. Sturgis in France
Meacham notes Halley Pierson and Lt Jas Sturgis in France with the 2nd Company and a large aviation camp at Great Lakes Illinois. Letters describe hospital visits, reviews, and strong work. Local residents Mrs A Smith and others hosted visitors, and berry picking was reported with several gallons gathered.
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Jas. Sturgis
France
Meacham
Mra. A
Abbas Pierson
Sturel
Hally
Pendleton Instrumurer
Companys 2
Sroith Hew
Ritenoll Piercel
Great Lakes
Ruelsynne
M. Am Kern
A. J. Smith
William Wilkinson
Elizabeth Hemphill
Pilot Rock
Smith
Percy Folnwm
Pilot Beth
Americans Break German Lines Near Fere-en-Tardenois
July 10 report says a major American advance south east of Fere-en-Tardenois pushed through rain soaked woods and fields, routing machine gun nests and pressuring retreating German units. Detachments moved in tight formations, with mortars and artillery tightening the noose around Bergy and Hill 4 as U.S. forces held positions near Pere-en-Tardenois.
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Oureqhear Sergy
Fere-an-Turdenuis
Fielda
Pere-en-Tardenoise
Bergy
Village Resistance Roles In German Advance Observed
Fragile village defense reports detail two main resistance points Croix farm and the Oureq, both heavily equipped with machine guns. Artillery and infantry faced steady German fire, with defenders withdrawing only after exhaustion of their weapons and returning fire until all were killed.
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Roocheros
Fresees
Courmont
Croix Farm
Oureq
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