Noted General Gaida Captured After Siberian Front Battles
The Helsingfors dispatch reports Gen. Rudolf Gaida, a Czech general who rose from private to commander, captured in Vladivostok after brutal street confinement. He led 4,000 Czechs in Siberia and helped clear the Trans Siberian line, with earlier actions including the capture of Perm. The report also notes an English/American ant Bolshevik advance claiming 50,000 Bolshevik deaths.
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Rudolph Gaida
Omsk
Stockholm
Denikine
Antibolshevik
Redines
Ural
Tambov
Moscow
Helsingfors
Svenska Dagblad
Vladivostok
Siberia
Russia
Gaida
Kolchak
Garda
trans-Siberian Railway
Perm
Urals
Reds' Assassination Plot Uncovered in New York
Discovery of a plan to kill federal state and police officials active in prosecuting I. W. W. and Union of Russian Workers members was announced. Targeted were Alexander J. Rorke assistant district attorney Charles F. Scully head of the red squad and Detective Sergeant James J. Gegan of the bomb squad. A five member radical committee, including three I. W. W. and two URW, discussed bombs and execution methods.
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New York
Union of Russian Workers
Alexander J. Rorke
Charles F. Scully
Red Squad
Department of Justice
James J. Gegan
Father Mother and Son Killed in Auto Crash
Blue River Wisconsin November 24 Mr and Mrs Cornelius Callahan and their 17 year old son John were killed when a train struck their automobile throwing the car about fifty feet.
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Blue River
Wis
Cornelius Callahan
John
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Trade Report
Cattle receipts 13,800 head with best kinds steady amid 10 to 15 cent declines on mid and common grades. Prices ranged from 10 to 16.50 for beef and yearling classes, hogs down 50 cents to $1, with tops at 18.90 and most sales 13.00 to 13.65. Sheep and lambs active and higher, lambs 14.25 to 14.60, feeders steady, ewes and other items listed.
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Yaris
South Omaha
Big Crater in Eruption at Kilauea Volcano
The Hilo dispatch notes Kilauea as the world’s most active volcano, showing peak activity for ten years while Mauna Loa remains quiet after a recent lava overflow. Kilauea sits about 4000 feet up Mauna Loa’s lower slope on Hawaii’s Big Island, eight miles in circumference, 600 feet deep, enclosing 2655 acres of solidified lava with a 1000 foot diameter pit dubbed the house of everlasting fire. Dr Kimpston Dentin is mentioned in a fragmentary closing.
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Hilo
T. H
Kilauea
Mauna Loa
Tinwall
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Osborn & Jorgenson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lincoln County
Colorado
Sidney, Nebraska
Kratz Abstract Company
Virgil Marsh Jeweler
Beau Aster Jr
Prince Domino
Holyoke
Der
Potter, Nebr
G. M. Talbert
Potter
Sec. 1
Township 16 N
Whittier Bros. Land Co
Col
D. R. Paschal
Idaho
Wallace
Mullan
James Collins
Jacob Delmar
P. P. Grant
Emil Sayko
Brookfield
Irving
Burlington Railroad
South Owiara
Rumely
J. W. Beinmuth
Prop
Kimpston Dentin
Ruene
Phelps
Red Cross
Hink’s
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