Wrangel’s victory claims 10000 prisoners on southern front
Sebastopol dispatch reports General Wrangel and his chieftain force surrounding Bolshevik troops along a 100 mile front, with 10000+ prisoners taken. Marines and White officers allegedly eye Kharkov maneuvers while Poles react to Soviet peace terms and a ten day armistice ultimatum.
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Sebastopol
Baron Wrangel
Gays
Viks
Daileper
Rangel
Marino
Wrangel
Kharkov
Trebizond
Riga
Adolf Joffe
Soviet Russia
Minsk
M. Joffe
Moscow
After Expiration of Which If a Preliminary Peace Is Not Signed
A fragment notes that after a certain expiration, if preliminary peace is not signed, the Council of People's Commissioners would be entitled to alter the terms. The text references a governing body and potential changes to contractual conditions pending an accord. The exact dates and entities appear truncated in the surviving OCR segment.
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Volkovisk-Graevo
Dave
Council of People's Commissioners
Olive Thomas Body Arrives in New York for Funeral
The body of actress Olive Thomas arrived in New York from Paris. Funeral services are set for next Tuesday at St. Thomas Episcopal Church where she prayed. Also, in Paris, French chief secretary Paleologue resigned, citing duties ending with Premier Millerand's departure.
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New York
St. Thomas Church
Olive Thomas
Paris
St. Thomas’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Miss Thomas
M. Paleologue
Foreign Office
Miller
M. Millerand
Quai d'Orsay
Grasshoppers Ruin Wheat in Nebraska Midwest
Fairbury Nebraska September 27 Grasshoppers appear in southeastern Nebraska for years harming winter wheat just coming up in the area. Swarms have cut portions of some fields clean and damaged others as farmers assess losses and seek control measures.
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Fairbury
Neb
Nebraska
Alabama Troops Deployed as Mine Strike Tensions Rise
Governor Kilby orders National Guard to Walker and Jefferson counties after two weeks of coal miner strikes. Brig. Gen. Steiner sets temporary HQ in Birmingham then Jasper. Corona Coal’s I M Ader slain in ambush near Patt on. deputies Sullivan and Coker wounded. reports of fatalities unconfirmed.
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Montgomery
Ala
Siz
Alabama National Guard
Kilby
Walker
Jefferson Counties
Robert BE. Steiner
Catadliah
Birmingham
Jasper
I. M. Ader
Corona Coal Company
Patton
Legion vows cost of living battle plan nationwide
New York Sept 3 The American Legion outlined steps to mobilize against high living costs. Posts would organize retail dealers into an association to offer discounts of about 6 percent to 2 000 000 Legion members and families. Details were released by G Robert Baines business manager of the American Legion Weekly. If approved by the national executive committee the plan will go to the second national convention in Cleveland.
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New York
American Legion
Legion
Ite
G. Robert Baines
American Legion Weekly
National Executive Committee
Ex-Servier Men's
Cleveland
New York Indian Reservations Large and Open to Visitors
The article lists reservations in New York including Oneida Onondaga St. Regis and Tuscarora in Erie Genesee and Niagara counties. Some reservations span up to 7300 acres and are said to be open to visitors most of the time.
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New York
Indiap
Erie
Cattaraugus
Oneida
Onondaga Reservation
Syracuse
St. Regis
Franklin
Shinpecock
Southampton
Tone
Wanda
Genesee
Tuscarora Reservation
Niagara County
General Fayolle Praises American Soldiers Before U S Visit
Paris dispatch reports General Fayolle lauding American troops as brave and enduring, noting their cantigny baptism and the Soissons Chateau-Thierry offensives. He departs for the United States to attend the American Legion convention in Cleveland, aiming to study American Legion organization for possible French adoption.
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Paris
Sept. Y
Geome
Marie Emile Fayolle
United States
American Legion
Cleveland
Fayolle
Cantigny
Soissons
Chateau-Thierry
Fayelle
Pollu
Col
Requin
Marshal Foch
America
Seu
Biran
New York
Japs Oppose Armament Cut
Japanese diplomatic council objects to reducing armament based on each nation’s current military and naval strength as proposed by the League of Nations council, according to Tokyo cable advices from Honolulu.
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League of Wadena
Honolulu
T. H
League of Nations Council
Tokyo
Bank in Boston Closed by State Bank Commissioner
The Cosmopolitan Trust company of Boston with a savings and banking dept and agencies abroad was closed by Bank Commissioner Joseph Allen, who assumed control of its affairs. The move follows regulatory action in the city.
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Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Boston
Joseph ©. Allen
A Word with Telegraph Advertisers
Advertising guidance urges choosing ample wording in telegraph ads to ensure clear messages. It stresses supply and demand dynamics, persistence, and extending reach from a single reader to thousands, arguing space economy harms impact.
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Peole
Reea
Space
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BANK
Telegraph Advertisers
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