How Army of Czecho-Slovaks Reached Vladivostok
The Czecho-Slovak troops in Russia recount their westward trek from Ukraine to Vladivostok. Captain Hurban details German influence in Siberia, rail control along the Trans Siberian, and the fighting that earned recognition from German forces after key battles. He notes scarce arms, self-financed logistics, and a 57 day train crossing with captured equipment. He criticizes Kerensky and explains why small units aided Russia before the Bolshevik rise.
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Russa
Ukraine
Vindivostok
Sovek
Siberia
Vitov
Vladimir Turban
Germany
Nikolsk
Irkutsk
Red Guard
Bolshevist
Irkutek
Samara
Iuasia
Volga
Turkestan
Trans Siberian
Nise
Peopl
Brest-Litovsk
Kiev
Cap HT Lirnain
Vladivostok
Red Guards
Vindlvoutok
France
Bachtueh
Cros
Valdivontok
Sberia
Red Goward
Dwo Corps
Pensa
Kerensky
Russia
Hurban
Cam
Austria-Hungary
Ancient Deed Recorded for Laird Family Land in Indiana
A U S grant deed from May 1819 transferring 65 acres on Wilson Creek Dearborn County Indiana to Jesse M Laird is entered in the county recorder's records for the first time The original 640 acre tract was bought at 1 25 per acre by Mr and Mrs Laird The 65 acre homestead remains in the family now owned by Samuel M Laird and his grandson Jesse M Laird with the claim the Laird family were the first white settlers on Wilson Creek
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Lawrenceville
Ind
Jesse M. Laird
United States
Wilson Creek
Dearborg County
County Recorder's Office
Hi Wife
Fir
Democratic Precinct Convention Notice in Eddy County
Notice announces Democratic Precinct No 1 meeting in Eddy County New Mexico to elect delegates to the county convention and handle necessary business. The Carlsbad Court House hosts the 2 PM September 7 1908 gathering with dates to follow and adjournment details.
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Eddy County
New Mexico
Court House
Carlsbad
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