Bolshevik Armies Fall as Lithuania Seized in Siege
London dispatch reports Bolshevik forces retreating before Admiral Kolchak in Western Siberia while fighting in Lithuania intensifies. Northern Russian front claims progress as Bolsheviks face a viewed disaster amid cross-front pressures from Polish and Russian forces. The message from Omsk dated October 13 signals strategic turmoil with forces shifting across Dvina and near Kaunas as Lithuanian authorities impose military measures.
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Kolchak
Siberia
Omsk
Jwndon
Nussa
Sienskine
Vaeth
Toopa
Bolshavik
Édta
Dvina
Kovno
Russia
Ais Otel
Fula
Hallday
Ihr
Nuscom
Denikine
Resta
Chelm
Poland
Avahif-Lermondt
Wan
Duna River
Yuileniseh
Siga
Final Report Shows Their Part of War Suffering
Maynard leads halfway across country on return trip as leaders push for final vote before adjournment today.
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Thore
Maynard
Overseas actions split amid treaty ratification debate
Washington reports show Kellogg opposing an amendment on the Shantung issue while Senator Hale reserves against the treaty unless a reservation is adopted. Brief notes from Washington and Salt Lake detail commission findings on meat packers and a missing transcontinental race leader.
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Washington
Wwenty Wie
Minnesota
United Blalen
Wale
Steihdlean
Maine
Maona
Shantung
Fire destroys Methodist summer homes in Minnesota
A fire at the Methodist assembly grounds at Groveland Lake near Minneapolis early today destroyed about seventy cottages. About one hundred people were affected, with four women and two children burned escaping the blaze as many residents were away or only partly hidden by flames. Patients were housed at nearby hotels or facilities.
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Roberston
Elatin
Chicaga
Algeuds Hanlle
Armour and Company Id
Pickernteresta
India
Swift
Wilton
Armany
Cudahy
Erea
Poulry
Tibby, McNeill and
Libby
Armour Grain Company
Flor
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Anya
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Minneapolis
Minty
Methodist Assembly Grounds
Groveland Lake
Minnesota
Fidtels
Methodiut Assembly
Plans for Coal Miners Strike In Preparation
INDYNAPOLIS Ind Oct 16 Plans for a strike of bituminous coal miners on November 1 were continued at the International headquarters of the United Mine Workers of America. Officials assumed the Washington conference called by Secretary of Labor will fail to avert a walkout. Mine workers officials declined to comment on the Washington meeting outcome but said it might trigger renewed talks between operators and miners.
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Indynapolis
Ind
International
United Mince Workers of America
Washington
Secretary of Labor
William B. Wila
Wharhington
Way
Eight resume long distance flight from Salt Lake City
The eight airplane contest in the transcontinental derby resumed from Salt Lake City and nearby stations today with crews leaving by around 9:20 AM. Lt S W Torney and Lt Fred Notson departed Salduro and Green River routes, while Lt J H Roulette flew to Saldure and others moved toward Buena Vista field. Dozens of machines were sighted over Salt Lake City before 10 AM.
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Utah
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Duro
S. W. Torney
Tdi
Fred
Notson
J. H. Roulette
Saldure
Green River
Buena Vista Field
Hero
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B. W.muyhard
Bla
San Francisno
Lowell H. Smith
Yutfalo
Maynard
Mincaki
San Pfrancéco
Sidney, Neb
Het
Chicaga
Totms Tv
Kirby
Stanley C. Mitler
iGaastle Rock
Mincola Field
Fiera
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Chicago
Renott
Tribute to Washington Honored at Versailles Palace
In the American independence room at Versailles, two marble plates in English and French laud George Washington’s legacy as patriot and leader. A payroll incident at Camp Sant Donight was thwarted by Captain Robert H. Jitonie, halting a million dollar payroll theft by three alleged Chicago safedropper.
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Vatius
Versailles Palace
George Washington
Hockford
Nurses’ War Work Exceeds Calculation in Overseas Service
Washington reports final on American army nursing abroad from 1917 to 1919. 10,243 nurses served of 21,480 enlisted, with 266 deaths and 3 wounded in action. Detachments aided British hospitals. peak wounded care occurred November 16 at Mesves center with 20,186 patients. Nurses faced extreme fatigue, long shifts, crowded dormitories, and minimal recreation. About 250 sailed weekly homeward in early 1919.
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Miswoubin /Slinson
Army Nursing Service
He' Iyeon Aluy
Onauga
Mesves Center
France
Miss Stina
Danuaty
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