Petrograd rail lines cut as Bolsheviks suffer losses
Reports from London and Paris reveal Petrograd’s rail arteries to Vitebsk Moscow and Lake Ladoga disrupted by anti Bolshevik actions. A Bolshevik division around Petrograd was largely wiped out near Preov, with troop movements and machine guns on city streets. Kronstadt fortress reportedly raised the white flag.
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London
Petrograd
Vitebsk
Moscow
Vologda
Mitebsk
Viritza
Posna
Vetrograd
Puth
Take Ladoga
Kresuce Selo
Gental Vudeviteh
Pecoeral
War Office
Kronatadl Priday
British War Office
Pan Motor Co Trial Postponed
Chicago officials head Pan Motor Co of St. Chaud Mind and twelve other executives charged with conspiracy and mail fraud in the sale of 7 million dollars in stock. The trial, originally set for today, was postponed by Judge Landis to October 23 after a defense agreement. Indictments allege stock sold to 60,000 persons. Justice Lantis warned attorneys against intimidation or communication with government officials.
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Chicago
Oqet
St. C. Pandatta
Pas Motor Company
St. Chaud, Mind
Landis
Gereement
Jwice Lantis
General Mangin Named Chief of Allied Mission
Paris reports General Mangin was nominated as chief of the inter allied mission to supervise the evacuation of the Baltic provinces by German troops previously commanded by General Von der Goltz. The nomination was not confirmed yet. French member of the inter allied commission said Mangin would supervise the evacuation, with Paris to be followed by other members of the commission.
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Paris
Havas
Rusva
Petrograd
Mulenitehs
Mangin
Allied Mission
Jaras I—seaspnoners
Baltie
von der Goltz
Alanateh
Mangi
Inter-Allied Commission
Paria
President Wilson Resting After Digestive Disturbance Subdues
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson’s digestive disturbance has almost completely subsided after a fairly good night. Physicians issued a bulletin saying he is comfortable this morning. Signatures include Grayson Ruffin and Stitt.
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Washington
Get
iWilson
Grayson
Ruffin
Stitt
LW W’s Are Not Wanted in Des Moines Iowa
In Des Moines Iowa at a First Baptist church meeting of the Equality League holders objected to LW W indicating a protest against the protec tariat. Shouts of we don’t want LW Ws filled the room as the speaker left. Earlier deputy internal revenue collector N Wymer tried to interrupt the session and was restrained by officers amid a disruption as a woman appealed for duct ax in the home of God. In Cincinnati the Disciples of Christ discussed a new United Christian Missionary Society and unification of the Christian Women’s boards and affiliated missions at their International convention.
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Des Moines
Equality League
Sto
First Baptist
Wis
Dog Moines
N. © Wymer
Internal Revenue
NEW Church
Cincinnati
New United Christian Missionary Society
International Convention of the Disciples of Christ
Christian Women’s Board of Mills
Home and
Foreign Missionary Sreeties
Senate
Washington
James Maredlis
Pittsburg
Ll. Ww. W
Kenyon
Jim
Margolis
United States
Troops Land in New York to Ease Brooklyn Port Strife
Five hundred regular army soldiers arrived aboard the George Washington to quellBrooklyn port congestion due to a large strike. Brigadier General Davison said troops would assist in hauling transports and other tasks. some troops were sent to Governor’s Island before duty. Incendiary leaflets calling for a workers government were found among striking longshoremen, while the International Mercantile Marine and the shipping board reported limited cargo movement amid the standoff.
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New York
George Washington
Army Plera
Brooklyn
Davison
Hoboken
Governor's
Aryalers
Twinity Regular Infantry
France
Vagany
Davtaon
Ista Ak
Thrteenth
Uptoh
Merriti
Soviet Republic of Russia
Communist Party of America
Jocal
Government
Eovier
Ruseis
Frederick Antonchik
Polfeh
Antonchik
International Mercantile Marine
Wilson
Shipping Board
Army Biers
Croix de Guerre For City of Paris
Paris honors the city of Paris with the Croix de Guerre for gallantry shown during long range shelling and air raids. Casualties total 521 killed and 1224 wounded as of today per municipal president M. Evele.
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Paris
Catnip Tres Woodea
Place de T
Hotel de Viliej
Poincare
Team Arm
Herthas
M.evale
Municipal
Cornell- I
Round Table Chief Washington Appoints Labor Group Chairman
Franklin Lane, secretary of the rite, has been named chairman of the Round Table, a body assembled by President Wilson to represent labor capital and the consumer. The appointment signals a cross section of interests to counterbalance economic forces.
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Washington
Franklin Lane
The
Rite
Perme
Round Table
Wilson
Couteranece
Two Men Die in Iowa Falls Plant Explosion
Two men were killed and another may die after two explosions at Swift and Company produce plant in Iowa Falls Iowa. A flying amber shard killed J C Martin and fragments wounded several others including Melvin Shaffer. Debris injuries included J I Kennedy D W Repp S Lyle Mann. A second blast hurled iron into a crowd and damaged an elevator roof. Ammonia tanks near the refrigerating system caused the explosions. the fire origin remained undetermined.
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Iowa Falls
Swift and Company Horn
Yoalerdey
J.C. Martin Wan
Melvin Shaffer
Buriet
Great Britain Not Willing to Share With United States
London reports show little support for Henry Morgenthau’s idea to have Britain share control of Albrattar with the United States. Only the Morning Post ran a full report titled Gibraltar-p munye suggestion, while the Graphic brief advocates a US mandate for Constallian ple Armenia and Anatolia. Marseille dispatch notes Marshal Allenty, Egypt high commissioner on the Sudan, embarked on a Turkish ship today for Port Said.
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Great Britain
United States
London
Henry Morgenthau
Albrattar
Morning Post
Gibraltar
P Nulye Suggeston
Maryonithau
Graphic
Constallianple
Armenia
Anatolia
Memorial to U. S. Paris Votes Credit for Monument
The chamber of deputies approved a 4,000,000 franc credit for a monument at Halt du Grave near the Gironde river mouth to commemorate American intervention in the war.
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Paris
Tlavas
Chamber of Deputies
Halt + du Grave
Gerronde
New York Celebrates Roosevelt Week Elevation Campaign
New York began Roosevelt week with a campaign to fund a Roosevelt Memorial and recruit nine members. Four mass meetings were planned on the steps of the Treasury Building with aviators from the Rough Riders American Legion Spanish American War Veterans and others to fly over Colonel Roosevelt’s Brave Day and drop wreaths.
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New York
New
York
Roosevelt Memorial Assactas
Nbon
United States
Treasury
American Legion
Lee
Sona Nf
Pate
Rick
Rooverell
Oyaler
Washington Del 20 Reaffirms vote to negotiate with labor
Reported at Washington and Harlington on October 20 the push for a collective bargaining settlement faces obstacles as employers resist a universal framework. Judge Gary returned to explain his stance while Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor weighs in. The conference, amid tentative progress, struggles with employer sovereignty and union influence as leaders seek a general program approved by public representatives and key figures.
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Washington
Del
Inp
Fosmidadlyes
Tahor Watena
Gary
Severa
Membare
Ifian Lane
Elbert Hy
National Industrial Conference
Harhington
Labor
Emiloyersa
Wilson
Ultra- Uon Rtond
New York
Steel Corporation
Margolis
Ani
Pittaburg
DLW
Foster
Tacitikere’ Committee
Chiftman Kenyon
Gould
Ster
South Dakota
Ifo
McKetlar
Yen-1
Mensee
Margelis
Union of
Sugar price controls tighten amid sugar refiners grip
Washington October 20 fire of price limits to prevent a market shortage. Attorney General Palmer warned beet refiners that charges above 10 cents a pound would violate the food control act and urged rapid market release. The United States sugar equalization board had set 10 cents as a fair retail price, with retailers allowed 11 cents per pound under controls. The move aims to stabilize supplies as beet sugar factories face uncertainty and potential shortages.
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Washington
Justica
Palmer
Bect Pugar Refiieries
United States Augar Equalizing Board
Lis
Geners
Acio
United States Sugar Equalisation Board
Department of Justices
Department of Justin
United States Sugar Equalization Board
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