Archangel framework collapse as Srenkursk surrenders
Archangel area updates report the surrender of Srenkursk on the Waga River to the new government ending Bolshevik control in Archangel's southern provinces. Entente forces claim Russian troops repelled Bolshevik river flotilla attacks while shortages and distress spread among coastal villagers amid war news across Siberia and the Far East.
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Archangel
Russia
Associated Press
Srenkursk
Waga
Bolchaviki
Uages
Dwina
Gulf of Archangel
Sian
Eouthern
White Sea
Horvath
Siberia
Vladivostok
Pleshoff
Presham
Acuvard
Mexico Clash Proceeds After Brief Truce At Bridge
A continued clash at the international bridge between Mexican forces and Cal. troops paused briefly after a conference between Cal. Herman and the Mexican commander. Each side withdrew its soldiers, though sporadic gunfire from civilians in the hills persisted at intervals, with a later report by Cabell noted.
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Cal. Herman
International Bridge
Cabell
War Department report from Nogales dispatch
Col. Serman reports from Nogales indicate heavy firing until 10 p.m. One officer and two men killed, thirteen wounded, Mexican casualties heavy. Two troops from the Tenth Cavalry and machine guns deployed. Additional Mexican troops entering Nogales. one squadron ordered to march from Douglas to Huachuca. Gen Calles to meet Wednesday morning. Nogales arrival expected about 3 a.m. Brig. Gen. De Rozey Cabell commands the Arizona district. Gen. P. Elias Calles is military governor of Sonora, Mexico.
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War Department
Southers Department
Serman
Nogales
de Rozey Cabell
Arizona Military District
P. Elias Calles
Senora
Mexico
American and Mexican Commanders Exchange Regrets on Border Fight
On August 28 in Nogales Arizona Generals Cabell and Calles met on a bridge along the international line to express mutual regrets after yesterday’s border clash. Casualties: Mexican 13 killed 15 wounded including 4 women. American 2 killed 38 wounded. Officials blamed Mexican side for initiating the shooting. Capt Hungerford and Pvt Barney Lotz mourned. funeral plans unsettled. Arlington burial for the officer anticipated.
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Nogales
Ariz
Dereny C. Cabell
Plutarco Elias Callies
Calles
Hermosillo
Carranza
Cabell
Douglas
United States
Congal Zertuche
Washington, D. C
Gaston Reddeck
Luke Loftus
Hungerford
Barney Lotz
Arlington National Cemetery
PAVOR UNIFIED CAR LINES PROPOSED BY DISTRICT GROUP
The Rhode Island Street and Suburban Citizens Association adopted a resolution calling for unification of street railways under one management with universal transfers. A fare based on actual service cost, including depreciation and a guaranteed dividend after inventory, would be reviewed by the Public Utilities. The group also paid tribute to late Senator Jacob H. Gallinger as a true friend of the District.
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Rthode Tist and Suburban Citizens’ Association
Jacob H. Gallinger
William Torbert
Scottish Relatives Heirs in Elizabeth Ross Will
The will filed for probate lists numerous bequests to relatives in Scotland. Jessie Ross receives 3500, Martha J. Ross 500, Margaret Ti King 250, Mary Ross 250, Andrew Ross 250, John Ross 250 of Glasgow. David Ross of Bristol Conn 400, Donald Mary and Donald Ross of Bathgate 250 each, Annie and Robert Ross of Glasgow 250 each. John B. Dickman of Washington 750. Remainder to Martha C. Ross. Executor named is Dickman. Ross died August 20, 1918.
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Elizabeth Ross
Scotland
Jessie
Ross
Martha J. Ross
Margaret Ti. King
Mary Ross
Andrew Ross
John Ross
Glasgow
David Ross
Bristol
Conn
Donald
Mary
Donald Ross
Bathgate
Annie
Robert Ross
John B. Dickman
Washington
Martha C. Ross
M Dickman
French Smash Ahead Near Lens as British Press Forward
Heavy fighting continues south of Lens to the Arras-Cambrai road with British infantry driving a German retreat. German divisions appear under pressure while some units show unusually nervous behavior. Croisilles falls and Vis-en-Artois sees fierce combat as Canadians and British push toward the Somme front. Paris reports French and British actions around Noyon, Ailette crossing, and mounting advances against German positions.
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Scarpe River
Arras-Cambra
Croisilles
Crotasillea
Builecourt
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Gfue
Beck
Hendecourt
Vis-en-Artois
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Arras
Cambrai
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London
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Ose
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Divette
Buis - de - la - Reserve
Dive - le - France
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Arleux
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Henry
Haucourt
Beugpatre
Hapaume
Thilloy
Fiera
Delille Wood
Trones Wood
Maricourt
Dompierre
Fay
Soyecourt
Ablaincourt
Paris
Haas
Esat
Chaumnen
Debeny
Humbert
Profiteer Holds Up Navy Housing
Ot to M. Eidlitz, director of the housing corporation, told the House public buildings committee that a profiteer in the southeast is seeking 16 000 for a 4 500 assessment property vital to Washington navy yard housing sites. Eidlitz and aides urged amending the general housing bill to secure essential government land and prevent delays.
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Washington Navy Yard
House Public Buildings Committee
Otto M. Eidlitz
Housing Corporation
Bidlitz
Early amendment urged by both Houses after meeting
A housing plan aims to avoid protracted litigation and costly demands from real estate profiteers. The unspecific note predicts early adoption of the amendment by both Houses of Congress following yesterday's meeting.
Agrarian reform supporters form national farmers body
Seek Agrarian Reform delegates from farmers planters ranchers cattle raisers and dairy men at the Ebbitt last night in a convention endorsing government control of public utilities and backing FTC recommendations to take over certain packer facilities. Formeroverner H E Stuart of Virginia urged organization for fair treatment and George Creel chaired the public information committee.
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Ebbitt
Federal Trade Commission
Grain and Live Stock Prices Baltimore Aug 28
Grain and grain futures across Chicago and New York markets with corn and oats pricing. Baltimore reports oats and wheat values, alongside cotton and cotton futures nearby, and poultry and live stock price ranges from regional markets.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Live Stock Chicago Prices From AUR Butchers Market
Chicago live stock prices show butchers at 19.00 to 19.90 for select cuts and packing at 17.30 to 18.85. Beef cattle range from 5.00 to 18.90 with calves strong and stockers and feeders bright. Sheep lambs fetch 16.80 to 19.50, ewes steady around 12.00 to 12.90 with various cuts and feeder values listed.
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Chicago
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