Six Red Months in Russia by Louise Bryant
Louise Bryant recounts Kronstadt sailors enforcing prohibition in Petrograd during the Russian upheaval. She notes booze sweeps, executions for thieves, and the sailors’ policing of markets and cellars while aiding the revolution through shortages, bread drives, and support for workers. She highlights women leadership in Kronstadt and contrasts Russian disorder with reformist zeal.
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Louise. Bryant
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American Big Guns From the Ordnance Office
A War Dept piece outlines mobile artillery types in use and under study. It explains long range rifles, howitzers, mortars, and siege and railway mounts, comparing French and American designs, and notes the vast logistical needs and costs behind field artillery for U S forces.
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Alien hunters barred by Washington opinion
Seattle Washington date unspecified. Prosecuting Attorney Lundin rules that no alien who has taken out first papers is entitled to carry any weapon. The opinion denies hunting and fishing licenses to enemy aliens and asserts all licenses in the state are issued to gether.
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