The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1919, Page 20

EVOL CRUSHED F ATVUDNOSTOX WARD ATE Group Attempts to Set Up Own Government. VLADIVOSTOK, Tuesday, Nov. 18 (Amrociated Press). — Revolutionary forces which for the last two days have attempted to secure control of ile city were completely defont->* | nnally being “Government troons to-#--- += - q Which was commenced before dawn. Gee. Gaida, the rc. tution--~ ter. Was we ted and captured and * followers werr driven f= + -« Dolet of vantare by Governm-nt troops. ‘The execution of prisoners has al- Teady been started. ‘Bhortly after midnight the Govern- Ment troops moved two three-inch feld Bing into position at the Svetiand- gla bridge, by which this main thor. ‘@ughfare of the city crosses the Bi- Werian ratiroad. The bridge ts only 500 yards north of the station, the position of the rebels. A arriving at bridge. Were marooned there. fome of the shell battalion, on Monday morning a! batth before nightfall, the Gaida side. Ie is made of Simmons Seamless Square and Tubing throughout. 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W the city: while armored cars began Before the battle opened, interna- tonal policemen and three American | organizations. soldiers -ucceed-d in gaining entrance | eruis: to the railway station, from which they took two Russian women who At 1 o'clock there wan a buret of maghine tun fire against rebels hold- ing the railway yards and gunboats started. drop shells on the station. set firo ty the bar- racks of the Atr-rican replacement Fire was opened at 4 o'clock on the station from field guns stationed at the Svetiandskaia bridge, which bad 4 clear Geld of Ore. Later tbe dgh ing became general, with the revotu- tlonists failing back everywhere and riven from the station. ‘The attempted revolution started the social revolutionary Zemstvo sroup proclaimed a new democratic fepresentative government. At 2 o'clock Monday afternoon the opposing forces clashed in a savage for the possesion of the ra way station, approximately 5,000 rifle and machine gun shots being fired After three raids against the rail- Toad station Gen. Gaida's troops oc- cupied the building about 6 P. M. ‘The jcsses in this fighting were six dead and twenty wounded on It ts estimated that were victims of the fir some being killed. The Cross is cari: Narr. In Color Harmony with ‘Your Dresser and Chiffonier British Red Cross officer was Rowland, a sailmaker’s mate on the | New Orleans, was bit and is not ex- pected to live. American troops protecting American The United States , New Orleans and Brooklyn, under command of Vice Admiral Rod- goers, are lying in the harbor, The Allied Military Counct! went into sea- sion just as the fighting started near the railway station. all of them, in- cluding the Czechs, being neutral. Following the proclamation of the revolutionaries yesterday morning in which they announced their open op- position to the Omsk Government and to Admiral Kolchak as Supreme Ruler, a semblance of Ministry was formed on Gen. Gaida’s train, Ivan Alexandrovitch Yakushift being named President. Lieut. Gen. Gaida, a Czech who commanded the Ural Army of the Omsk Government until his recent resignation, was named commander- in-ehief of he new. Government's by railway with been suspen: It is reported that a simiinr uprising has coopeeeg ‘at Chita, in the Trana-Baikal region. jock, when town of Baulk, in Courtland, twenty-five miles southcast of Mitau, he Lettigh Legation here announced . Enormous booty left py the jo-Ruselan forces of Gok Bers The process of. U ia declared to be prov Dereke, fifty, of . 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