Poland Warsaw Threats Bolster Allied Plans Conferees Warn
Great Britain and France, at a Poland conference with Lloyd George and Millerand, expect a Soviet move to seize Warsaw and set up a Polish Soviet state. Marshal Foch and Sir Henry Wilson draft laws as talks promise naval and economic aid to Poland. Stalinists plan Minsk talks and a blockade return with Western threats to Ruhr if Bolsheviks cooperate. Cox critique dominates U.S. coverage as Prohibition Party decries Harding stance.
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Hythe
Eng
Great Britain
France
Warsaw
Polan
Poland
Premsiers Lloyd George
Millerand
Marshal Foch
Henry Wilson
Minsk
Russia
Dloyd George
House of Commons
Attempt to Dynamite Ford Plant Detected in Detroit
Authorities investigate a suspected dynamiting attempt at the Ford Motor Company plant in Detroit after dynamite wrapped in a towel is found in the engine room of the dry kiln. The device traces to a waste paper basket in the factory yard as officials probe motive and suspects.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Three Boys Drown In Butte Reservoir Accident
Three Butte youths William Harrington William Nevin and John Gilmore drowned when a raft overturned near Butte. Harrington and Nevin perished in an attempt to rescue Gilmore. In East Liverpool Ohio a PA passenger train struck a car killing five men who lived in Salem Romania.
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Butte
Mont
William Harrington
William Nevin
John Gilmore
Gilmore
Harrington
Nevin
East Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Salam
Salem
Russia Ready to Resume Peace Talks With Romania
Moscow dispatch says Foreign Minister Tchiterin of the Russian Soviet government sent word to Romania that Russia is prepared to resume peace negotiations, claiming the break in talks stemmed from a misunderstanding. A separate report notes a daylight robbery in Chicago with $40,000 worth of whisky stolen from a warehouse.
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Rumania
London
Moscow
Tchiterin
Russia
Chicago
World News Briefs From October Events
Governor Cox accepted an invitation from Judge D M Latham of the Chicago Chamber of Commerce to speak there in October. Senator Harding opened his front porch campaign for the presidency at Marion Ohio with a talk to a delegation. Governor Cox was acclaimed by residents of Dayton as the Democratic nominee amid a large home front gathering.
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Cox
Chicago
Prohibition
Virgil
Hinshaw
Harding
W. L. Harding
Iowa
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo
D. M. Latham
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Marion, O
Mansfeld
Ohio
Dayton
Homer Colling
United States
Black Hawk County
Bridge and Fitth Stresta
Hampton
Walter T. Robinson
F. Roemer
Secfal
Agnes Flynn
Oelwein
Democrats of
Clyde L. Herring
Des Moines
Chas. E. Cameron
Alta
Ruth Summer
Ade
Lec'y
John E. Rude
Marshalltown
C. B. Waiters
Toledo
J. C. Boyd
Keokuk
Raiway
Claude R. Porter
Centerville
U. S
House of Correction
Eldora
Anamosa
Howard Monroe
Charles City
Vn Venleuvan
Joll
Carrie Lockwood
Coupall Bluffs
Myers & Myers
Dendata
Albert ‘Les
Minn
Hans Gotlend
Lake Mills
den- Het
Deat
Washington Treasury reports reduced gross revenue and rate changes
The Washington Treasury notes a total reduction of 70404,433 in gross revenue for July. It also cites costly unloading and loading charges for live stock to and from Chicago stockyards. President Wilson offers to convene a joint miners and operators committee to address wage-scale adjustments if striking workers in spots and Indiana return to work. The piece covers rail rate increases, cotton production forecasts, and various political and aviation incidents, including legal cases and accidents.
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Wion
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Snots
Indiana
Iowa City to vote on water plant machinery purchase
A roundup of local items notes Mason City planning to buy new machinery for its municipal water plant while Iowa City offers dormitory space for 3,500 University of Iowa students next year. Other reports cover a bank break-in, drownings, disappearances, and varied local incidents.
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Mason City
Towa City
University of Laws
Grand River
Victor Powers
Marble Rock
H. W. Johnson
Jefferson
Fred A. Patterson
Sioux Gley
England
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Waterloo
Japan
John Holland
Des Moines
Iowa Biscuit Company
Burlington
C. ©. Miller
A. HB. F
Humboldt
Washington
Cora Boyte
Maquoketa
Becker
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Victor Vanideal
Clinton County
Wheatland
Great Lakes Naval Station
Chardan
Problems Facing Stricken World Why Bolshevism is Menace
Governments and men in high places misjudge Bolshevism from the start in their methods of fighting its propaganda. The piece argues that the world faces a struck state and that official approaches fail to address the core menace and influence of Bolshevik rhetoric and organization.
Propaganda, Bolshevism, and the Press in World War I Era
Frank Gomerford argues Bolshevik propaganda aimed to disrupt world peace. He criticizes allied and conservative presses for falsehoods about Russia, nationalization of women, and bans on Christian names. He urges truth and education to counter Bolshevik influence.
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Belehevik
I T Names
Enti
Russia
Halsheviks
Aittle
Ufa
Saratov
Mustrate
Smith No
Smith
Europe
America
Western Newspaper Union
The Invitation at the English Church
Two recruits in a Scottish regiment visit an English church for the first time. They listen astonished as an organist plays a new Ivery voluntary. A pew owner taps the shoulder to pass, prompting the recruit to joke about fate and dancing.
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Churgh
Inuinl
Movies In New Zealand Highlight American Films Dominance
In New Zealand around 95 percent of motion pictures shown are American productions. The article notes strong American film presence and mentions herring as a referenced item, though the context is unclear and fragmented.
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New Zealand
Ben Hur and the Messiah Theme in Lew Wallace's Masterpiece
A 1919 Boston Post review traces Lew Wallace born 1827 Brockville Indiana to governor Utah 1878 1881 and diplomat to Abdul Hamid through his novels The Fair God Ben Hur and The Prince of India highlighting the Christ narrative woven into Ben Hur culminating in the climactic Golgotha scene and the revelation of Jesus as the Messiah.
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Lewin Wallace
Ler
Brockville
Indiana
Foxe
Utah
Turkey
Abdul-Hamid
Mexico
Christ
Manger
Ben-Hur
Jerusalem
Valerius Gratus
Judea
Messala
Ben-Hor
Antonia
Ben- Hur
Dore
Nazareth
Alrrus
Rome
Simonides
Hurs
Orient
Siderim
Hth
Sophocles
Lteratura
Lew Wallace
Greace
Egypt
Esther
Balthazar
the Nazarene
Poat Publishing Go
Boston Post
Harper’ & Bros
Miss Yellowleaf and Peachblow Exchange Quiet Advice
A brief dialogue unfolds as Miss Yellowleaf recounts a man she met on the shaft ear. He urged her to step lively, while Miss Peachblow questions what he said, highlighting a moment of cautious social exchange in a confined setting.
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Miss Yellowleaf
Miss Peachblow
Madame Paree Dressmaking Establishes Estimable Designer
A remark praises a young woman designer at Madame Paree's dressmaking establishment. It notes her business lends and patterns life, presenting her as highly estimable within the craft.
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Madame Paree
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