Peace terms of Soviet 10 Poles at Minsk peace talks
Dispatch from M. Tichachevsky cites Bolshevik terms at Minsk for Poland. Russia and Ukraine recognize Polish independence and rights. demobilization limits, neutral zone administration, and reparations outline, including wartime material restitution and railway transit. Armies to retreat, ceasefire in 72 hours, and immediate treaty publication required.
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Daniskevsky
Bolsheyid
Minsk
M. Tcitcher
London
Russia
Ukraine
Poland
Bar Turzon
Artiels
Se Line
Earl Curzon
Astme 10
Auy
Axsian
Bre
Russian Republic
Bank Vault Heist in Laurel Leaves $730 Stolen
A bank vault break in at Laurel in this county yielded $730 in currency. The safe was not fully breached and the thieves escaped with the money after banking hours. No clues or suspects were found, and owners reported no witnesses to the incident. Also reported a deadly village slide near Mountain Top Falls in the mountain province close to Manila, burying a village and killing 70 natives.
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Blazeballtown
People’s Saythe Bank
Laurel
Gere
Saem
Manda
Abis Island
Manili
Wrangel Opens Anti Bolshevist Drive at Paris
General Wrangel has launched an anti Bolshevist offensive described as large scale, with dispatches reportedly received by the French war office confirming the move and a major push near Paris.
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Wrangel
Paris
Explosion Kills Two at Syracuse Gas Station
An explosion at a Syracuse gasoline service station killed two people and seriously injured eight others. The blast demolished the station as responders rushed to the scene to treat the injured and secure the area. Police and investigators began inquiry into the cause.
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Syracus
Post Syingore
$25,000,000 Rum Conspiracy Rumor Unfolds in Ohio and Kentucky
A Cleveland area report describes a vast rum conspiracy with municipal permits and several officials to be arrested. Special inspector John H. Parson calls the operation a gig spanning Kentucky Ohio and reaching the Atlantic coast. About $25 million worth of liquor allegedly stolen from government warehouses in Kentucky and Pennsylvania by fake permits.
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Leveland
Ohio
John H. Parson
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Kentucky
Atlentic
Mennelvania
World News Highlights From War and Aftermath
A broad digest notes reorganizing the Labor Bureau under an Assistant Secretary in Washington. It cites desertion rates under war time, naval movements, and Soviet plots to disrupt the economy. It reports U S cotton exports for 1920 and Treasury projections for September spending near 900 million dollars.
Vast mix of incidents across states including crimes and deaths
A scrambled report lists a string of events from 77 aircraft drop incident and a miner strike in Bronco fields to armed robbery of 25 000 and a bank theft in Thorn ton Indiana It notes drownings in Wisconsin river near Kilbourne and deaths of two aviators in Colfax Iowa It cites wage and freight rate actions in Wisconsin and Kansas political notes on suffrage and legislature sessions plus census figures for New Hampshire and the aging of Anne Burlin in Chicago and a post office thief linked to bond theft in New York City The items read like a rapid-fire roundup of crimes politics disasters and social notes from multiple states
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Chicago
Gertrude Darrell
Ottumwa Federal Court
Suceeed Lotis Adélman
Des Moines
University of Iowa
Bayeral Colleges
Iowa River Company
Iowa River
Stanley M. Hands
United States Army
Herbert Quick
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Sioux City
Tabor & Northern Railroad
Robert McClelland
Omaha
Tabor
James Me.Closkey
St. Charles
Iowa
Hawkeye
Prank
Pinney
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Scount
Mississippi
Truman Pierson
Burlington
Minneapolis
Wianineg
Manitoba
Robert Smith
Wiattrad Smith
Iowa City
Sand
American athletic feats at Antwerp and global tensions mix in brief
Scattered reports from Antwerp note Americans scoring points in track and field events including javelin as Finns lead. Len Diesel and Tod Ray feature in golf contexts. Across Europe, naval commands receive London dispatches, Poland seeks terms, and diplomatic notices echo in Asuncion with Paraguayan inaugurations. Floods on Saghalini Island drown four hundred, while Cork’s Terrence MacSweeney faces exile.
Iowa State News roundup of deaths, trials and local events
Iowa reports include the death of S. E. Paine a former viayor and alderman and pioneer of Iowa City. Ed Hurt recovers from a fractured jaw after a runaway near Iowa City. John Harrington fined for brewing choctaw. River work at Bellevue hindered by coal. Bert Hayes 27 died in a collision near Extra. Nate Kendall and Clyde Kerring to speak at Traer homecoming.
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M. L. Reymert
Iowa University
Norway
S.E. Paine
Viayor
Iowa City
Edward Hurt
John Harrington
Missouri
Ranoxville
Bellevue
Bert Hayes
Ie Ante Mobile
Extra
Nate Kendall
Clyde Kerring
Traer
William Rouse
Dallas County
Perry
H. M. Gags
Huron College
Cou College
John A. Marquis
Tri-State Medical Society
Waterloo
H. L. Duple
West Liberty
Hereld J. Ford
Mason City
Iows University
Iows City
George Brennan
David Bilis
Hazletle
Oerr Ottumwa
Fight for Votes Won by Women in U S
Washington and Tennessee ratified the suffrage amendment with 36 states in favor. The 1919 amendment, drafted by Susan B. Anthony, moved through Congress in 1919 and required three-fourths of states for ratification. Early activists Lucretia Mott Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Anthony shaped the movement, with Alice Paul leading militant tactics.
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Washington
Tennessee
Delaware
United States
Susan B. Anthony
Union
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Connecticut
Vermont
Woriga
Louisiana
North Carolina
Thomas W. Lickett
Florida
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Seneca Falls
National Woman Suffrage
Adams
Mass
Anthony
Senate
Sargent
California
Congress
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Woman's Party
Alice Paul
White House
Missia
House
National Woman Suffrage Association
National Highway System Seen As Key To Freight Costs
An editorial argues that highways must grow alongside rail and that a nationwide highway system will cut costs and improve long distance transport. Advocates cite a connected network to link states, with federal building efforts urged and a Townsend proposal noted as a start, despite congressional debates.
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Vaus
Nacional
Band Issues Pending Legislation for Bond Authorization
A pending measure seeks to authorize a bond totaling 80 258 800 dollars for band related initiatives. The legislation currently faces strong support and appears likely to advance.
Big Kansas Road Project Planned With Hard Surfaces
Officials announce a major five year program to hard surface roads across Kansas. The plan targets multiple counties and seeks improved traffic safety and connectivity, with funding and construction phased through the period.
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Kansas
Google Roads in Uruguay Tax Allocation Assessed
A historical note states that one percent of taxes on real estate in Uruguay is earmarked for road and bridge construction, reflecting a minimal dedicated funding stream for transport infrastructure.
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Uruguay
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