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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
1
Reds Aim to Cut Polish Corridor Seaway Says French Advisers
French military advisers report Bolsheviks seek to sever Poland’s access to the sea by moving 10 miles off the Polish opening, aiming to deprive Poland of a trade corridor and outlet to the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Ocean
Russians Boast of Cutting Polish Sea Corridor
A Berlin wireless says Bolsheviks have pushed near Warsaw and east of Lemberg, causing Warsaw panic. French advisers report the aim is to sever the Polish sea corridor to Danzig to cut the rail link supplying munitions, and Bolsheviks allegedly offer the corridor to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Fpn Pa
BPR
Nek
Wree
London
Aug. S
Berlin
Eixty
Warsaw
Lemberg
Paris
Danzig
Twanzig
Germany
Briefing on British ultimatum over Bolshevik Polish advance
Aug 5 report based on the Herald and Daily Mail says Premier Lieya George pressed Bolshevik envoys for immediate unconditional halt to Russian moves into Poland before an armistice. Britain threatens war if the Red advance continues. note described as ominous. Warsaw dispatch notes Voland will not negotiate peace with Bolsheviks without Britain and France, as British and French missions meet Polish leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MY Morning Journal
Tondon
the Herald
Lieya George
M. Krassin
S. M. Kameneff
Poland
Great Britain
Russia
Daily Mail
The
Minsters
Krassin and
Kameneff
Mexico seeks settlement with Governor Esteban Cantu
Efforts by forty Mexican provisional government officials in Mexico City to amicably settle the dispute with Esteban Cantu of Lower California's northern district continued in Ensenego with Senor Juan Platt representing the federal government. Cantu denounces governance by decree and tax policies while calls for his resignation are pressed, possibly by force if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OY Morning Journal
San Diego
Calif
Mexico City
Esteban Cantu
Theorthern
Lower California
Banego
Senor
Juan Platt Tere
Senor Platt
Senor Platt Cantu
Federal
Evernment
Lower
California
Cantu
Reste
Genpal
Intu
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest regions
Weather summary from the university shows unsettled conditions for New Mexico and parts of Arizona with warmer trends into Friday. Northwesterly winds, daytime highs in the mid 80s to 90s, and varying humidity reported. forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and fair conditions in the Arizona area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
President Praises Union Leader in Mine Workers Strike
Wilgun praises Lewis for his role in ending the strike as coal diggers return to work. The president commends the union leader for steps taken to restore production and stabilize the industry.
Walkout Violates Signed Coal Contracts Says UMWA Leader
President Wilson commends John L. Lewis for directing Illinois and Indiana miners to return to work. Lewis telegraphed Kansas locals ordering a return, citing 3 488 on strike. He states the walkouts breach the UMWA contract and urges settlement through the joint board. He also criticizes Alexander Howat for not pursuing contract procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Kansas
United Mine Workers
Southern Coal Operators’ Association
Board of Adjustment
Alexander Tiowat
Kansas Miners
Howat
Howat Rejects Lewis Instructs on Kansas Strike
Alexander M. Howat president of the Kansas Mine Workers union tonight telegraphs John L Lewis head of the I W A to refuse to obey instructions from Lewis that Kansas striking coal miners return to work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howat
Kansas
Pittsburg
Kans
Alexander M. Howat
Kansas Mine Workers Union
John L Lewis
International Union
Lewis
Burn Holes In Pakola Headka At Ordination Ceremony
Dr John Dewey visiting Changchow during a Buddhist holiday as 1 080 novices were ordained. The ceremony marked by priests bearing scarred scalps where lighted incense cones burned into the skin, with 822 taking full vow and others receiving fewer scars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Changchow
Kiangsu Province
John Dewey
University of Peking
China
Harvester Company Official Dies in Brussels Belgium
William Y. Couchman vice president of International Harvester and head of European operations died suddenly in Brussels Belgium. He served thirty seven years in the agricultural implement business, starting as an office boy for McCormick Harvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OY Morning Journal
William Y. Couchman
Internatonal Harvester Company
Brussels
Belgium
Couchman
McCormick Tfarvesting Machine Company
Soviet Army Crosses Bug River Near Warsaw
Moscow reports multiple crossings of the Bug by the Soviet army as it advances toward Warsaw. The official notice also notes continued gains in the Bielsk region as of Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bug
Warsaw
Moscow
Bielsk
Soviet agrees to Lithuanian demand on Vilna evacuation
Copenhagen reports the Soviet government has agreed to evacuate Vilna following Lithuanian demands, with the condition that Lithuanian authorities provide railway material for evacuation to the Soviet fourth army commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Vilna
Poles Capture 500 Prisoners in Lomza Engagement
A Polish official communique reports southeast of Lomza Polish troops defeated the eighteenth division of Bolshevik forces crossing the Narew river. Five hundred prisoners were taken along with important booty. Fighting continues along the Sereth and in the Sokal region as Polish aviators report Bolsheviks retreating toward Krzemieniec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lomza
Narew
Bug
Sokal
Lemberg
Brody
Krzemienec
Sereth
War Against Booze In Home Of Jamaica Rum
Kingston Jamaica August 4 Two American missionaries lead the Jamaica League against Alcoholism a group aiming to affiliate with the World League against Alcoholism The drive cites Pussyfoot Johnson and names Leif Jones Donald MacLean and Lord Rowallan as leaders The rum industry is cited as a major obstacle to prohibition and a revenue source for the government worth about 1 000 000 annually
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WT Morning Journal
Wink Kingston
Jamaica
John Barleycorn
Jamaica Rum
Jamaica League Against Alcoholism
World League Against Alcoholism
Leif Jones
Donald MacLean
M. P
Lord Rowallan
Vicce
Pussyfoot" Johnson
Italy Provides For Livestock Insurance
A government decree in Italy establishes state backed livestock insurance for cows sheep pigs and horses. Local insurers lose their sole role as branches of the national institute for livestock insurance will operate in major centers with funds available to cover normal and abnormal losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
Italy
National Institute For Local Insurance of
Lvestock
Children taught to make their own shoes in Montenegro
In Danilovgrad Montenegro the Red Cross founded first trade school where orphanage boys are learning shoemaking. Material for 500 pairs of shoes has been sent to equip the workshop and train the pupils. The program aims to provide self sufficiency and craft skills for the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Wire
Washington
Danilovgrad
Red Cross
Montenegro
Harding Foregoes Speaking Trips For Front Porch Campaign
Marion Aug 4 Senator Harding pledged in a front porch speech that he would prioritize domestic peace over world peace. He urged unity among Americans of all birthplaces and resisted international supergovernment, addressing Wayne county Ohio delegates amid cheers. He plans no speeches outside Marion until October and awaits New York talks with Republican leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Marion
Harding
Wayne County
Ohio
West Virginia
Republican Club
Tripe
New York
Abbey Scott Laker
The
Nations Womans’ Party
Wayne KH. Wheeiler
Anti-Saloon League
Jlng
Ohio State University
Tammany Slate Put Through in New York State
Saratoga Springs Aug 4 A state officers ticket suggested by Tammany hall and up state leaders was agreed on at the unofficial democratic state convention. Governor Alfred E Smith was named for re nomination amid objections by Mayor Lunn who fought against candidate selection and a beer content plank. The platform endorses Wilson and Smith administrations and urges recognition of nations choosing self rule without intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
OY Morning Journal
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Alfred FE. Smith
Tammany Hall
G. R. Lunn
Schenectady
Lunn
Pight
Thomas F. Rogers
Behenectady
League of Nations
Bar Pranchieen
Ireland
Wilson
Bodies of Aviators Go East for Burial
The bodies of Lieut. Omer Locklear and Milton Elliott who died in a plane crash during a motion picture shoot will depart Los Angeles tomorrow. Locklear will be buried at Fort Worth Texas and Elliott at Gadsden Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OT Morning
Los Angeles
Calif
Omer Locklear
Milton Elliott
Lockteer
Fort Worth
Ter
Elliott Ty Gadsden
Ala
Arizona ranges improve with late summer rains
The weekly weather bureau range report notes further improvement across Arizona with almost daily showers in many grazing areas. Rain was too light to fully soak ground, Cochise County fared worst, while Pinto and Pinedale reported abundant moisture and full tanks. Cattle conditions ranged from fair to prime, and dry-farm crops benefited little due to late timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momming Journal
Pecial
Winey
Phoenix
Ariz
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Cochise County
Range
Pinto
Pinedale
West Las Vegas Plans Great White Way on Bridge Street
East Las Vegans describe a near completed street lighting campaign on the west side. Bridge street will become a bright main thoroughfare with wiring run through alleys and new poles overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Las
Sheriff’s Daughter Marries Impostor As Sequel to Elopement
Jack Everett, posing as a friend of Elfego Baca, married Jenny Baca in Albuquerque after a coerced elopement. Baca later had Everett arrested in Albuquerque as details emerged of a prior marriage and a 5 year old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Everett
Everett
Jenny Haca
Elfego Baca
Socorro County
Wootton
Sheriff Baca
Mr. Baca
Jenny
Curry
al Woods
Albuquerque
George Curry
Arizona
Baca
Kifego
Haca
Feud between Cattle and Sheep Men Breaks Out Anew
A N Johnson and Charles F E Wood of Vernal Utah appeal to Governor Shoup for protection and sheep losses in Colorado. They claim cattlemen drove their flocks into Moffat and Rio Blanco counties this spring and report 300 sheep killed in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Colo
A. N. Johnson
Charles FE. Wood
Vernal
Utah
Oliver H. Shoup
Keyes
Moffat
Rio Bianco
Johnson
Ponzi refuses probe of assets as $50% returns draw scrutiny
Charles Ponzi, under federal and state investigations for his 50 percent in ninety days scheme, rejects Attorney General Allen’s call for a state asset review. He claims no law compels disclosure, while federal audits proceed. The Securities Exchange offices keep honoring notes as investors taper off. Ponzi and wife attend a theatre amid mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeee
Wee) Koston
Charles Ponzi
Allen
Pong
Securities Exchange Company
Ponzi
Cox Predicts Victory for Right in Democratic Fight
Dayton Aug 4 Governor Cox opened a Democratic picnic speech predicting an offensive battle for the fall campaign. He vowed a triumph of right principles over Republicans, saying the fight would be honest and decisive, though he must wait to discuss national issues until Saturday. A crowd of up to 50,000 was anticipated for the notification ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Dayton
Cox
Harding
San Francisco
J. Sprigg McMahon
Tennessee
Abbie Scott Baker
National Women's Party
Tarding
Canadian Railways to Increase Rates
Montreal Aug 4 Canadian railways will raise freights and passenger rates on movements from the United States starting August 26 in response to the Interstate Commerce Commission decision. The Halfway Association of Canada says increases will run 25 to 40 percent on freight 20 percent on passenger fares and 60 percent on sleeping car fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal Special
Montreal
Canadian Railways
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Te Halfway Association of Canada
Engineering societies invite to form federated body
One hundred fifty leading engineering societies with a combined 225000 members are invited to join the Federated American Engineering Societies. The new organization aims to perpetuate the wartime cooperation of engineers for government interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
New York
Federated American Engineering Societies
Eduardo Martinez committed to New Mexico State Hospital
Sent to the State Asylum in Fast Las Vegas on August 4 Eduardo Martinez of Antonico son of the late Don Eduardo Martinez a pro merchant and stock raiser of San Miguel and Guadalupita was committed to the New Mexico state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Eduardo Martinez
Antonico
Don Eduardo Martinez
San Miguel and
Guadalupita
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Bulletin
England
Mexico
Esteban Gantu
de la Huerta
Lioux City
Charles Hamilton
Joan W. Anderson
Hevernor
W. J. Hlarding
Ancon
Porecast
Wilgun
Feo Wire
Indianapolis
Ind
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Lewis
Ilinois
Indiana
Pakola
REDS
Lithuania
Americas
Tammany
New York State
Bard
Socorro
CLA
Punz
Gok
GO. P
Engineers’ Societies
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