Polish Government Considers Moving as Warsaw Slated to Fall
Paris dispatch reports Bolsheviks nearing Warsaw from multiple axes with troops within twenty miles of the city. Polish leaders reportedly weigh relocating to Posen while one hundred thousand citizens pledge to defend the capital to the last breath, though officials doubt the move will alter the city’s fate.
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Paris
Warsaw
Hatter
Vistula
Narew
Bue
Pultusk
Capital
Bug
Thisger
Plivki
Debre
Kaluszyn
Misawa
Thorn
Posen
Premier Witos Leaves Warsaw for Posen
Warsaw reports Premier Witos has left Warsaw for Posen as today's newspaper asserts.
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Warsaw
Witos
Posen
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
The legible fragments reference a city commission or meeting in A, with mention of an estate and event timing. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item appears to concern a municipal notice or legal matter involving property and scheduling.
Bolshevik Fronts Close to Warsaw Sees Conflicting Distances
An official communique reports contact with Bolshevik lines as near as forty kilometers from Warsaw, about twenty six miles, while other figures place the distance at 26 miles along the Warsaw Ave corridor.
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Warsaw
Ave
Weygand unlikely to head Polish forces say Temps
Paris reports General Weygand will not accept the Polish council of national defense offer to become overall commander of Polish forces. The Koloheviks push west beyond Miaws toward the Vistula aiming to sever Poland’s last Baltic supply line. The abandonment of Pulturk is deemed a serious setback.
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Paris
Weygand
Polish Council of National Defense
Temps
Kolohevik
Vistula
Baltic
Poland
Pulturk
Business Women of Duke City Forming New Association
Albuquerque business and professional women met at the YWCA to form a citywide organization modeled after Rotary and Kiwanis clubs. Members from nursing, teaching, secretarial work, insurance, cafeteria management, advertising, and more spoke of their roles. President Miss Ethel Hickey announced Miss Lota Kelly of Raton would address the group upon return from a National Association meeting.
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Albuquerque
Y. W
Rotary and
Kiwanis
Ethel Hickey
Lota Kelly
Raton
National Association of Business Women’s Clubs
New York
Focal Association
Margaret Kelehar
Betty Fitehugh
Ella Bartlett
Marjorie Allien
Mary Paine
Josephine Parsons
Irene Fisher
New Mexico Arizona Weather Outlook for Weekend
Aug 13 forecast reports local showers in New Mexico Saturday with warmer temperatures. Sunday turns partly cloudy and warmer. Arizona sees possible local showers Saturday except extreme west portion, with warmer Sunday and further clearing.
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Fenver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary From University Report
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university. Highest temperature 71 degrees. Humidity at G and MH 86 percent. Humidity at 86 percent. Precipitation 0.40 inch. Maximum wind velocity 6 miles per hour. Direction of wind variable. Character of day cloudy.
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Mennoks
G & MH
Gloudy
Cox to Open Campaign in West Virginia Speech Plan
Governor Cox will address the West Virginia Democratic convention in Wheeling and a public audience on the riverbank. He praises Tennessee Senate ratifying woman suffrage and refrains from beer and light wine talk. He will meet Senator Owen of Oklahoma and adjust campaign stops including Pittsburgh and New Haven.
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Tennessee Senate
Columbus
Cox
Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Zanesvile
Cumberland
St. Clairs Ville
White
Democratic National Committee
Ohwen
Senator Owen
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
New Haven
New York
Hubbell Stands for Primary Law in New Mexico
Frank A. Hubbell issues a statement in Sunshine State advocating a primary system to nominate county officers and elect delegates, arguing it will curb boss power and align politics with what a man stands for. He expresses support for Governor Larrazola’s reforms and calls for fair delegate selection and party unity.
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New Mexico
Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Larrazola
Larrazolo
Bernalillo County
Fight Over Cup Sparks Jail Term For Negro Worker
A black worker in Winslow Arizona attacked Ernest Kuhn white foreman in the Santa Fe shop after Kuhn warned him not to drink from the white cup. Kuhn suffered non fatal injuries and was confined in Santa Fe hospital. The black worker known as J Thomas escaped on a freight but was recaptured at Pinta and brought back to Winslow. Authorities expect no mob action despite high tensions. Thomas reportedly had two prior parole from the Arizona penitentiary.
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Santa Fe
Winslow
Ariz
Ernest Kuhn
Kuhn
J. Thomas
Pinta
Arizona
Wireless telephone demonstration links LA to Catalina Islands
District Engineer Blenaker and Ray M. Potter demonstrated wireless phone links eight hundred miles apart. A Los Angeles Catalina conversation sounded as clear as a local line while wireless telegraph signals could be read. Tests aimed at two way communication with limited transmitting range but wide receiving reach.
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Blenaker
Ray M. Potter
Chlifton
Ariz
Los Angeles
Catalina Islands
Washington
Arlington
Washingen
D. CC
Mullen Ranch
Albuquerque
Illicit still found near city dump hides odor
Jerome Arizona Aug 14 federal officers uncovered a galvanized mash still near a city dump. They destroyed a large quantity of liquor declared poisonous and 550 gallons of mash. Officials said the smell was masked by the dump site while the still faced deliberate destruction.
New York Longshoremen End Strike Push To Return Work
Coastwire longshoremen, on strike since March 12, vote to resume work Monday if steamship owners remove strike breakers. They demand arbitration on wages up 15 cents an hour. A striker committee will meet owners tomorrow and report to a special Sunday meeting.
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New York
Coastwire
Bunday
Pope Benedict Slips on Marble Floor, Slight Knee Abrasion
The Pope Benedict reportedly slipped on a marble floor while moving from his bedroom to his private library. He sustained a minor skin abrasion to his knee with no serious injury.
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Associated Press
Pope Benedict
Messaggero
Express rate hike approved by ICC on milk and cream rules
Washington Aug 13 The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 12.5 percent increase in express rates. The American Railway Express Co had sought an average 25.1 percent rise, but the commission found that excessive. Milk and cream rates may be aligned with those on parallel railroad routes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Rail Way
Railroad Board
Commission
Express Company
Get Rich Quick Ponzi and Associates Behind Bars
Boston Aug 13 four men linked to Ponzi scheme held after federal arrest. Charities Ponzi surrendered after bond woes and faces bankruptcy proceedings. Old Colony Foreign Exchange officers Brightwell Meyers and partners jailed on larceny counts with hearings set for Aug 24. Ponzi's liabilities reach about 3 million with assets around 4 million, while note holders rush offices amid paid suspensions.
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Boston
New England
Ponzi
Middlesex County
Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Charles M. Brightwell
Raymond Meyers
Fred Meyers
Securities Exchange Company
Albert Hurwitz
Ponazi
John &. Dendere
Dagog
Guglielmo Bertolletti
Parma
Italy
Joseph (. Allen
State Bank
Hanover Trust Company
Allen
Hanover
F. J. Burrell
Prenzied
Devonshire Street
Brightwell
The
Exchange Company
Maenday
Edwin J. Pride
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to Open Bank
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers receives a charter in Washington and will open November 1 with capital of 1.9 million dollars. The bank will serve only members and divisions, with a 19 percent dividend limit, to aid its 5 000 members and 87 divisions. Warren and Stone, grand chief, announce the project plans a 20 story building for the bank’s future home.
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Cleveland
Bank of the Brotherhood of Lecanmiotive Engineers
Washington
Warren & Stone
Grand Chief
Sail
Brotherhood
Enlargement of Foreign Policy By W G Harding
W G Harding plans to elaborate on previous declarations seeking an understanding that would not imperialize the United States. He outlines a broader foreign policy to reduce tensions and promote mutual respect among nations.
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W. G. Harding
Will
U.S
Harding Addresses Editors on Old Morality and Policy
Senator Harding in Marion urged a return to old-time honesty and fairness arguing for rigid ethics and stability. He pressed for a timber supply policy for paper pulp and signaled a broader foreign policy plan to be outlined in September perhaps at the Minnesota state fair.
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Minnesota
Morning Journal
Marion
Cox
Harding
Washington
Jefferson
Hamilton
McKinley
Roosevelt
Ohio Republican Editorial Association
Plane Lands In Mesquite Patch En Route To El Paso
An all metal plane on a Los Angeles to New York leg forced a landing in a Mesquite patch north of Tucson after a motor failure from heat. No injuries. a broken propeller caused all damage. Piloted by EB E Allison with Eddie Rickenbacker and John M Larsen aboard, the craft continued to El Paso next morning.
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Tucson
Ariz
Los Angeles
New York
el Paso
EB. E. Alison
Cleveland
Ohio
Eddie Rickenbacker
John M. Larsen
New York Aircraft Corporation
Allyon
Ray wins National Open golf championship at Inverness
Englishman R Edward Ray captured the National Open title with 295 for 72 holes at Inverness. He edged American contenders Leo Diegel, Jock Hutchinson, and Jack Burke by one stroke, while Harry Vardon finished just two behind. The cup will stay at Oxey club, England.
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Toledo
Ohio
R Edward Ray
England
Inverness
Harry Varden
Leo Diego
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Jack Burke
St. Paul
Vardon
Ray
Oxey Club
Burke
Diegel
Hutchinson
America
Fred Hell
Denver
3000 Mexican Troops Land To Fight Cantu
A force of 3,000 Mexican government soldiers landed yesterday at Fl Barril on the Gulf of California and will march across the Colorado desert to attack the Cantu forces at Mexiccall, according to a report received by Ives G. Selevier, Mexican consul in this city.
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San Piegs
Calif
Fl Barril
Gulf of California
Colorado Desert
Mexiccall
Ives G. Selevier
Plebiscite Demands Trigger Bolshevik Polish Crisis
Bolsheviki demand a plebiscite to decide the future of Polish lands prompting European powers to seek a peaceful settlement. The call underscores a broader drive to redraw borders and resolve wartime disputes amid rising tensions.
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Bolsheviki
Peace terms outline drastic Soviet Polish borders and propaganda rights
Bolsheviki push for a plebiscite in Russian Poland and unrestricted propaganda a year before voting. Terms include free travel for Soviet nationals, control of Polish mines, and dissemination of code messages between Russia and Germany. Officials say terms may erode Polish sovereignty and fuel anti Polish sentiment. Wrangel gains US and French cautious support as anti Bolshevik efforts near civil administration take root in occupied areas.
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Washington
Associated Press
Poland
Boelisheviki
Russia
Germany
Minsk
France
United States
Wrangel
Ltehth
Wrangell
Finland
Wrancel
Corpa
Husband Held on Insanity Charge After Threats
David Raca was taken into custody by a deputy sheriff and lodged in the county jail to await action by the district court to determine his insanity. The complaint was filed by his wife who said he had been acting queerly and had threatened her.
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David Raca
Jalil
Albuquerque Morning Journal Interview Fragment
A fragmented interview asks a respondent about nicknames height and weight and favorite professions.Backroom conferences and a wish to live where switches grow appear in the dialog.The reader is given quirky questions and the persona of a Albuquerque Morning Journal staffer is mentioned.
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Kiditor
The
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Albuquerque
Tome
John Ww
Wilson
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