Poland Faces Bolshevik Threat as Warsaw Likely Falls
Washington reports reveal officials skeptical France or Britain can send timely aid to Poland. Allies’ commitment remain uncertain as German tensions rise and US contemplates limited involvement unless Rhine actions justify war. Some optimism exists over potential ammunition and supplies aiding Poland to hold Russians.
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Ning Journal Special LE
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State Department
France
Great Britain
Warsaw
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Rhine
Germany
Dredging East River to Long Island Sound Planned in New York
Officials describe a 15 to 20 year project costing 75.9 to 76 million dollars to deepen the East River to create a more direct New York harbor entrance. Dangers include dynamite charges, submerged work, treacherous currents, and risk of collisions as crews drill, blast, and scoop rock into deep holes while naval and customs officials enforce safety distances.
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Lodge nomination address seals Harding bid for GOP presidency
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge delivers formal notification to Warren G. Harding as the Republican nominee for president. The address supports a government of laws, opposes entangling alliances, upholds Monroe Doctrine principles, and urges party unity to advance policy while avoiding foreign commitments.
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Roosevelt
New Pathway Must Be Found to Peace
Warren G. Harding in Marion Ohio pledged peace by a congress resolution and a future associ ation of nations that preserves American sovereignty. He condemned Wilsons league of nations and urged a new path to world harmony while calling for government by party and higher production to lower living costs. Thousands gathered as delegates paraded and applauded during a seven hour reception and the notification ceremony at the pavilion.
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Wilson
League of Nations
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Hays
Chautauqua Pavilion
Will
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Chicago
Bolsheviks Capture Grodno After Stiff Polish Defense
A Polish dispatch says Bolshevik forces captured Grodno after a hard defense by Polish troops. In the south a Red infantry detachment crossing the east Galicia frontier was driven back across the Zbrucz river after an all day battle. Prior to Grodno’s fall Poles expelled the enemy from forts north of the town but Reds counterattacked with reinforcements and forced a Polish withdrawal to the south.
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Warsaw
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Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest U S
Partly cloudy to Friday and Saturday with cooler readings Friday except in the extreme west. Arizona sees unsettled and warmer Friday with Saturday fair conditions.
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Arizona
Local Weather Report Summary
Conditions for the past day reported by the university show a partly cloudy day with a maximum wind of 34, from the southwest. Humidity and precipitation readings are not legible in parts of the text.
Hays Explains Absence Of Platform Plank
A telegram from Will Hays says the proposed law and order plank was struck from the Republican platform by the Chicago subcommittee as meaningless and never reached the full committee or the convention. He notes the Supreme Court Volstead decision made the dry plank unnecessary and that the platform still supports constitutional government.
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Lincoln
Neb
Will H. Hays
Virgil G. Hinshaw
National Committee
Prohibition Party
Soviet Agent Santer Nuorteva Reported En Route to Russia
Official advices say Santer Nuorteva private secretary to Ludwig C. A. K. Martens Soviet agent in the United States recently arrived in England as a sailor on a merchant vessel. He is now traveling to Russia via Libau aboard a British steamer under British officials.
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Santer Nuorteva
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
United States
England
Russia
Libau
Prohibition Nomination Goes to Aaron S Watkins at Lincoln
Ohio's Aaron S. Watkins of Germantown wins the Prohibition Party presidential nomination at Lincoln on the second ballot after 85 votes each on first. Watkins, a Germantown military academy professor and former Ada College staffer, pledges active campaigning. William J. Bryan declines the nomination from Norris Montana.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ohio
Aaron S. Watkins
Germantown
William J. Bryan
Watkins
K. H. Patton
Germantown Military Academy
Ile
Ada College
Rushsylvania
Oho
Bryan Refuses Prohibition Nomination in Bozeman Dispatch
Lincoln July 22 The Associated Press reports William Jennings Bryan refused the Prohibition party nomination tendered yesterday at the convention in Bozeman Mont The news threw the gathering into deep consternation as plans had been made for his acceptance and the convention adjourned in gloom around the prohibition headquarters
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Bozeman Chronicle
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Associated Press
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Harding vows to end war if elected by resolution
In a speech, Harding pledges to end war if elected by resolution and to pursue the formation of an association of nations while preserving American sovereignty. He outlines steps to advance international cooperation without compromising U S independence.
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Bolsheviks in Mexico Face Investigation by Gov Gasca
Mexico City July 32. Governor Celestine Gasca says a special commission will probe newspaper reports naming alleged bolsheviks. He argues the demonstrations reflect oppressed citizens venting, not a threat to peace, while red ink on the paper underscores the story.
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Celestine Gasea
Federal District
Mexico
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Gasca
Car
Polshevik
Harding Accepts Republican Nomination Aims for United Government
Warren G. Harding pledges constitutional government led by party, endorses national league of nations referendum, calls for production growth to curb living costs, and urges prohibition enforcement while supporting suffrage ratification this fall. He advocates collective bargaining for farmers, railroads rehabilitation, currency deflation, and strong navy with a small elite army.
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