Fourth Bolshevik Army Reported Captured by Polish Forces
Riga Oct 1 Military news from the Russian Polish and Polish Lithuanian fronts overshadowing the peace conference says most of the Fourth Bolshevik army has been captured in an encircling maneuver by Polish forces. All staff except the commanding general and chief of staff were taken. prisoners total 26 650 with 426 machine guns 156 light field guns and twenty six heavy guns captured. Vilna expected to fall at any moment as Polish advances push north from Lida and Baranovitchi occupation is reported.
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Associated Press
Riga
Masages
Grodno-Lida
Lida
Baranovitchi
Dombski
Adolph Joffe
Colonel Tallents
Minsk
Dan Zig
Hanna Campaigns for Decent Government in New Mexico
In Socorro and Magdalena New Mexico voters hear Hanna Lucero and Putney condemn boss rule and big corporate influence. Hanna urges support for C C Reyall for state senator and a democratic senate while Putney targets Charley Springer and praises Editor Carl Magee for standing against corrupt politics.
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Speci San Marcial
N. M
Hanna
Lucero
Putney
Soccorro County
Magdalena
Socorro
San Antonio
C. C. Reyall
Silver City
Billie Murray
Murray
Senate
Robert Putney
Charley Springer
Springer
Stand Putney
Carl Magee
Journal
Magee
New Mexico
Fievall
Ban Marcial
Get
Hood
Adolfo Torres
Judge Hanna
Chino Copper Company
Manna
Albuquerque Herald
The
Herald
Dudes Hanna
Harding campaign speech in Marion outlines social justice and Article Ten
Senator Harding outlines enforcement of social justice as a cornerstone of progress and opposes federal overreach while presenting a federal department of public welfare. He supports maternity protection labor regulation and child welfare, and reiterates opposition to the Versailles covenant during a large women’s delegation event in Marion Ohio.
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Marion, OO
Harding
Department of Public
Washington
Tront
Marion
Richard Edwards
Indiana
Raymond Robins
Chi
Cbe
Cox in Oklahoma rally ends western trip with torch parade
Governor Cox drew one of the warmest receptions of his western swing in Tulsa as crowds packed auditoriums and a torch light parade closed the Oklahoma stop. He denounced Hays scouts and warned of political trickery while focusing on cotton, wheat, and oil state concerns.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Cox
League of Nations
Convention Hall
J. F B. A. Robertson
Pershing Accepts French War Medal
General Pershing today accepted the Medaille Militaire, the French government’s highest military decoration, in a ceremony at Fort Myer. French General Marie Fayolie presented the award, honoring the first American troops that entered the Western front firing line.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
Ver. Shing
Fort Myer
Marie Fayolie
Western Front
Green Beats Schiff In Ten Round Newspaper Decision
Willie Green of Philadelphia won a ten round newspaper decision over Johnny Schiff of Chicago at Sioux City. Green captured six rounds to Schiff's four with one even, in a bout reported tonight.
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Green
Prom Schiff
Sioux City
Iowa
Willie Green
Philadelphia
Joshnny Schiff
Chicago
Borah Campaign Status Questioned by GOP Leaders
Republican leaders in New York said Senator Borah Idaho did not quit the campaign. A letter asking no more engagements was noted but no cancellation announced. Borah plans three Connecticut speeches next week, and he has managed his own itineraries.
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New York
Republican National
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
Republican Publicity Bureau
Connecticut
Sugar beet plants begin to cut beets in Utah
Utah sugar beet factories began cutting the 1920 crop with most expected to be running by next week. Utah-Idaho experts say beets this year show high sugar content and good output is anticipated.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah-Idaho Company
MacSwiney Weak in Considerable Pain
London bulletin reports Lord Mayor MacSwiney in considerable pain and markedly weakened. His wife had not visited for two days due to illness, and the bulletin notes his advancing exhaustion during the October briefing.
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Macswiney
Associated Press
London
Oct
Irish Self Determination League
Griffith accuses Irish government of reprisals and Sinn Fein plots
Arthur Griffith claims the Dublin government orchestrated reprisals in Ireland and that Sinn Fein leaders were targeted for gas attacks. He presents papers he says are official documents, including a military order and a permit allegedly signed by Sir Nevil Macready, and warns reporters could be arrested for publishing them.
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Griffith
Engiiech
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TATED
Ian MacPherson
Ireland
Weather Portrait For New Mexico Arizona Weekend
Saturday unsettled in New Mexico with Sunday partly cloudy and cooler. Arizona sees generally fair weather Saturday and Sunday with cooler Saturday conditions.
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Desaver
New Mexico
Arizona
Kalakun University Weather Summary
The twenty four hours ended 4 4 pm recorded at the university. Highest temperature 73 degrees. Humidity 61 percent at 6 am and 26 percent at 6 pm. Precipitation trace. Maximum wind velocity from the southwest. Day was partly cloudy.
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LAKAL
Canditisus
Longworth probes congressional power to curb baseball gambling
Congressman Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati announced he is investigating the scope of congressional power to protect baseball games. He favors baseball anti gambling legislation and hopes to find ways for swift action.
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Eye Associated Press
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Congressional
Congress
Baseball reformers seek civilian tribunal to run major leagues
Representatives from four major league clubs launch a plan to abolish the current commission and establish a civilian tribunal of public figures to oversee all organized baseball. The proposal, drafted by A D Lasker, calls for higher salaries and a nonappealable ruling body funded by receipts, with aim to curb gambling and restore public control.
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Chicago
Willam Veeck
Charles A. Comiskey
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
John McGraw
New York
National Commission
Pershing
Leonard Wood
William Howard Taft
Hiram Johnson
K. M. Landis
William G. McAdoo
Lasker
Fusionists Resolve Santa Fe County Ticket Split
In Santa Fe on October 1 a joint fusion of the independent Republicans and Democrats recomposed the county ticket. Giberto Mirabal resigned from the state senate slate and Aliphonse Dockweiler of Tesuque was named. Jose Madrid of Santa Cruz replaced Isals Alarid as assessor. The fusion slate will appear on the Democratic ticket. Crist remains the district attorney nominee with possible fusion votes.
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Santa Fe
Giberto Mirabal
State Senate
Aliphonse Dockweiler
Tesuque
Jose Madrid
Santa Cruz
League Covenant Reprints Stir Public Interest in Nations Pact
Journal reports renewed interest in the League of Nations Covenant after a 191% May submission and congressional attention. Citizens who previously dismissed it now seek copies and discussion intensifies amid the campaign issue context.
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Congress
A Straight Course and the Journal’s Public Service
The piece defends the Journal’s policy driven by service to the public and criticizes those seeking motive or hidden agendas. It argues for supporting Mechem, Larrazolo, and the party aligned with progressive reforms while denouncing bosses, special interests, and manipulated senatorial control.
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Judge Honma
Las Vegas
Larrazolo
Murphy
New York
Taggart
Indiana
New Mexico
Mgr. Sully
Mechem
Senate
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