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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1920
Page
1
Lloyd George and Miller discuss the Polish situation and will cover naval military and economic plans. The talks center on securing control and assessing strategic options regarding Warsaw and regional influence. Strong entities include Lloyd George Miller and the Polish context in Europe.
Britain and France believe Bolshevists aimed to capture Warsaw and install a Soviet government in Poland. Premier Lloyd George and M Millerand met to discuss Polish crisis with plans for naval military and economic aid drawn by Foch and Wilson. Two notes from Moscow were received denying a 10 day truce and urging direct Polish Bolshevik talks in Minsk next Wednesday.
Republican Headquarters issues official statement rebutting Governor's criticism of the Republican Congress. The brief release defends party positions and accuses critics of misrepresentation and error in the cow speech remarks.
A Marion Ohio statement from Harding headquarters defends the Republican record on taxation finances and the League of Nations in response to Governor Cox. It says the Senate did not subvert the people's will, disputes Cox's claims on tax cuts and spending and asserts Republican leadership will face fiscal future. The reply labels Cox’s acceptance speech as pleasing opponents and criticizes his anti tax stance.
Berlin wireless reports outer forts of Warsaw under bombardment since Friday morning. Maj. Henry T. Allen, commander of the American army of occupation, says Poland’s military situation is critical and resources for resistance may be unavailable. He believes Germany will stay neutral and block Bolshevist advance beyond its eastern border.
Warsaw reports peace talks stall as Moscow wireless operators refuse Polish note seeking Minsk talks. Polish government uneasy over missed reception. press says Bolshevists delay to gain time while Warsaw presses on. Russia signals readiness to withdraw to 1918 line if Poland accepts armistice terms.
Butte’s Ted Barker retains Montana amateur golf title by defeating R F Gaines of Butte in a 36 hole final, finishing 11 up with 9 to play. Mrs E E Magill of Missoula wins the ladies amateur, 7 up and 5 to play, over Mrs Charles Evans. Joe Novak of Spokane takes the men's open championship with 299 total. Other honors go to Bowers Pocatello T Blair Anaconda and G Jackson Anaconda and W Bellinger Anaconda. Barker’s form steady, Gaines nervous, match featured strong play and long drives.
The Purple and White of Elke celebrated at Dan Tewey's Mace Track ranch with a day of frolic. Visitors enjoyed an athletic program, daylight pyrotechnics, and dancing to a splended orchestra. Families, pioneers, and youth explored the ranch as a grand fete lit by balloons and parades.
In Alberta authorities report a gang that robbed a Canadian Pacific train near Sentinel last Monday is surrounded at Crow's Nest Pass eastern entrance. They are said to hide in rocks as provincial police and civilians maintain the siege. Leader Tom Basef is wounded in the arm from a Bellevue clash in which two constables were shot.
A St. Lawrence parish picnic ends in disaster as Francis Harrington William Nevin and John Gilmore drown in Basin Creek Reservoir after a stone boat capsized Emmett Murphy is rescued while women form a chain reaching out with a stick to aid him. Dr Andrew Johnson and aides work to revive the victims but only Murphy survives.
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