Safety record shines at miners field day carnival
President C F Kelley of Anaconda Company presents 1920 banner to Emma Mine with praise for Alice and others. First aid teams tie for first in the safety contest as 18 000 attendees enjoy a day of races baseball mine contests and a dance on Columbia gardens carnival day. Timber Butte upsets A C ML Mines 5 to 2 in morning action. Two bands played as crowds gathered all day.
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C. F. Kelley
Anaconda Company
Emma Mine
Alice
Columbia Gardens
Timber Butte
A. C. ML. Mines
Harding Plans Campaign Talks in Ohio Meetings
Senator Harding outlines a campaign schedule through October 1 with speaking dates and issues to be covered. A front porch program and invitations to speak away will be discussed, with key figures Hays and New leading the speakers bureau.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Covbo
Will H. Hays
Senator New
Indiana
Harry M. Daugherty
Senator Medillecormick
Illinois
Henry Wallace
Western Farm
Wallace
Minnesota
Abby Scott Baker
Woman's Party
Tennessee
Winners in Min Events and Drilling Contest Notes
Winners in min events include Black Rock Nettie and Granite Mountain with perfect scores. A second contest between five teams will be announced later. Drilling contest results show Jack Bac EB Michohon first, Mons and Riley second, brothers third. Baseball note mentions Timber Routte upset and Teague leader with 3 10 tinge Dante Fitzgerald noted.
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Tor Tist
Black Rock
Nettie
Granite Mountain
Dominick Brimons
Jack Bac
Michohon
Mons
Riley
Brothers
Teague
Tinge Dante the Fitzgerald
Emma Mine Receives 1920 Safety Banner at Picnic Event
Cornelius F. Kelley of Anaconda Copper Mining praises the Emma miners for a flawless safety record and applauds Alice mine for a 100 percent record. Rain interrupted the program briefly but did not dampen spirits as bands played and crowds sang. A minor fire scare and a mountain lightning strike added drama to a day with no accidents reported.
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Emma Mine
Cornelius F. Kelley
Anaconda
W. 8. Bates
General Arrangements Committee
Ball Park
Unearthing of Assets in Boston Bubble Probe
Federal and state probes into the Old Colony Foreign Exchange company reveal assets seized totaling 11 081 dollars in cash and checks. Officers are jailed or bonded as notes reveal claims of large overseas money, bonds, and bank deposits.
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U. S
Boston
Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Jay Benton
Shipping board okays Hun ocean trade pact with US firms
The Shipping Board backed cooperation between the American Ship and Commerce Corp of New York and Hamburg American Line to operate former German trade routes for 20 years. The agreement allows equal tonnage purchases in passenger and freight services between the United States and Germany and other ports, with mutual access to pier facilities and offices.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Benson
American Ship and Commerce Corporation of New York
Wns
United States
Germany
Huns Protest Boundary Demarcation Over Prussia Split
Berlin reports a German peace delegation protest over plans to separate East and West Prussia from the Vistula. Four German representatives in London Paris and Rome present the note to the Supreme Council and capitals, declaring the decision incompatible with the peace treaty and not to be recognized.
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Berlin
Paris
London
Rome
Supreme Council
East
West Prussia
Vistula
France seeks cash to pay share of 50 million loan
New York Aug 16 France plans to pay her share of the Anglo French loan of 50 million dollars when it matures Oct 15. Jean Parmentier official representative of the French ministry of finance declared on arrival to confer with American banks The amount of the loan is stated to be 147000000 dollars in a related note
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Benton
Quincy
Europe
Securities Exchange Com
New York
France
Jean Parmentier
Ministry of Finance
Final respects paid to Major General Gorgas in Washington
In Washington on August 15 officials and foreign representatives gathered at the Church of the Epiphany to pay final respects to Maj. Gen. William C. Gorgas former army surgeon general who died in London. Honorary pallbearers included Secretary Baker and Maj. Gen. Peyton C. Mare.
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Washington
William C. Gorgas
Army
London
Navy
Church of the Epiphany
Baker
Peyton C. Mare
Wrangel Faces Risk as Britain Seeks Armistice Progress
London reports Premier Lloyd George told the house of commons Wrangel must act at his own risk if he attacks Soviet forces. Washington observers note Britain may withdraw aid to avoid complicating Soviet-Polish armistice talks. London press recalls Lloyd George’s stance as he defends democratic rights against industrial pressure.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Baron Wrangel
South
Russia
Washington
Lloyd George's
General Wrangel
France
Great Britain
Polish Forces Hold Key Positions in Bug Valley and Warsaw
Polish troops report heavy losses to Bolshevik forces as they retake vital positions along the Bug and defend Warsaw. Russian forces allegedly enter Warsaw per Vilna dispatch while Red Cavalry operates along the Prussian frontier.
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Bug River
Chelm
Brubieszow
Vistula River
Capital
Thorn
Red Cavalry
Warsaw
Bug
Grauden
Vistula
Danzig
Poles Recapture City of Radyzmin on Warsaw Front
On August 15 1944 fighting is reported on the Warsaw front. Radyzmin to the northeast of Warsaw is again in Polish hands after an alley engagement. Russian attacks were launched from multiple sectors as the battle continued.
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Radyzmin
Warsaw
Wage Deadlock Seals Fate of Central Coal Field
Cleveland August 18 joint scale committee of the central competitive coal field ends session without agreement after operators refuse miners wage demands and miners reject counter proposals. Miners sought 2.4 dollar daily increases plus 10 cent per ton for pick and machine mining. operators offered raise tied to existing award and rejected further demands.
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Cleveland
Central Competitive Coal Field
Premier renews offer to discuss dominion policy with Ireland delegates
London dispatch reports the house of commons adjourned to Oct. 19 after approving Bonar Law’s motion while speaker may recall Parliament if needed. The premier affirmed Britain and Italy endorsed Russia's armistice terms with Poland and warned intervention would require consent. Lloyd George outlined conditions on Irish policy and stated no settlement with antivisers that would risk UK security. Continued on Page Column 3.
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Ireland
London
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Bonar Law
Russia
Poland
Great Britain
Italy
Polic Ireland
Lloyd George
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Owumn
American Ship and Commerce Corporation
Cilities Mutual
Gorgas
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House of Colmons
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Baltic
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Vilna
The
Times
Kovno
Lithuania
Valley of the Bug
Luenee
Galicia
Modlina
Nove-Georszovak
Narew and
Hrubieszow
Wiedawa
Mlawa
Narew
Northern
Uist
St Bo
Gia Art
United Kingdom
British Isles
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