Harsh Soviet stance on Poland noted by Berlin circles
Berlin reports say Moscow’s attitude toward Poland is viewed as harsh by neutral and allied observers. Warsaw decrees threaten death for desertion and crimes, while Rothschild’s travel to Warsaw is blocked. Reported famine risk and rising Polish nationalism fear German and British blame shifts, with French praised.
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Berlin
Poland
Moscow
Warsaw
Edward Rothschild
New York
Anker
Danzig
Berliner Tageblatt
Exgrave
Germany
England
Lenine
Trotky
Budapest
Hungar
Postal Employes To Keep Out Of Politics In Campaign
Postmasters and postal employees are ordered to avoid any participation in political activities during the campaign. Presidential appointees may not solicit funds or use office to influence campaigns. Civil service employees must avoid active campaign roles and may be held accountable for actions by spouses or others in household. In Boulogne Lloyd George and Premier Miller meet to press a peace conference with Russia and outline financial terms with Germany.
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Washington
ANL
Burleson
Civil Service Commission
Boulogne
Associated “ Press
Preimier Lloyd
Miller
Germany
US Army Planes Reach Edmonton After Canada Flight
Four United States army planes completing a Canada crossing from Saskatoon arrive in Edmonton in the afternoon amid an enthusiastic greeting as part of a flight from Mineola New York to Nome Alaska. Exact times and details noted.
Elephants Appointed as Official Executions in India
The article reports elephants used as instruments of punishment in parts of India. It states they will break limbs and trample the condemned or pierce with tusks under the orders of their master, reflecting brutal imperial justice practices.
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India
Moisture and color from a Costa Rica hellfish noted by consul
A United States consular agent in Costa Rica highlights a mollusk named hellfish or uneased on the western coast of the Wetle country. The liquor from this shell reportedly yields cloth that fades in sunlight, producing a beautiful red tint. red-haired people are said to lose hair more slowly than others.
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United States
Costa Rica
Wetle Country
Fng Mechanics
Coolidge praised by Gov Morrow at Northampton nomination
Massachusetts speech by Gov Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky lauds Calvin Coolidge for the Republican vice presidential nomination. He denounces the Democratic administration, opposes the League of Nations, and urges national sovereignty and timely domestic reform.
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Northampton
Mass
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Uow
Calvin Coolidge
Republican Party
Morrow
Mortow
League of Nations
United States
Europe
Americans Defend America Cup In Historic Victory
The 1920 America's Cup contest sees the New York Yacht Club defender Resolute retain the trophy after a long fight with Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV. The race, a maritime landmark, underscores decades of prep and syndicate finance, with previous near misses noted in the record.
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America
Great Britain
New York “Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Anbitton
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
England
United States
New York Yacht Club
Klias
Columbia
Valkyrie II
Shamrock Sl
Sir ‘Thomas
Montana Pioneer 13 Laid to Rest in Deer Lodge
Conrad Kohrs one of Montana’s oldest pioneers and signer of the state constitution was honored with funeral services in Deer Lodge under Masonic direction. Notables including U S Senator W A Clark and Tom M Tague attended with active and honorary pallbearers listed among local leaders and friends.
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Deer Lodge
Conrad Kohrs
Montana
Masonic Lodge
Helena
Valley Lodge
Masonic Order
Alfred Whitworth
W. H. Christian
Newman Hall Burdick
Society of Montana’ Pioneers
Kohrs
Society
W.¥. Pemberton
East
United States
W. A. Clark
Tom M. Tague
B. Whitford
Henry Sieben
Frank K. Turner
A. K. Prescott
J. E. Bower
McKennan
W. T. Pigott
R. C. Wallace
W. A. Chessman
T. C. Power
Joseph K.toole
Thomas B. Mille
H. Zenor
A. J. Davis
Butte
George Lane
Calgary
Stockyards Project Gains Rotary Backing in Butte
In a push to turn Butte into an industrial hub the Silver Bow Development Co outlines plans for a stockyards district with pens, a race track, an exhibition building, tanneries and factories. Patrick Wall and others pledge land and support as they seek site accessibility and fair pricing for developers.
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Auto Racing Association
United States
Caras
Washington
Five Mile
Patrick Wall
Butte
Silver Bow Development Company
Silver Row Development Company
C. C. Vowel
J. H. Kelly
John Corette
Pacific coast sardine canning boosted by sea planes
The Wall Street Journal reports sea planes on the Pacific coast enable naval sightings of sardine schools. Planes relay exact locations to naval stations, which alert San Diego fish and game crews to the fishing areas, aiming for larger catches.
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Pacific
Wall Street Journal
Naval Station
San Diego
Fish and Game Commission
Coolidge Accepts Nomination at Massachusetts Rally
Governor Coolidge formally accepts nomination before thousands at a sunbaked Massachusetts field. Senator Lodge and former Senator Weeks join on stage as a plane drops flowers. He endorses woman suffrage and says ratification should be swift, not a party question, drawing sustained applause.
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American College
Massachusetts
Lodge
John W. Weeks
Coolidge
Als
Republican Party
Cleanliness and humor in a Japanese tea house tale
Baron Srempel Kondon cites a traveler’s tale from Japan praising cleanliness. The American in a remote village requests a meal by drawing a fish and egg, triggering a comical miscommunication and a bath delivery. Meanwhile Mrs. Elizabeth Dingman, 74, fell into a coal mine shaft while feeding chickens and was rescued after three hours.
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Baron Srempel_Kondon
New York
Elizabeth Dingman
West Scranton
Mountain girl slain by chum sparks jealous tragedy
Lexington reports Alice Ham mock, a mountain girl, shot three times by a chum stirred by jealousy over clothes. He lured her into the mountains and fled. authorities say he was arrested. Also noted is Karnak temple carving showing ancient botanical scenes from Thermes III.
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Lexington
Universal Service
Alice Hammock
Goldie Stargill
Allee
Germans Hold Up Polish Munitions Train Near Coblenz
A Polish supply train carrying arms from France was halted by German police and civilians at Marburg sixty miles east of Coblenz. Germans stripped 13 munitions cars while five Polish and one French officer rode aboard. The 45 car train, including non military stores, returned to Coblenz. American relief and legation goods were untouched.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
France
Marburg
Poland
Legation
American Relief Committee
Warsaw
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