Americans Rush Up To Warsaw Front In Polish Defense
At Warsaw on August fifth the Kosciuszko squadron of Americans attached to the Polish army is being transferred from the southern front to reinforce the defense of the Polish capital. The American consulate will close Friday and Consul Renkin is preparing to depart that night. many records have already been shipped, and the legation plans to close soon. Personnel have moved baggage to Camp Grappe, the emergency U.S. headquarters.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Kosciuszko
Renkin
Camp Grappe
Hopeful report from Polish standpoint
Paris Aug 6 Russian bolsheviki forces attacking the Poles northeast of Warsaw to entitle communications between the city and Daneig seem checked for the time being by the Polish armies defense. Dispatches indicate improvement in the northern sector but observers fear the Brest-Litovsk area battle near Warsaw could decide Poland's fate as Soviets mass large forces to break through.
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Paris
Warsaw
Daneig
Brest-Li- Tovsk
Poland
Coun
Hood's Pills and a War Update on Polish Fronts
Hood's Pills advertises a gentle laxative and thorough cathartic by C L Hood Co. The article reports on Polish and Bolshevik actions in Galicia and the southern line, noting a possible weakened Bolshevik strength south of the front and Romania's troop concentration in Bessarabia. Geneva dispatches hint Bolshevik unrest in Romania, while France and Britain discuss steps to pressure Bolsheviks or aid Poland. No official announcement was made.
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Romania
Bessarabia
Poland
Geneva
Rumania
Poles Evacuate Ostrov Near Warsaw Front
A Warsaw dispatch says Polish forces have evacuated Ostrov, 55 miles northeast of Warsaw, leaving the way open for possible Russian reach to Warsaw in seven to ten days if the current advance continues. The move comes as Polish officials assess the speed of the Russian advance from the Bug and Narew rivers.
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London
Warsaw
Ostrov
Bug
Narew
Lomes
Picketing Against Buying in Berlin to Reduce Costs
Washington reports that in Berlin Americans observe organized buying protests to curb spending amid high living costs. The American Commission in Germany notes attempts to discourage purchases until prices drop, with a slight decrease already halting buying as shoppers await further reductions.
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Washington, D. C
Berlin
American Commission
Germany
Department of Commerce
Coast aid rushed to dangered freighter Supartec
Four steamships Bristow Norden Western Main and West Nohno raced to assist the newly launched freighter Supartec leaking badly and heading for Halifax after radio contact. Supartec reported water pouring into pumps but officers said not in immediate danger and asked nearby ships to standby. She had left New York bound for Havre and was about 100 miles south of Halifax when the trouble began.
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Boston
Supartec
Vessls
New York
Harve
Halifax
Bristow
Norden
Western Main
West Nohno
Otter Cliffs
41 Strike Leaders Indicted Over Railroad Walkout
Chicago August 6 41 leaders named in indictments over the spring railroad strike were charged with conspiracy to disrupt essential services. Judge Samuel Alschuler withheld receipt due to a public leak and ordered the papers held until probe concludes. Indictments target the Chicago Yardmen’s Association led by Grunau and the United Enginemen’s Association.
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Chicago
Samuel Alschuler
Alschuler
Chicago Yardmen's Association
Grunau
United Enginemen's Association
Yardmen’s Union Expels 100 From Railway Order
Rights lost by the strikers as they left the organization last spring. About one hundred members of the yardmen’s association were expelled from the Order of Railway Trainmen at a meeting last night.
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Yardmens' Association
German Sailors Could Move to State Plants Scheme
Berlin reports a plan from the Economic Union of German Professional Soldiers to reabsorb 100000 discharged sailors into idle state owned plants. Government subsidies would cover costs and set wages while workers operate under mutual comradeship, eliminating traditional employer relations. Output would be state controlled with land settlements and eight hour factory work daily. Promoters say official backing is secured in principal. Prussian district presidents are to meet Minister Settling on security police matters.
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Berlin
Economic Union of
Golfing stars gathering for national open at Inverness
Toledo reports incoming players for the United States Golf Association national open at Inverness next week. Canadian champion J. Douglas Edgar has posted 74 on the par 72 course. Montclair’s Joe Mitchell arrived with a plan for the course. The committee laments Chick Evane’s entry omission and appeals to the U S G A secretary after Evane said he instructed his secretary to enter his name but the secretary failed to do so.
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United States Golf Association
Inverness
J. Douglas Edgar
Joe Mitchell
Montclair
Charles
Chick) Evane
Evans
J. Jermain
Evane
Vanderpool
Jermain Ple
Printers Championship Final Sets St Paul Meet in Lexington Park
Printers championship action centers at Lexington Park with St Paul facing Detroit for the national football crown. Detroit routed Boston yesterday in Minneapolis as Chicago originally held the Garry Herrmann trophy.
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Lexington Park
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Minneapolis
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Chicago
New York
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St. Louie
Outdoor Episcopal service likely on Sunday in Stowe
An outdoor Episcopal service is scheduled for Sunday afternoon August eighth at 4 o clock at Seven Springs in Stowe with Rev. G B Brush of Hardwick. All are invited. In-town notes mention visitors from Worcester, trips to Burlington, and local civic organizing on veterans records.
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G. BR. Brush
Hardwick
Oscar G. Harris
Worcester
Mass
Mise Ida Harris
Stowe
Little Junior
Leon
Maratehan
H. F. Johnny
VR. Chamberlain
Burlington Wednes
Anniversary and visits noted at Waterbury clubs
A Wednesday afternoon gathering at the Green Moon and Five Hundred club in Waterbury featured 12 ville visitors. Celebrations included wedding anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Seabury, with multiple couples from town visiting relatives in Wolcott and Morris.
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Green Moon
Five Hundred Club
Waterbury
Rain Inn
W. H. Perry
George
E. E. Joslyn
W. H
Seabury
William Parks
A.J. Lorry
RK. W. Putnam
W. A. Smith
Charlee Wood
Wolcott
FG. George
Olive Gilbert
Mary Drowne
Morris
Maresfield garage hires seasoned mechanic in Calais
In Calais the Maresfield garage has been rented and an experienced mechanician engaged. On Monday August 9 the shop will be ready to perform all kinds of work.
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Maresfield
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