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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1920

Page

4

No Move by the U. S. to Aid Poland

Despatches describe Poland's fall of Warsaw and a Soviet government in some districts. The United States maintains no decision to enter the war and awaits armistice talks. Bialystok reported lost. Red Army advances near Bransk and Lemberg with Polish lines stiffened.

U. S Poland Washington Warsaw Europe Russia State Department Bialystok Red Army Bransk Rudenny Kiev Brody Lemberg Galicia Szczucin Lomza Narew Bialyatok

United States Maintains Neutral Posture in Polish Russian Conflict

Polish effort led by Prince Lubor miski pleads for aid while U S officials reiterate neutrality. They point to causes not shared by the United States and avoid committing to any shift in policy. A past intervention to aid Poland via Czecho Slovakia is cited as justified by prior purchase of supplies. The Soviet declaration of war is also noted.

United States Poland Prince Lubormiski U. S Russia Europe Czecho-Slovakia

Practical Prescription For Sour Acid Stomach

Nine tenths of modern stomach trouble is caused by excess acid. If not treated the condition can lead to gastritis or ulcers and possibly surgery. Use Bisurated Magnesia after meals in teaspoonful doses with water, ask for the pure preparation.

Hope for Poland hinges on Soviet peace talks in London

In London Leo Kameneff and Leonid Krassin meet allied representatives to press for terms Poland can accept. A Polish official warns that harsh Soviet demands would be unnecessary if Russia’s economy remains weak, while British officials expect leniency. Militancy may persist until an armistice is signed.

London Leo Kameneff Moscow Russia Leonid Kraysin Poland Associated Presa Kameneff Krassin

Slates of both parties filled in critical party lines

The article reviews Massachusetts party slates closed at five, outlining Democratic and Republican candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, state treasurer, and congressional races. It notes surprises like William F. Fitzgerald failing to file enough signatures and details contests in the 10th district and multiple districts with pending nominations.

Long Walsh Fitzgerald William F. Fitzgerald Boston Brookline John Jackson Walsh Richard H. Long Framingham House of Representatives Alice E. Cram Mr. Long East Boston South End Charlestown Peter F. Tague Channing H. Cox J. Weston Allen Senator Walsh Secretary of State Michael A. O'Leary Democratic State Committee O'Leary State Committee Cambridge Charles L. Burrill Joseph B. Warner House Albert B. Langtry Springfield Alvan T. Fuller Malden Charles H. McGlue Lynn J. Arthur Baker Pittsfield James W. Bean Frederick W 10Th Washington James E. Maguire East Boston Free Press Joseph J. Marley East Boston Court Martin Lomasney Thomas B. Coffey Frederick H Gillette John Hall West Springfield James D. Lynch Arthur H. Lowe Calvin D. Paige Southbridge Nixon Campbell Fitchburg William G. Andrews Somerville Nelson B. Clark Fred T. Greenwood Everett Charles L. Manser Ray R. Rideout Charles L. Underhill Maurice F. Ahern George Holden Tinkham Alfred J. Moore Albert J. Connell James A. Gallivan Harrison H. Atwood Robert M. Bowen Robert Luce Waltham William H. Murphy Edward L. Cauley William H. Walsh Charlies F. McCarthy Marlboro Richard Olney George E. Mansfield Rockland John J. Whalen Brockton Louis A. Frothingham Easton Wendell Phillips Thore Quincy Arthur J. B. Cartier Fall River Williams. Greene Harold Winslow New Bedford Joseph Walsh Thomas I Connolly Cheshire Allen T. Treadway Stockbridge

Bolsheviki Target Warsaw Fall on August Ninth

London reports the Bolsheviki fix Warsaw occupation for Aug. 9. Berlin dispatch cites a wireless message to National Zeitung. Polish government assigns fortifications to French engineers. defense entrusted to General Haller and the Northern Army.

Warsaw London London Times Berlin National Zeitung Haller

Best Home Treatment for Hairy Growths Ad

Modern Beauty advises every woman to keep delatone for removing hair from arms or neck. Make a thick paste with the powder and water, apply for two to three minutes, rub off, then wash. Ensure you get real delatone to avoid disappointment.

Widow of slain man blames herself in thoughts and memory

The widow speaks in reflective terms about her loss noting that her mindset and memories endure after the tragedy on Saturday. She describes lingering thoughts and a sense of responsibility for what happened.

Mrs. Thomas Charlie van der Car Grandpa Thomas

Two men arrested for gambling at Braves Field

Patrolman Giles of the Brighton police arrested Charles Sullivan 35 of 552 Tremont Street South End and Samuel Jempy 31 of Bromfield Street Lawrence at Braves Field on gaming charges. They will be arraigned in Brighton District Court this morning.

Giles Brighton Charles Sullivan Tremont Street South End Samuel Jempy Bromfield Street Lawrence Braves Field Brighton District Court

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