Bolshevik Offensive Halted on Bug River Front
The Bolsheviks halted their offensive along the Bug River between Brest Litovsk and Nurzec confluence as Polish counteroffensives north and south progress. The new Polish army between the Narew and Bug Rivers has driven enemy forces back toward Grodno, despite Bolshevik pressure opposite Lomza.
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Associated Press
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Brest Litovsk
Nurzecs
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Pilgrims of K of C Medal to be Worn Abroad
Knights of Columbus members will wear a Pilgrims Medal during their trip to European battlefields. The medal symbolizes their pilgrimage and dedication to the order's values as they visit historic sites abroad.
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K. OF C. Pilgrims
Knights of Columbus
Exciting Time Over Irish Bill Debates In Washington
District Attorney Gallagher summoned to Washington by Attorney General Palmer. Quick action expected after conference. Local investigation into "Wizard's" affairs shows no developments. Crimes measure voted 289 to 71 with Premier saying Irish cannot be trusted with home rule. Continued on page 6 sixth column.
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Gallagher
Washington
Palmer
Noted Boston Realty Leader Charles E. Cotting Dead
Charles E. Cotting a leading Boston real estate holder died yesterday at his Manchester summer home after a long illness. He leaves a wife and son Charles F. Cotting Jr. Harvard. Cotting helped develop Boston real estate and served as director and officer of several trusts and companies including Fifty Associates, Boston Real Estate Trust Touraine Trust Barristers Hall Kimball Building State Street Exchange South Terminal and Old Colony Trust Company.
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Charles F. Cotting, Jr
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Fifty Associates
Boston Real Estate Just
Touraine Trust
Barristers’ Hall
Kimball Building
Ponzi Conference With New York Syndicate Leaders
Washington hosts a long conference between U S Attorney General Palmer and U S District Attorney Gallagher. They discuss a new enterprise linked to the Ponzi case and its inauguration planned for next Monday morning. Continued on page six.
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New York
Anniversaries and World War I Naval Events Snapshot
Today's anniversaries recall the 1914 Mauretania fleeing Halifax to escape a German cruiser. The 1915 eastern front sees Italians driving Austrians from fortifications. One year ago, six Pacific fleet battleships under Admiral Rodman anchored off Las Palmas. The U S Senate committee questions Secretary Lansing on Paris peace talks after the schooner Galliaeras collided near St Pierre.
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Pacific Fleet
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Las Coronados
U. S
Senate
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Paris
Galliaeras
St. Pierre Ost
Polish Lines Hold in Volhynia and Pripet Marshes
In Volhynia Polish forces hold on the upper Styr and Stochod while in the Pripet marshes. Enemy cavalry moves toward the Danzig Mlawa Warsaw rail line from the Prussian frontier but with few effective units this advance is mainly a broad demonstration against Polish Pomerania.
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Styr
Stochod
Pripet Marshes
Danzig-Mlawa-Warsaw
Thorn
Pomerania
Lloyd George Says No Ultimatum Yet Poland Aid Steps Possible
In the House of Commons Lloyd George stated that Britain has not issued an ultimatum to the Soviet Union over Poland. He added that if attacks continue, all necessary steps will be taken to aid Poland, clarifying reports of any ultimatum being sent.
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Poland
London
Associated Press
House of Commons
Great Britain
Moscow
Riot Turmoil Leaves One Dead in Denver Strike Clash
One man died and 35 were injured as striking carmen clashed with strikebreakers in Denver. Strikers seized streets and menaced the city after storming the Denver Post building that opposed the strike.
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Col
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Denver Post
Rioting injures 30 to 35 in Denver during afternoon chaos
Between 30 and 35 persons including Chief Hamilton Armstrong and about eight to ten other police officers were injured in rioting during the afternoon and evening. Five streetcars were wrecked and the Denver Post plant damaged by the crowd. Continued on Page 3-First Cal.
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Hamilton Armstrong
Denver Post
Knights of Columbus sail to France to dedicate Lafayette statue
New York reports 250 delegates including 12 priests leave on the Leopoldina for France to present and dedicate a Lafayette statue at Metz. More than 1200 relatives and friends accompany them aboard the Highlander as the voyage departs.
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Knights of Columbus
France
Lafayette
Metz
Highlander
Notable Barrymorre actress and Blanche Oelrichs Thomas in dramatic world list
New York report notes John Barrymore, a leading figure from a long famed dramatic family, and Blanche May Oelrichs Thomas as prominent persons tied to stage circles. The brief mentions their status in the theatre world.
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Leonard M. Thomas
Blanche Oelrichs
New York
Blanche May Oelrichs Thomas
Baseball scores from major leagues and minors
National League results Boston 1 St Louis 0 New York 2 Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 8 5 Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 7 American League Boston 4 Chicago 1 Detroit 7 New York 1 St Louis 2 Washington 1 Eastern League Hartford 18 Springfield 5 Worcester 11 Pittsfield 4 first game Pittsfield 13 Worcester 8 second game New Haven 12 Albany 0 Waterbury 3 Bridgeport 1
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Bridgeport
Paris Seeks To Clean Up Its Wicked Image
Paris announces cleanup orders as posters and theatre acts deemed improper are torn down. Nudity and sensational novels face censorship while authorities seek stricter taste, though no move toward prohibition has begun.
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Paris
Weather Outlook for Boston and Atlantic States
Forecast shows cloudy conditions for Boston and vicinity with possible showers and light to moderate southerly winds. Northern New England and New York expect cloudy spells, mild temperatures, and occasional showers. Coastal areas may see showers near shore while Atlantic coast winds remain southeast to south with overcast, showery weather east of the Mississippi River through Friday and Saturday. No notable temperature changes expected.
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Florida Straits
Atlantic States
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Weather Outlook for Today and Tonight
Forecasters expect fairly good weather today and tonight with a slight chance of light showers. Temperatures should rise a bit making it warmer than yesterday.
Cox Seeks Taft Aid for Senate League Support
Governor Cox expressed hope that former President Taft would urge Republicans in primaries to back Senate candidates favoring the League of Nations. He said he expects Taft to influence GOP voters to support League-friendly contenders.
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Taft
Senate
League of Nations
Cox
United States
Democrat gains cited in Missouri Oklahoma primaries
Governor Cox is pressed by reports of Democratic success in Missouri and Oklahoma senatorial primaries and a predicted Democratic win in New Hampshire. Gordon Woodbury told the Democratic candidate that New Hampshire would be carried and Moses defeated.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
New Hampshire
Gordon Woodbury
Moses
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