Tennessee Ants Delay Action on SFE Measure
Tennessee House debate on the SFE amendment ended without final action as opponents urged adjournment. The vote 38 to 44 indicated sentiment against ratification, while supporters argued the result reflected public mood. Final vote expected tomorrow as leaders warned against tying the issue to the state constitution.
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Wefer Suffrage Action to Next Legislative Session
The North Carolina Senate postponed ratification of federal woman suffrage to the next regular session. The 25 to 0 vote followed opposition leader Warren’s postponement resolution. Suffrage leaders blamed weak members and said action would be decided in the general election.
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Four alarm fire in New Fork kills one firefighter
A four story brick building on West 14th Street burned for hours as a fire in New Fork left one firefighter dead and another about fifty overcome by smoke or injured by debris. Dennis Donovan died from smoke inhalation while fighting the blaze in the basement. In Marion Ohio, Senator Harding will address a central labor union meeting on Labor Day following campaign talks with Republican leaders.
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Americans Fail To Place In Most Qualifying Rounds At Antwerp Meet
Olympic trials at Antwerp report American progress with several finals and new records. W. Landon of New York Athletic Club wins the high jump with a European record 1.93 meters. three other Americans finish among top placings. Despite strong showings in some events, the United States misses podiums in the 5,000 meter race and several qualifying rounds amid uneven performances.
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Fail to Receive Post Publication Co
A terse note reports issues with delivery or receipt of post publication materials. It highlights failure to receive expected publications and references processing steps or contacts for resolution. No dates or specific entities are provided in the readable text.
Gift of King Returned to Crown Royal Yacht Guild
London August 17. The King’s diamond scarf pin, given as a royal gift at the end of the yachting week, was returned to Wing George by the caretaker of Cowes landing stage. A note stated that until the two sons who served are employed, the gift would be refused.
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Chapman Death Sparks AL Pitcher Debate in New York
August 17 in New York a Cleveland Indians shortstop Carl Chapman died from a fractured skull after being hit by a pitch from New York Yankees pitcher Maya. Cleveland teammates mourned as discussions of investigation and possible action intensified amid claims Maya’s throwing style was suspicious.
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Greene Co 19 Under Probe by Mass Attorney General
Attorney General Weston Allen announced an inquiry into the H V Greene Company an investment house with branches nationwide. The probe follows a state statement from the firm and a filing with the Commissioner of Corporations detailing its finances and ties to the Commercial Finance Corporation Initial Finance Corporation and First People s Trust.
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First People's Trust
Americans Marooned in Moscow After Red Advance
A century of foreigners including 26 Americans remain trapped in Moscow as Bolshevik authorities limit exit. About 1,000 foreigners in Russia seek government action before winter, with 700 British and 100 Norse also affected. Many hold or claim American citizenship and some were deported or denied permission to leave, while U S officials face a hard negotiation.
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Ponzi Swindle Claim Stuns Public Figure
Wisehief counse Danisl Melsanes says Charles Ponzi was swindled out of thousands by speculative schemes. The afternoon briefing notes the fraud details and hints at further coverage on Page Two.
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Europe labor power blocks munition shipments to Poland
Paris reports that labor influence across France Germany Belgium England Switzerland and Austria halted munitions trains bound for the Polish front. A labor blockade, coordinated from London and backed by central labor committees, stopped a single cart of arms from passing through France, delaying support to Poland and signaling broad European labor power.
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Onslaught Before Gates of Warsaw Likened to Marne Clash
London reports Aug 27 that Polish defenses near Warsaw held as Bolshevik forces pressed from several fronts. Analysts compare the fighting to the Marne stalemate that shifted the French and British tides in 1914, noting Russian successes in pockets but Polish morale improving under renewed assault. General Weygand’s French mission in Poland stresses morale as key to victory amid reorganized Polish forces counterattacking along disrupted Bolshevik lines.
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Poles Launch Counter Offensive as Warsaw Front Tightens
Reports from Warsaw indicate a successful Polish counteroffensive led by President Pilsudski against Bolshevik forces along the Warsaw front. Polish troops, supported by heavy artillery, are driving Bolsheviks back at several points near Radzymin and the capital. A Polish chaplain was killed leading troops, and prisoners include a Bolshevik commissar and brigade commander. French tactics expected to bolster the assault with artillery into readiness for a major push on Soviet forces.
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Tireless Polish Efforts Score Key Advances On Front
Paris reports tireless Polish efforts to halt Bolshevik advances yielding important strategic gains. They recaptured the Serock bridgehead after a Sunday counteroffensive from Novo Gearravsk, clearing the north bank of the Marew and pushing back Soviet forces as operations unfold on the right wing along the Narew and Bug rivers.
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Baron Wrangel Builds Vast 300000 Strong Army
SEBASTOFOL Aug. 17 Baron Wrangel's force to crush Bolshovism numbers 130000 men with one third self armed and red soldiers. Bolshevik front estimate 60000 opposed. About 346000 Bolshevist troops on the Polish front and 100000 elsewhere. Since June 5 Wrangel's army has captured 52 officers and 159 pieces of artillery, 730 machine guns, and seven armored trains.
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Most Desperate Struggle for Possession of Radzymin
On the Warsaw front the fighting centered on Radzymin as Poles attempted to retake the town northeast of Warsaw. Recent reports say Polish counter-strokes regained Radzymin, driving Bolshevik forces northeastward, while artillery has heavily shell damaged the opposing line.
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Moral Training Over Mathematics Stressed by Judge Brown
Salt Lake City guest Jude Wills Brown told Sequeyth society members last night that moral training for children is more vital than math. He praised citizenship and moral development over numerical skill, noting public service links and his work with the Nacional Democratic Committee.
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Goan Co. Busses to Compete With Its Says Storrs
Promises good busses in plans under consideration by Connecticut officials. Storrs, president of the trolley company, says jitney service will operate on certain streets once legislative authorization is enacted. Legislature expected to act on petition to permit jitneys, with first routes likely on Davenport and Columbus avenues and nearby streets.
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Delegates Back Wilson Candidacy at District Caucus
Delegates favored Mayor Wilson for governor at the Eighth District Republican club caucus held at 188 Thompson Street. The slate included John OConnell Frederick R. Canfield and Frank Fasanella as delegates to the Republican primaries. Alderman Barley Matein sought renomination, while delegates were instructed to back Martin for alderman.
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