World News Summary From Washington to Denver
A wide array of 1919 to 1920 world and domestic items cover shipping board actions in Washington, sale of the Von Steuben to Fred Exgena for 1.5 million, Oregon’s 1920 population rise, Pilgrim tercentenary, Roosevelt nomination, Vanderbilt tax cases, a cloudburst in Indianapolis, Denver rail violence, Camp Funston troops, a staple of industrial and labor clashes and a flood of misfortunes from fires to robberies across several states.
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von Steuben
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Fred Exgena
New York
Besan
Shipping Board
Washington
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Notable Early 20th Century Figures Mentioned In Briefs
Personal D, CG. Shepard longtime associate of James J. Hill dies in St Paul at age 22. J Frank Mainely of Indianapolis, former Indiana governor, killed in auto accident at Detroit. Congressman Mondell suffers broken rib after fall at home in Newcastle. Thomas Kennan, Wisconsin's oldest practicing attorney, dies at Milwaukee at 93. Notables aboard Cunard liner include Mrs Vincent Astor and Mrs William K Vanderbilt. Bolsheviks refuse Polish truce note. Lloyd George and Millerand discuss aid to Poland in London. Warsaw bombardment continues as Germans report. Japanese shipowners refuse freight-rate proposal to U.S. level. Armenia issues ultimatum to Azerbaijan. Armenian mobilization ordered. Port Coquitlam fire devastates lower business district. Greeks renew offensive with Mustapha Kemal between Kutahia and Smyrna. Lenine ignores Romanian ultimatum. electric trains in St Gothard tunnel. Blockade on Soviet Russia reimposed. refugees claim Bolshevik executions in Allenstein. White collars cited as death warrant. Army mobilization planned. surplus stores halt.
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Edward W. Pickard
Heesiene
Gomt
Oles
Hales
Russtans
Mina
Dhelr Exmtes
Danzig
Watsen
Warsaw
Cracow
Brest-Litovas
Bug River
Fonelng
Brent-Litovsk
Varagw
Sucenr
Narew
Lemberg
Poland
Lloyd. George
Bregaty
Kawlueff
Great Britain
Russia
Winston Churchill
London
Germany
Supreme Council of Allied
Paris
Moscow
Lloyd George
London Times
Starslane
League of Nations Plans and Polish War Update
A wide review notes the League of Nations adopting plans for an international staff and a blockade committee while reports detail the Polish front as Bolshevik forces advance toward Warsaw. Lloyd George pressures halt to advance, with Allied ministers debating aid. Greek Turkish clashes, Bulgaria’s rising communism, and coal mine strikes also feature amid U.S. political shifts and the Cox presidential nomination.
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The
League of Naytions
San Sebastian
Spain
United States
Russia
Germany
Italy
Jurists
International Court of Justice
Ninost
Elibu Root
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root touted as a remedy for kidney trouble. Businessmen and physicians note high insurance declines linked to undiagnosed kidney issues. Available in two bottle sizes at drug stores. Send ten cents for a sample bottle with paper mention.
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Fim
Kilner
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Nervous Spells Near Heart Failure Stopped by Entante
Mr C G B Lonis of Lay Md recounts severe nervous spells with heart pressure. One box of entante halted symptoms within minutes before meals. He credits the remedy for rapid relief after trying four specialists. The ad promises quick, sure relief and a money back if unsatisfied.
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CG. B. Lonis
Lay
Bayer Aspirin: Genuine tablets with directions for pains
Aspirin named Bayer is marketed as genuine and safe for headaches, toothaches, earaches, neurigia, rheumatism, colds, and pain. Handy 13 tablet tins cost a few cents while larger packages are sold by counterfeit druggists. The ad notes Bayer as a trademark and Monosacetic acid ester of salicylic acid. A June bride comments on divorce court business.
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Bayer
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Norful
Ulypose
Oregon
Wesson
Pleneuth Rock
Eee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. X
Perley P. Christensen
Farmer Labor Party
Industria Workers of the World
Caffey
Vega
Frederick W
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Indianapolis
Camp Funston
Denver
Colo
Northwestern
Sioux City
Ue East Side
Kan
Tiliats and Michigan Cvent
Lockport
Toledo
Ralph Williams
Wilson & Co
Kansas City
Toole Hoshen Wee Kitted
Eugene Nichols
Logan, IL
Detroit
Earl Haig
Franklin D'O Jer
American Legion
Chicago
Denver Poat
Hyndreda
Fred
Cincinnati Fire Department
Rébners Ol Company
Chieaga
Cook County
Miller County
Tusar- Kunia
Ark
Little Rock
William Crutcher
R. J. Hellawell
A. G. Spalding Sporting Goods Company
Newberry
Binghamton, N.Y
Benjamin Segal
South State Street
CG. Shepard
James J. Hill
St. Paul
Minn
J. Frank
Indiana
Detielson
Congressman Mondell
Newcastle
Wyo
Thomas TL. Kennan
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Mr. Kennan
Vse
David Licydé George
M. Millerand
Tlythe
England
Berlin
United States Shipping Board
Kobe
Constantinople
Armenia
Azerbaidjan
Barabagh
Zangeror
House of Commons
Port Coquitlam
B. G
Fre
Drice
Mustapha Kemal
Kutaia
Simny
Nikolai Lenine
Bucharest
Tratne
St. Gothard Tunnel
Soviet
M. Krassin
Savint
London Daily Express
Allenstein
East Prussia
Army Council
Prague
Dayton
Governor Cox
John G. Isbell
League of Nations Council
Communist Labor Party
Nlliea
Sion
Rrussia
Credita
Hussan
League of Nations
Lord Robert Cecil
Viscount Grey
League
Calla
Hcllon
Thrace
Kemal Pasha
Aala Minor
Baguad
Simay
Smyrna
Constantnople
Bur
Sofia
Bulgaria
MudJaroz
Ganstaatinople
Middle Western
Wilson
Lewis
United Ming Workers of America
State Union
Tllnois
Dlinois Pubgc Utilities Commission
Rallenys
Interstate Commerce Corg Mission
Mtmounee
William Bross Lloyd
Lloyd
Comerford
Cox
Montgomery County Fair Grounds
League Ia
San Francisco
Missouri
Breck- Intides Long
League of Nationa
Spencer
Kansas
Senator Curtin
Als Jen
Scott Ferris
Gore
Oklahoma
Bailey
Texas
Alfred F. Smith
Harry C. Walker
Ita
Irish Republic
Bleuteqent Locklear
Aviatoe
Lon Angeles
Eatanic
Theo
Canada
Western Canada
Dept. of Immigration
Ottawa
Jeffers Avesea
Michio
Fregeles Essere
Pewee
Chigaa Bavklae
Favorea Ive
W. LA
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