Polish Front Braces as Red Army Advances Across Poland
Russian Soviet armies drive toward Warsaw with six mile daily progress while Polish forces pull back in places east of Lemberg Broad Allied support seen as France sends rifles and artillery to the front Refugees flee Warsaw facing dysentery as frontier closures tighten Ostrov reach reported near Warsaw by Aug six. Soviet forces push toward strategic points with clashes along the Sereth River.
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Isewen
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Russia
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Kendusoko
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Sereth
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Ceatiny
France
London
Solanda
Beidenburg
Bredenburg
British officials fear Russo Polish crisis parallels 1914
London Aug 5 officials and diplomats express undisguised anxiety over the Russo Polish situation. One official says the situation is as grave as that in August 1914, highlighting deep international concern and potential for wider conflict.
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Associated Press
London
British Parliament weighs French proposal for war declaration
Report VII notes Parliament meets today to consider a French bid for a formal declaration of war. In Bavaria and Vienna troops align with German and Russian efforts. A secret prewar treaty allegedly grants Russia control of Poland before Soviets retreat for German occupancy. Premier Miflerand influenced Lloyd George toward action against the Otaheviki.
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Bavaria
Vienna
Russia
Poland
Germany
Miflerand
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Otaheviki
Wyoming Legion resolutions urge public health and education funding
Special to The Tribune from Sheridan Wyoming August 4 reports the first resolutions at the state American Legion convention. The Casper delegation aided drafting on key issues. Resolutions urge larger school appropriations for Americanism training, insist on qualified instructors, and encourage veterans to engage in active politics. The group backs a United States Public Service Hospital in Thermopolis, with state funding potential of 150000 dollars per site if federal plans proceed.
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Mercrlule
Wyoming
United States Public Service
Thermopolis
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Legion
Belief Spreads of Torreon Bandits Attack Bridge
Reports say Villistas damaged a bridge on the Mexican Central Railway near Torreon amid unrest. Details remain unclear as authorities investigate the incident and assess railway disruption.
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Mexican Central Railway
Railroads Plan to Finance Major Improvements
Railroads will issue about 409 million dollars in securities bearing at least seven percent interest to fund new equipment and repairs. Proceeds likely include six to seven million for new equipment before January, with most funds slated for repairs this year per Bureau of Railroad Economies Director Parmalee.
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Washington
Parmalee
Bureau of Railroad Economies
Report on Nominating Committee Awaited at State Meet Sheridan
The Salt Creek faction stayed loyal to Casper as Nyce was named vice state commander by acclamation. Fred Drakle of Casper lost the race for state adjutant and Valentine DeColonna of Cody, a wounded veteran, was elected by a close vote alongside Newell. Harold Graves of Buffalo won the state treasurer post over Bert Wad.
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Fred Drakle
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France
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Newell
Harold Graves
Buffalo
Bert Wad
Wyoming veterans leaders clash over convention duties
Tim McCoy state adjutant of Wyoming from Cheyenne R L Bamay Salt Creek and Dr H Anderson Cooper represent Natrona on the committee Propaganda by politically inclined groups aims to thwart Peter Nyce's bid for state commander Sheridan seeks only a few delegates to the national convention while others doubt success Maj Alfred Beach of Newcastle pushes for compulsory military training in schools The issue was discussed at the last national convention and continued on page 4.
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Tim McCoy
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Cheyenne
R. L. Bamay
Salt Creek
H. Anderson
Cooper
Natrona County
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Sheridan
Alfred Beach
Newcastle
Achoola
City to issue bonds for 357 286 dollars and sanitary code revisions
The city plans to issue 357 286 dollars in paying bonds in series with a final due September 1 1930 and six percent interest. An ordinance on sanitation restricts outside toilets and garbage burial as a new garbage disposal ordinance is urged. Council also approves sewer district actions grading district plans street lighting requests and investigations into a recently installed chimney issue.
Ferris Defeats Gore in Oklahoma Senate Primary
In Oklahoma City on August 5, preliminary results from Tuesday's primary show Senator Ferris leading over Senator Gore by 24 680 votes with 583 precincts reported according to the Daily Oklahoman via United Press. Breckenridge also mentioned.
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Daily
Oklahoman
Tokehe Opposes Signboard Franchise at Council Meeting
Mayor Pelton denounces signboard proposals as harmful to the city landscape and youth, urging rejection of a land lease for signboards. Councilmen agree to withhold privileges and consider declaring boards a nuisance to avoid Denver-like troubles. W. W. Keefe echoes call to curb signboards.
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Pelton
Denver
W. W. Keefe Dees
Farmer-Labor Leader Denies Party Control Claim
Ange Parley P. Christensen, anti party nominee for the Farmer-Labor ticket, denied reports alleging the party is controlled by a single leader. He spoke in New York, asserting independence of the Farmer-Labor organization from outside influence.
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Associated Press
New York
Ange Parley P. Christensen
Farmer-Labor Party
No Ball Game Here Friday Canceled Between Teams
Notice states there will be no ball game tomorrow between Mid weet and Sterling baying, canceled by Sterling. Verbal note indicates Sterling would meet here. unclear names and dates.
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Sterling
Greybull
Bundey
Ruth hits 39th homer in New York Detroit game
Babe Ruth belted his thirty ninth home run in the second inning of the New York Detroit game on August 5 with the Tigers.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Pdetoit
Babe Ruth
Kidnapper Identified in Coughlin Baby Case
Philadelphia report identifies August Poscot as Augusto Taaqguale a notorious crook charged with kidnapping the Coughlin baby. The change clarifies the suspect's alias and criminal notoriety.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Poscot
Coughlin
Augusto Taaqguale
Ten LW. W. Members Arrested During Spokane Gathering
Ten men and two delegates of the LW. W. locals in Washington, Idaho, and Oregon were arrested today near Spokane as officers dispersed a gathering in the city.
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Idaho
Oregon
Chicago Police arrest suspected German Communist leader
A man identified as a German Communist Labor party member, described as an anarchist, was taken into custody by Chicago police at the request of New York authorities. The arrest followed a hunt by federal and state agencies.
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Chicago
Aug
John Alexander
John la Geaneh
Communist Labor Party
New York
Street Cars Running in Denver Amid Labor Tension
Ten street cars operated in Denver this morning with light passenger service and no disorders. Union labor plans a city hall demonstration this afternoon. Twenty six strikers and sympathizers have been appeased. one bystander was injured in a clash.
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Leading plane lifts for Reno from Lake
The all metal squadron plane from New York to San Francisco left here at 7:00 a.m. today for Reno. A second plane departed Cheyenne this morning for Salt Lake City as part of the same assignment.
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Flour Prices Jump Following Wheat Rally
Grain futures surged on European war talk with December wheat up 16 cents. In Minneapolis flour rose $5 to 85 cents a barrel at principal mills, patent quotations ranging from 12.75 to 13.00.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Poland seeks U.S. aid amid Polish Soviet threat
Poland pressed for American support against the Bolshevists as officials in Washington met with Polish envoy Prince Luberminki and the Welsh minister to discuss relief efforts and potential alliances.
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Poland
United States
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Volunteers May Be Asked in Britain for Poland Crisis
The Evening News reports Britain may call volunteers to aid in preserving the Versailles treaty. Britain and France plan immediate delivery of large war materials to Poland with four divisions to ship in weeks and two immediately, while navy mobilization steps begin as the cabinet decides.
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Lloyd George and Bonar Law Demand Immediate Armistice Terms
Premier Lloyd George said at a post conference with Soviet delegates that immediate armistice on fair terms is the only way to prove the Soviet government sincere about peace. He and Bonar Law told Krassin Kameneff they would remove obstacles to transport military supplies through Danzig to Poland after ethnographical Poland’s invasion.
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French Troops Massed on Rhine Ready to Move
Berlin reports French forces are massing along the Rhine and may advance through Bavaria to aid Poland. Messages from occupied territory suggest troops are on the move and allied forces may penetrate Austria via Vienna.
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Blockade Would Be Main Allied Weapon
London reports note extremist papers claim Britain threatens war on Soviet Russia. The item sits as a page four continuation, detailing alleged strategic moves and public sentiment in the capital during wartime.
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Great Britain
Soviet
Russia
30 Americans Prisoners in Red Capital
United Press report notes officials of the state department are anxious but no U S action indicated. The Bolsheviks would reject Poland and any capitulation if forced to surrender Warsaw. Y W C A workers in Poland expected to depart for culture activities unless an agreement is reached.
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