Poles and Allies Split Over Military Action in Poland
London reports show Britain leaning toward war to stem the Russian tide in Poland while public opposition grows. Marshal Foch backs forceful action as ministers and officials prepare contingency plans amid looming talks at Hythe between Lloyd George and Millerand.
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Hythe
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Marshal Foch
Cox Aims to Enter League of Nations as Policy Leader
Dayton Ohio August speech by Gov James M Cox the Democratic nominee declares entry into the League of Nations as the ruling policy while pledging strict law enforcement and ratification of the treaty. He attacks Harding and the Republican slate for constitutional and procedural excuses and urges unity to advance the league principle.
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California
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Polish political note to allies and US on crisis
The Polish foreign office sent a note to the United States and allies about the actual political situation in Poland. In Washington officials said exchanges with Lew and Purie on the Polish crisis continue but the exact content and alignment of American French and British views remain undisclosed. The allied nations reportedly suggested a tentative program to aid Poland, though details are guarded.
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Foreign Office
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Washington
Poland
Nndt
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Lew
Purié
Poland Outlines Concessions to Reds in Peace Talks
Warsaw Aug 1. Poland sent a wireless note to Moscow outlining peace terms to be discussed with Soviet delegates at Minok. Poland would accept simultaneous negotiations on armistice and peace and demand formal guarantees for free direct communication by its delegates.
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Denver Strikers Riot as 500 Troops Reach City
Associated Press dispatch reports intensified citywide rioting during a tramway strike. Col Ballou assumes control directing troops to East Denver car barns while unions deny complicity, noting 60 injured and five fatalities as crowds fear retaliation and further clashes unfold amid barricades and gunfire.
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Striking tramwaymen weigh return under company terms
At a Denver meeting, union members tentatively vote to end the strike if the company allows a body return to work and removes strikebreakers. Wayne Williams to brief the group this afternoon. The company says it will rehire as it sees fit. judge delays sentencing for contempt until officials prove compliance.
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Whitford
District Court
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Sullivan to Serve G. O. P. in District
Hon. Patrick Sullivan Republican national committeeman for Wyoming travels to Chicago for campaign consultation and to Marion Ohio for a brief visit to Senator Harding. He will assume active duties as regional director or assistant to the national chairman for the Rocky Mountain district including New Mexico Arizona Colorado Wyoming and Montana. Page Six.
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Democratic Nomination Formalized In Dayton Victory
Formal notification and acceptance of Gov James M Cox by the Democratic Party confirms his bid for the presidency. The Dayton event marks the kickoff of the national campaign against Republican rivals as Robinson of Arkansas delivers the keynote.
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Denver Tramway Strike Ends as Union Votes Endorsement
Denver tramway workers vote 997 to 3 to back the executive committee and call off the strike, ending a labor dispute that had disrupted streetcar service.
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Rail Ticket Return Coupons Honor Announcement
An Interstate Commerce Commission announcement states return coupons for rail tickets will be honored. The order, issued on August 7, is expected to be approved, with details to follow.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois riot city quieted by U S patrol
United Press dispatch reports West Frankfort Illinois quieted as U S troops took control after unrest. Death toll unverified and believed to be minimal though exact figures could not be confirmed.
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Two Regiments Transferred To Hawaiian Base
Washington orders transfer of the 358th and 448th Infantry from Camp Lewis and Fort Lawton to Hawaii for permanent station. They will mobilize at San Francisco, the War Department announced.
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War Department
Rioting at East Denver Car Barns Kills Three
A mob attacked the East Denver car barns as strikebreakers arrived. Three men died Dan Sullivan Dan Flannagan and Charles Hanson all from Denver. Several others were wounded including John Collins Leonard Tremmer Hugh Miller who may die. Police and 1000 volunteer officers guarded the scene.
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Dan Flannagan
Charles Hanson
John Collins
Leonard Tremmer
Hugh Miller
Mike Connell
P. J. Newell
Lloyd Gaskill
James Burna
American Legion
Trains Carry 500 Camp Funston Soldiers Toward Denver
Two special trains with 500 soldiers from Camp Funston passed through Bal Ling this forenoon on the Union Pacific bound for Denver.
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Denver
Cheyenne Mayor Flies Over City in Postal Plane
Cheyenne Wyoming on August 7 reports Mayor Ma Ed. P. Taylor joined by Postmaster W. G. Haas, County Commissioner Warren Paar and City Commissioner C. W. in an aerial viewing tour aboard an all postal airplane piloted by Lieutenant C. Eaton Jr. The trip offered a new perspective on the city from the sky.
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P. Taylor
de Cues
C. Eaton, Jr
W. G. Haas
Warren Paar
Huns threaten railway strike if troops cross land
A general railway strike will be called if the French attempt to send troops across Germany to aid Poland. Julius Muller will leave tonight for Denver to spend Sunday with his wife and family who are spending the summer there with relatives.
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Aerlin
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Poland
Julius Muller
Denver
First day of school set for Casper city schools
The Casper City School District announces September 6 as the first day of the 1021 school year under new superintendent A A Slade. West Casper will miss its August 30 opening but aims to be ready by the 6th with new teachers, buildings, and supplies in place.
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