Poles urged to seek armistice as Red advance continues
London reports Britain urged Poland to seek armistice with Bolsheviks while Soviet forces threaten the old Polish boundary. Polish volunteers rise to 300000 as Premier Lloyd George voices concern over Moscow’s terms and Marshal Foch may visit Warsaw amid ongoing fighting near Baranovitch and Dubne.
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Moscow
Lid
Baranovitch
Dubne
Rovne
Liroyd George
Parliament
Lloyd George
Russia
Poland
Marshal Foch
Warsaw
Resolute Wins First Race In America's Cup Series
The Resolute took an early lead and held off Shamrock IV despite a late challenge. A seven minute time allowance kept the defender safe as both yachts fought a 15 mile beat to windward near the Jersey coast. C-10 blimp observers had a minor mishap near Rockaway. crew and reporters escaped unhurt.
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Sandy Hook
Resolute
Associated Press
Shamrock IV
Shamrock
Knota
Jersey
Naval AI Station
Rockaway
Naval
Damada Bay
Adjustment of Irish problem discussed by British cabinet
A British cabinet proposal envisions virtual independence for Ireland with no foreign interference and withdrawal of British military and civil authority, while others favor strengthening Irish governance. In Lincoln, Neb, Prohibition Party calls for strict measures to end alcohol, arguing for strong national reform and unity with constitutional aims.
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London
Ireland
Sinn Fein and British government near talks on settlement
Daily correspondent reports Sinn Fein and the British government preparing to discuss a possible settlement. Political circles say talks are being considered though no formal disclosures have been made.
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Associated Press
Tondon
Sinn Felhers
Cotrespondent
Turkish cabinet resigns amid political shift in Ankara
London reports the Turkish cabinet has resigned, signaling a major political shift. The move follows a period of tension between the government and opposition factions, with no immediate confirmation of successors.
Former Prince Buried Today in Potsdam
Prince Joachim was buried today in Potsdam with hundreds of onlookers from the old regime. Generals von Hindenburg and Lavedorff attended the funeral along with other high ranking officials.
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United Press
Potsdam
Prince Joachim
von Hindenburg and
Lavedorff
Prohibition Party Deliberates After Bryan and Sunday Absence
In Lincoln Nebraska on July 21 delegates faced the lack of W. J. Bryan and Billy Sunday for the national ticket. It was settled Bryan would not accept. The committee weighs Dan A Poling of the Christian Endeavor as a potential nominee while Poling is in New York.
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Lincoln
Neb
Prohibition Party
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Prohibition National Committee
John Barleycorn
John
United States
Aaron 5
Watkins
Prohibition
Germantown
Ohio
League of Nations
Wilson
Woothing
Avery
Wet Allence
W. J. Bryan
Billy
Bryan
National Committee
Dan A. Poling
The
Christian Endeavor
Poling
New York
Bergdoll Surrender Ends Two-Year Draft Evader Chase
New York July 21 Erwin Bergdoll brother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll surrendered to authorities after a two year search. He had been sought for evading the draft and giving up the long chase at an island location.
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United Press
New York
Erwin Bergdoll
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Sracker
Island
Erwin
Four thousand dollars in dope seized by city police
Police report three week seizures totaling four thousand dollars in dope. The cache includes 90 to 200 grain tablets, seven injection outlets, two cocaine morphine bottles, and a small heroin amount. Two men jailed for vagrancy linked to attempted traffic to Lusk, Wyoming.
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E. H. Ellsthorpe
Prohibition Party Convened in Lincoln to Celebrate Amendment
The thirteenth national Prohibition convention met in Lincoln Nebraska to celebrate the Fifteenth Amendment and possibly nominate a national ticket. About 300 delegates attended with Watkins delivering the keynote and delegates speaking. W J Bryan and Billy Sunday appear as the most popular ticket with Bryan considering acceptance if nominated and Sunday indicating he would follow Bryan's lead.
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Lincoln
Neb
Prohibition Party
Watkin
W. J. Bryan
Billy
Bryan
Turks Plan Peace Treaty Despite Greek Advance
An official Turkish statement says Turkey will sign the peace treaty. Reports reach Constantinople that the Greek army has entered Adrianople as the Turkish war office reports this development.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Adrianople
Harding to Force Main Issues Acceptance Speech Prepared
Marion Ohio July 21 Senator Warren O Harding's acceptance speech prepared for delivery tomorrow is expected to stress Wilson era foreign policy and the League of Nations to bridge Republican differences and align with the party platform and record.
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Harding
Marion
Ohio
Warren O. Harding
Crown Associates
Wilson
League of Nations
Christensen Proposes Release of Debs in War Protest Plea
Parley P. Christensen former Labor candidate urges Senator Harding and Governor Cox to join in a request to President Wilson to release Eugene V. Debs from prison as a matter of simple justice. The proposal aims to unite major party figures in clemency action regarding the Socialist nominee.
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Associated Press
Denver
Parley P. Christensen
Labor Party
Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
Wilson
Eugene V. Debs
Cox Plans Eastern Campaign Tour For Democratic nominee
Governor James M. Cox will begin his eastern tour with a speaking program in early August after formal notification. He will spend three weeks in August in eastern states then begin a western swing in early September while Franklin D. Roosevelt is expected to tour the west. A Kansas couple, Mr and Mrs G H Thompson of Concordia, visited in the city before continuing to Yellowstone National Park by Mercer car for a two week stay.
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Associated Press
James M. Cox
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
G. H. Thompson
Concordia
Kan
T. J. Keen
Soviet reply on peace with Poland called incoherent
Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons that the soviet answer to the allies on Poland peace was incoherent and ambiguous and mainly for home consumption. He understood the soviet signaled willingness to negotiate with Poland directly.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Poland
Canned Goods To Sell Below Prewar Prices
Washington reports a government effort to curb living costs by placing canned foods on the market at prices below prewar quotations. The move aims to make essentials more affordable for consumers amid inflation concerns.
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Associated Press
Washington
Arrests in Turkish Plot Sparks Widely Reported Confession
Wholesale arrests are reported in an alleged plot to incite a general uprising of Moslems against foreign occupation. A plotter’s confession is said to implicate high officials of an entente power in a conspiracy aimed chiefly against the British.
Captain Appelgate Commands Shamrock IV in Tide Mission
At Band y Hook on July 21 Captain Andrew Jackson Appelgate steered the Shamrock IV guiding Captain Burton with the tide and wind on today’s voyage.
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Andrew Jackson Appelgate
Burton
Casing Stolen From Car In Locked Garage
T M Shambaugh reports a new rim and tire casing stolen from his motor car while it stood in a locked garage on South Washington Street last night. No signs of forced entry were noted.
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T. M. Shambaugh
South Washington Street
Railroad wage award sparks tentative peace as strike danger fades
United Press reports 2000 railway workers from 16 crafts resume talks after a $600 million wage rise from the railway labor board. Leaders seek a secret labor board conference and possible membership referendum while engineers and shopmen lean toward accepting the decision. Rail executives and freight managers discuss raising revenues, with rumors of a half cent per mile fare hike to fund the $800 million wage increase.
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United Press
Chicago
Brotherhoods
Labor Board
Railway Labor Board
Washington
Mssenger
Revenuen
Inormtimie Comiegcs Commission
White Takes Democratic Helm Campaign Craft Hoisting Sails
In Columbus Ohio on July 21 George White was named national committee chairman and campaign manager for the Democrats succeeding Homer Cummings. White, a former Ohio congressman and Cox campaign aide, will steer the national effort as the Cox ticket prepares for the fall race.
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White
Columbus
Ohio
Cox
George White
National Committee
Homer
Special order for harvest movement of 25000 box cars
The commission on the movement of freight ordered 25000 box cars to shift from eastern and southeastern roads to western lines to aid grain handling. The plan starts July 25 and lasts 30 days under the Railway Executives Association.
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Associated Freak
Washington
Aselat
Military Party in China Nearing Capitulation
A fragment indicates General Tuan Chidul reports nearing capitulation of the military party in China, signaling an imminent end to their resistance and a shift in control. Strong entities include General Tuan Chidul and China.
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Associated Prons
Tuan Chidul
Army
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