Allies in complete accord on Polish question
London July 29 Premier Lloyd George said France Italy and Great Britain fully agreed on negotiations with the Russian Soviet government despite sensational newspaper reports. Trotsky indicated the Bolshevik offensive against Poland was slowing as the armistice kept pressure to prevent a peace conference cancellation.
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London
France
Italy
Great Britain
Lloyd George
House of Commons
United Press
Poland
Troydree
Victory Would Bring Peace to Country Again
A brief report notes that victory is seen as bringing peace to the country. It mentions a cooler in the north Canara portion tonight and references drab conditions and a goat portion as part of the scattered text.
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Joaers
North
Canara
Federal forces plan land and sea attack on Baja California
Mexican federal troops prepare to move on Lower California to oust Governor Estaban Cantu. The campaign from eastern bases aims to subdue the peninsula, with Villa signaling a retirement to Torreon and possible international pressure on him. Cantu calls for volunteers and arming citizens as recruiting offices in Mexicali run late.
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United Press
Mexico City
Lower California
Torreon
Villa
United States
Mexico
Cantu
California
Mexicali
Atensenda
Colorado River
Peace Needed Villa Surrenders to End War
Francisco Villa declares unconditional surrender citing need for peace and reconstruction. He meets General Martinez at Sabinas station and plans residence at Nievas Zacatecas after disbanding his troops at Arreon. Government confirms the move.
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Villa
Associated Press
Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Martinez
Coahuila
Nuevo Leon
Sabinas
Nievas Zacatecas
Arreon
Border arms shipments curb announced by U S officials
United States officials announced a sharp watch would be kept to prevent arms or ammunition from being shipped across the border into Lower California. The statement came from Los Angeles on July 29.
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Los Angeles
United States
Lower
California
Wife Poisoner Sentenced to Life in Vermont
Byron M. Pettibone found guilty of second degree murder for poisoning his wife at their Bennington home on April 6. He received a life term in state prison.
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Manchester
Byron M. Pettibone
Bennington
Lfe
Terrill Home at Lincoln and Kirk Sold for 10000
L. W. Terrill of the Sinclair Oil company transferred from Denver and sold his furnished residence at the corner of Lincoln and Kirk streets yesterday to C. Campbell of the Midwest Refining company. The deal was arranged by John M. England and the price was $10,000.
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Ll. W. Terrill
Sinclair Oi Company
Denver
Lincoln and
Kirk Streets
C. ©. Campbell
Midwest Refining Company
John M. England
Former Demo Leader Changes Affiliation to Republican
Gilly McConnell once a prominent Democratic councilman in Laramie Wyoming filed an affidavit with the county Clerk to switch party allegiance from Democratic to Republican. Four years earlier he was elected county prosecutor on the Democratic ticket and was a candidate for renomination, but was defeated for the nomination.
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Laramie
Wyo
Gilly McConnell
Ngo McConnell
Presant
Polish War Aid Report Urges Immediate Action
The Paris based Pranie Pritish mission reports Poland can recover with little difficulty if three steps are followed. It cites strong manpower and quality, calls for instant munitions, 600 French officers and 200 British personnel, and regrouping of Polish forces from Galicia to the northern front.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Pranen-Pritish
Poland
Front-line Action Burns Across Moscow Front
Moscow reports continued Allied pressure along most of the Pots front on Wednesday. Fierce clashes were noted in the Alexandrovsk Oriakhof region as forces pressed forward in heavy combat.
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London
Moscow
Alexandrovak Oriakhof
Soviet Revolution Reports Reach Kovno Spillover
Incoming dispatches from Warsaw say the Lithuanian government was overthrown at Kovno by revolutionaries with no further details. Bolsheviks near the frontier of Riga awaited armistice signing as Lithuanian events unfold.
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Warsaw
Kovno
U S Watches Profiteers in Army Goods
U S district attorneys and price commissions were urged by the justice department to monitor profiteering in the resale of war surplus cannon and other Army goods. Officials warned that low Army prices could invite unscrupulous dealers to take exorbitant profits.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Department of Justice
Denver Chief Elected Head of Fire Chiefs
Dee M. Johnn Healy, fire chief of Denver Colorado, was elected president of the International Association of Fire Chiefs. Atlanta Georgia was chosen to host the next year's convention.
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Denver
Associated Press
Toronto
Dee M.johnn Healy
Colo
International Association of Fire Chiefs Today
Atlanta
Former G. A. B. chief Captain Monfort dies
Cincinnati reporter notes the death of Captain Fillas Monfort, former national commander of the G. A. B., in Cincinnati on July 0.
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Cincinnati
Fillas Monfort
The
Ludendorff Asks Pact To Fight Bolsheviks In Return
Paris reports General Ludendorff proposed to the British charge d affaires in Berlin that Germany raise an army of 1.5 million to fight the Bolshevik forces in Russia in exchange for the return of Posen and annulment of Versailles treaty clauses including the Danube dealings.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Ludendorf
Berlin
le Journal
Germany
Posen
Ened
Unopposed county offices on November ballot
Incumbents for county clerk and clerk of the district court appear unopposed as petitions were not filed by the deadline. The list of candidates to appear on the primary ballot includes numerous Republicans and Democrats for state and local offices with Carlson and Conwell as the unchallenged county clerk and clerk of court contenders.
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District Court
Court House
Miss Carlson
Hazel Conwell
Arluntiz
Democratic War Chest Open to Contributions of Any Size
Washington July 2 Associated Press report says the Democratic campaign fund will accept contributions of any amount. Party leaders and George White emphasize evaluating sources over sums, with “Peace progress and prosperity” as the campaign slogan.
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Associated Press
Washington
George White
The
Nations
White
White Cote Party
Cox
Irish Peaceful for First Time in Five Years
Dublin reports four hours without an outrage in Ireland as rumors of a truce between Shan Delants and the British government circulate. Officials at Dublin Castle announce the peace period marks the first since years of unrest.
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Associated P
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Ireland
Revolt Breaks Out in Formosa Island
Tokyo dispatch reports a native uprising on Formosa with a strong group of Aborigines rising against Japanese rule in the Bhin Chi Ku district.
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Formosa
Tokio
Bhin Chi Ku
Virginia Man Named Assistant to Secretary of War
William R. Williams of Richmond Va was appointed assistant secretary of war succeeding Benedict Crowell who resigned. The announcement dated July 2 lists Williame as the new aide in the wartime administration.
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Wastlington
William R. Williame
Richmond
War
Aesistant
Benedict Crowell
Divorces Granted in Cruelty Grounds in District Court
Esther Helder was granted a divorce from Frank Helder in district court yesterday on cruelty grounds. Annabel Trapp was granted a divorce from Patrick Trapp yesterday on cruelty grounds.
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Esther Helder
Frank Helder
Annabel Trapp
Patrick Trapp
Delinquent asylum inmate tied to Powder River scare
J B Newburn of Newberg Oregon identified by Louisiana authorities as an escaped inmate from Pineville Louisiana asylum. He traveled through Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Colorado to Wyoming where he caused chaos in Powder River last month before arrest and fine payment. He faces charges including a theft of a horn m as valued at 24 dollars and will likely be sent back to Louisiana.
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J. B. Newburn
Newberg
Powder River
Wyo
Louisiana
Pineville
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Tourivte
Harmas
Clark
Dayton Prep for Cox Homecoming and August 7 Formal
Dayton Ohio clears decks for two Cox related events. A homecoming celebration is planned for tomorrow and a formal notification is set for August 7. Gen James M Cox is the central figure in both events.
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Associated Press
DayTon
Ohio
James M. Cox
Japan objects to U S note on Saghalin occupation
Tokyo reports that the United States has communicated a note saying America does not recognize Japan's occupation of the northern half of Saghalin. The note is viewed as possibly exposing American policy toward contested territory, with Japan preparing a formal Washington reply to clarify official stance.
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Tokio
United States
America
Japan
Saghalin
Nichi Nichi
Washington
Bank Holdups Net $16,500 In Colorado Robbery
Police hunt two bandits after the State Bank of Peyton Colorado is robbed of 16500 dollars in cash and securities. The assistant cashier and a lone customer were locked in the vault during the heist.
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White United
Denver
State Bank of
Peyton, Co O
Vhuir
McAdoo to Campaign for In Behalf of Gov In A Bid
William G McAdoo announced he will stump for Gov James M In a news conference he urged the senate Investigating committee to hold frequent sessions during the campaign to probe money sources and expenditures for both parties. He called the campaign financing a formidable risk under Republican control.
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New York
Wm. G. McAdoo
James M
White
McAdoo
Senate Investigating Committee
Republican National Committee
Serious charge grows out of Ol Camp fight
A criminal complaint in justice of the peace court charges Joe Vincent and two others with malicious beating and wounding of H Pratley after an attack at Salt Creek during Ol Camp. Warrant for C F Johns and C S Samerson led to their arrest but they are free on bond.
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H. Pratley
Salt Creek
Justice of Peace Court
Joe Vincent
Davia
Chester Farrehaugh
E. F. Crané
C. F. Johns
Samerson
Pratley
Freight House Closing Sought To Cut Workers Time
The Interstate Commerce Commission is weighing closing all freight depots three days a week. Big shippers want a more equitable share of car supply, and railway executives are said to favor the plan. The ruling would put thousands of rail employees on half time.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reopening of Miners Wage Award Advocated in Report
Secretary of Labor Wilson sent to President Wilson a report on the coal situation highlighting conditions in Illinois and Indiana and noting a recommendation to reopen the bituminous coal commission awards for equitable miners pay. Meetings with operators and unions are planned to address wage demands amid production disruptions.
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White House
Washington
Secretary of
Wilson
Ilinois
Indiana
Department of Labor
Bituminous Coal Commission
Chicago
Breweter
Competitive Feld
Indianapolis
Offelie
Sanc
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