Entente to Meet on Polish Crisis in France
London reports the Polish crisis easing though no rupture with Russia is seen. Lloyd George will meet France's Millerand and Marshal Foch Sunday at Folkestone or Boulogne to chart next steps after long talks with Kameneff and Krasssin. The aim is to check the Red Army advance into Poland before the allied conference Monday.
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London
Associated Press
France
Lloyd George
Sir Henry Willson
Millerand
Marshal Foch
Folkstone
Boulogne
Downing Street
Red Army
Poland
M. Kamneft
Moscow
House of Commons
Martial Law Declared in Denver After Night of Unrest
Denver will be placed under martial law after a morning conference involving Mayor Bailey police officials Colonel Bailey and state officials. Troops from Fort Logan began arriving at 2 am and are quartered in the municipal auditorium as the mob dispersed before their arrival.
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Denver
Bailey
Fort Logan
Fort, Logan
Municipal Auditorium
Bolshevik Push Slowed by Ammunition Shortage Near Warsaw
Paris reports from the allied mission to Poland say Bolshevik advances north of Warsaw slowed not only by Polish resistance but chiefly by Russian ammo shortages. In Grajevo region machine guns dominated pushes as artillery lay unused for lack of shells. Russians possess British German and Japanese rifles but face cartridge shortages. cavalry is strong while infantry is fatigued and poorly supplied.
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Paris
Warsaw
Prus-slan
Poland
Grajevo
Polish Government Flees Warsaw amid Soviet Advance
Johannesburg newspaper reports Polish government fled to Poznan as Soviet forces near Warsaw. Warsaw workers urged acceptance of Soviet principles. Polish corridor escape may be cut off. London Times notes planned Aug 9 conference between Lloyd George and Millerand at Sassoon residence. Polish legation disputes Mikhail Kramanoff claim over negotations delay.
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M. Kamneff
Mr. Lloyd George
Andrew Bonar Law
M. Krassin
Johannesburg
East Prussia
Associated Press
Posen
Warsaw
Johannesburg Zeitung
Rustice
Giang
Jonannganere Zeitung
Polish Workers i
England
London
London Times
Lloyd George and
Millerand
Philip Sassonn
Lymp
Kent
POLMS
M. Kramanoff
Lloyd George
Coughlin Baby Not Murdered Claims Alive
Philadelphia report states Blakely Coughlin is alive after cross examination of Augusto Pacquale by state police officers Captain Souder and Major Adams. Pacquale admits to being The Crank who took a $12,000 ransom from George H. Coughlin and warns of further disclosures if the baby not returned within 24 hours.
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Philadelphia
Blakely Coughlin
Augusto Pasqualeto
Souder
Major Adams
State Police
Pacquale
George H. Coughlin
Pasquale
This Little Man Is World’s Most Prominent Figure
Europe trembles on the brink of war as David Lloyd George prime minister of Great Britain is portrayed as the key figure whose decisions may turn the destiny of civilization.
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Europe
David Lroyd George
Great Britain
Bolsheviks Strike at Anglo French Domains in Near East
Soviet forces push southwest of the Caspian toward Teheran threatening Persia’s capital The move is viewed as targeting British and French interests in the Near East and Asia U.S. officials report detatching the American legation from Teheran and moving staff from Tabriz due to Persian evacuation plans
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Near East
Asia
Washington
Associated Press
Russia
Poland
Teheran
Asis
Caspian Sea
Persia
Tabriz
Ponzi Scheme Fueled by Government Confusion
A Boston barber known as Ponzi amassed about 8.6 million dollars by buying international reply coupons in weak exchange markets and cashing them in the United States. Authorities probe as Ponzi cooperates, while investors in his scheme reap large profits.
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United States
Great Britain
Boston
Inter
Ponzi
Denver Strike Called Off By Court Order
Denver August sixth the Denver Tramway strike was halted by the executive committee of the Tramway Men's Union just before midnight after Judge Whitford of the circuit court ordered recission. Seven leaders were found guilty of contempt for last Sundays strike and face sentence tomorrow as the court also enjoined picketing and interfering with car movement.
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Denver
Denver Tramway Company
Tramway Men’s Union
Greeley W. Whitford
Whitford
Governor Cantu offers to surrender chief office in two weeks
Nogalvus Aug. 6 Governor Esteban Cantu offers to surrender possession of the executive office within two weeks if provisional President De La Huerta stops sending troops into Lower California. Announcement released Friday night by Juan Platt, De La Huerta's personal representative.
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Nogalvus
Auiz
Esteban Cantu
de la Huerta
Lower
California
Juan Platt
Industrial Fair Aids Japan’s Industrial Progress
TOKIO July 8 The chamber of commerce adopted a proposal to hold a large industrial fair to stimulate Japan’s industrial progress.
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Japan
Tokio
Chamber of Commerce
Babe Ruth Hits 40th and 41st Home Runs in Detroit Game
Babe Ruth belted his fortieth and forty first homers of the season in Detroit during the second game of the New York Detroit American series. The forty first came in the sixth inning driving in two runners, while the fortieth was hit in the third inning over the right field wall.
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Detrict
Babe Ruth
New York
Ruth
Rght Field
Alleged Yeggmam In Again In North Platte Case
North Platte police arrest Cheyenne man N R Zediker who allegedly burglarized a jewelry store and a Cheyenne home after being freed on bail for a prior break in. He hid in a cellar at Mrs Lucy Burdicks home and surrendered when found. Bail and warrants are under review by regional authorities.
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N. R. Zediker
North Platte
Neb
Zediker
Cheyanne
Lucy A. Burdick
East Twentieth Street
Burdick
DeHaviland Plane With Seven Aboard Sets Record
A DeHaviland aircraft carrying seven passengers piloted by Lieutenant Perry Wattington flew to 19,070 feet above sea level at the air service mechanics school in San Antonio Texas. The flight is believed to be a world record.
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San Antonio
Tex
DeHaviland
Perry Wattington
Air Service Mechanics
Signing of Turkish Peace Treaty Delayed
Paris reports the signing of the Turkish peace treaty postponed to next Tuesday after Greece and Italy failed to agree on certain provisions. The treaty had been set to be signed today.
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Paris
Roosevelt Steps Out of Government
Franklin D Roosevelt concluded his duties as assistant secretary of the navy and left for Dayton Ohio to attend the nomination ceremony tomorrow for Governor Cox the Democratic presidential nominee.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roogdévelt
Dayton
Cox
Rioting Strikes Denver as Troops Move In
Three men killed and 13 injured as rioting resumed by striking street car workers at East Side car barns. About 250 regulars from Fort Logan and 600 from Camp Funston to arrive. governor orders troops to curb violence. Five lives lost in the strike and property damage runs high.
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Denver
East Side
Camp Funston
Shoup
Central Department of the
United States Army
Chicago
United States
Fort Logan
Central Department of the Army
Ballou
Dan Sullivan
Dan Flannigan
Denver Strike Developments
Three men killed and several wounded Friday night in rioting at East Side car barns. Federal troops move into the city with 250 from Fort Logan and 500 from Camp Funston responding to Governor Shoup. Tramway union officers halt the strike by court order. 1000 volunteer guards including 500 American Legion men patrol the city. Downtown traffic halted. theatres closed. tram service to resume with a warning that there will be no fooling.
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City
Fort Logan
Camp Funston
Shoup
Colorado
Tramway Men's Union
Circuit
Court
American Legion
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Denver Post
Denver Car Service 70 to Resume Operations Despite Strikes
Denver authorities restricted traffic in the business district as a car strike escalated. Tramway officials announced cars would run again tomorrow morning, while unions and the Trades and Labor assembly rejected blame for violence. The mayor barred parades and large crowds as volunteers and American Legion posts patrolled the streets to maintain order.
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Denver
Frederick W. Hild
Mr. Hild
Trades and Labor Assembly
Car Men’s Union
Thirteenth
Nineteenth
Market
Broadway
Riots End as Militia Quiets West Frankfort
West Frankfort Illinois Aug 6 2000 With 200 militiamen on duty and more arriving the town was quiet after last night's rioting Five men were reported killed but officials could not identify them The rioters were English speaking residents and foreigners mainly Italians who numbered about 11000 The murder of Tony Hempel and Amiel Qualcaterra sparked the unrest and the foreigners were suspected of robberies in southern Illinois Parading and sporadic outbreaks continued today but the town remained under strong patrols.
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Frankfort
Ill
West Frankfort
Lormen
Tony Hempel
Amiel Qualcaterra
Royalt
Illinois
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