Bolshevik advance and Turkish commander captured near Adrianople
Bolsheviks seize Ossovetz fortress near Warsaw and push Poles toward Lomza as fighting rages in Bialystok and Crimean sectors. Turkish Nationalist Col. Jafar Tayar captured near Adrianople while attempting escape to Bulgaria. he calls his capture fate. A chest of Turkish gold found in Adrianople palace.
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London
Ossovetz
Lomza
Warsaw
Bialystok
Alexandrovsk
Ohekhov
Jafar Tayar
Adrianople
Bulgaria
Bostanli
Kirk-Kiliseh
Constantinople
Jafar
Allies Fix Terms for Armistice in Reply to Soviet
Paris dispatch reports Britain and France outlining limits on Soviet Polish armistice terms. Poland must reject disarmament, government changes, or boundary shifts unfavorable to Poland. Munitions and military support move toward Warsaw from Danzig Romania and Czecho Slovakia. Hungary seeks to attack the Soviet army. Latvia Finland Romania and Hungary seek Franco-British aid against Bolsheviks. Italy Greece dispute over Dodecanese prompts talks on revising the Turkish treaty to favor Greece.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
Poland
Warsaw
London
Lloyd George
Germany
Russia
Danzig
Baltic
Rumania
Czecho-Slovakia
Genera Denikine
Hungary
Latvia
Finland
Italy
Greece
Dodecanese
Aegean
Ee Pan
Rhodes
Asia Minor
800 Children to Rejoin Parents After 2 Years
Nearly 800 Russian children, evacuated from Petrograd to Siberia since 1918, will arrive aboard the steamer Omei Mary in San Francisco on August 2. Red Cross doctors nurses and Russian teachers have cared for them two years. They will visit Panama ports New York City before sailing to a Baltic seaport in September.
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Washington
Vladivostok
Petrograd
San Francisco
American Red Cross
Omei Mary
Red Cross
Siberia
Panama
New York City
Baltic
Carolinian Disarms Officer After Swig Of Powerful Liquor
George W. Scales of North Carolina told Acting Judge Ben Biedenharm in Covington Police Court he drank a prescription liniment in West Virginia that left him disoriented for five minutes. Policeman John Hoerlein testified Scales grabbed his club and badge leading to a disorderly conduct charge. The court fined $1 plus costs and cautioned restraint in drinking.
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George W. Scales
North Carolina
Ben Biedenharn
Covington
Scales
Norwood
West Virginia
John Hoerlein
Schuh Surrenders in Bergdoll Conspiracy Case
Harry G. Schuh, reportedly chauffeur for Edwin R. Bergdoll, surrendered in Philadelphia amid the Bergdoll cases. Schuh and others were indicted for conspiracy to harbor and aid Bergdoll’s escape. Bail was set previously at $30,000.
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Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Harry G. Schuh
Edwin R. Bergdoll
Schuh
Edwin
Emma C. Bergdoll
Federal
Negro on gallows warns crowd against whisky and cigarettes
Edgar C. Caldwell a former army sergeant Negro was executed in Anniston Alabama for murder of a street car conductor. He spoke to about 2500 people before death warning against whisky tobacco and firearms. A long legal fight included intervention attempts by President Wilson and federal courts.
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Anniston
Ala
Edgar C. Caldwell
Caldwell
Wilson
Attorney General
United States
State Supreme Court
Federal District Court
United States Supreme Court
Cox
Walsh
Senator Walsh
Two Negroes Killed by Alabama Posse Near Midland City
In Midland City Alabama a posse of citizens killed two negro men Sills Spinks and Jester Jennings after they attacked a farmer's wife last night The sheriff sent officers to Montgomery to hold Andy Spinks father of Sills on another assault charge connected to the case Authorities believe the attack aimed to silence the woman before Spinks trial
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Dothan
Ala
Midland City
Here
Sills Spinks
Jester Jennings
Spinks
Jennings
Andy Spinks
Montgomery
Sheep Herder Shot In Utah Clash With Cattlemen
VERNAL Utah July 30 a sheep herder John Bonnell was shot during a clash with men he believed to be Colorado cattlemen or their employees. Price a camp tender said Bonnell fired to scare coyotes near his camp near the state line in northwestern Colorado. Bonnell was wounded in the stomach and companions tried to help him as they sought assistance while cattle and sheep were driven toward a precipice during the incident.
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Vernal
Utah
Colorado
John Bonnell
J. D. Price
Price
Bonnell
Jimmy
Coxsure
Middletown
Jimmie
Cox
San Francisco
Meteor Band
Piqua
Ohio
Cox Boosters
Jimmy Cox
Rainbow Division
Elks, Eagles, Moose
Knights of Columbus
Belfast
Lucas
Tipperary
Dayton Celebrates Jimmy Cox Day as Governor Promises White House
Governor Cox amid a 8 000 to 12 000 crowd at Dayton homecoming parade lauds supporters and hints he will run for president. He thanks locals, jokes about Washington home, and signs lithographs before leaving amid crush and a jailhouse close.
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Dayton
Cox
Washington
Trailsend
Jimmy” Cox
Jimmy
White House
Buck
Pete
Ike
Charley
Lion Pair Welcomes 41st Whelp in Central Park
New York July 30 Helen the lioness in Central Park Zoo nursed her forty first cub with noted affection. Keepers said most of her other offspring have been sent to other zoos, while Ack bar the father roared at birth then accepted the event as another lion in the world.
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New York
Helen
Central Park
Ackbar
Assassination at Dublin Board Meeting Shocks Ireland
Frank Brooke, a wealthy country gentleman and adviser to Viscount French, was shot dead in the Dublin & Southeastern Railway directors room during a board meeting. Three assailants fled. Brooke died from a lung wound despite carrying a revolver. Sinn Fein activity and martial law talk follow. Including other clashes, three soldiers and three Sinn Feiners wounded in Dublin.
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Dublin
Frank Brooke
Viscount French
Brooke
Dublin & Southeastern Railway
Westland Row
Cotton
Road
London & Northwestern Railway
Viceregal Lodge
Mr. Brooke
Robert Barton
St Wicklowe
Toree
Barton
Sinn
Theater Royal
Wilson urges coal miners to return to work in Illinois and Indiana
President Wilson through the United Mine Workers appeals to striking Illinois and Indiana miners to resume mining. He says wage scale inequalities may be addressed only after a return to work, and proposes a meeting of the Joint Scale Committee to adjust terms. He warns that continued strikes threaten winter coal supply and damge to trust in industrial relations.
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Washington
Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
Illinois
Indiana
United @ine
Commission
United Mineworkers of America
United States
Wtlson
Bituminous Coal Commission
U S Likely to Join League Within Year Says Lawrence
Washington reports that both parties may discuss the League of Nations as a campaign issue yet evidence grows that the United States will join within a year via the Versailles treaty framework. Elihu Root and James Brown Scott advocate a permanent court of international justice shaping American influence abroad.
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Washington
League of Nations
United States
Harding
Hiram Johnson
Cox
Mr. Wilson
Elihu Root
James Brown Scott
Court of International Justice
Root
Mr. Scott
Advisory Commission of Jurists
Council of the
Permanent
League
Hague
State Department
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Harding Charges Democrats Backing League Funds
Marion Ohio July 30 Senate front porch campaign opens with Harding accusing Democratic leaders of seeking large international contributions to back their stance on the League of Nations. He blasts Cox and White over Article X and warns voters of pledged administration policies if elected.
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Marion, CO
Harding
Cox
League of Nations
Wilson
League
Dayton
Walsh
Massachusetts
George H. White
Mansfield
White’ House
Armenia
Adriatic
Italy
Thrace
Bulgaria
Greece
Two Youths Injured as Auto Hits Parked Car
William Pierson 20 of 610 Hawthorn Avenue Price Hill drove on the wrong side of Eighth street and struck a parked car on Wells Street. He suffered a dislocated left shoulder and possible internal injuries. John Avery 17 of 436 Considine Avenue was a passenger and broke his right wrist. Both were taken to General Hospital. Miller Bellington of 510 Youngstown Avenue Carthage owned the parked vehicle and saw minor damage to his car.
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Eighth and
Wells Streets
William Pierson
Hawthorn Avenue
Price Hill
Wells Street
John Avery
Considine Avenue
Pierson
General Hospital
Avery
Eighth Street
Miller Bellington
Youngston, Avenue
Carthage
Bellington
League of Nations opens session on practical questions
The League of Nations Council began at 4 pm in San Sebastian with minor issues on travel ease in Europe and passport customs delays to be addressed. The Sarre Commission costs and who bears them, likely France and Germany, are to be discussed. Public session Tuesday will cover the blockade issue and Red Cross referrals. Arthur Balfour urges an economic blockade as a tool while cautioning against overreliance on the league.
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Europe
Root
United States
League of Nations
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
America
Senate
Council of the League
Harding
Rooth
Wilson
San Sebastian
Spain
Associated Press
Council of the
International Transit Commission
Paris
Sarre Commission
Sarre
France
Germany
League
Red Cross
Arthur J. Balfour
Balfour
Line in Ponzi's Office Dwindles Amid Solvency Questions
Boston July 30 Charles Ponzi claiming millions in months faced investor questions as payments resumed with near equal outlays for matured notes and principal. Manager Miss Lucy Meli said about 1.5 million had been paid since Monday while liabilities stood near 3 million, with authorities delaying new funds. She asserted Ponzi has funds to satisfy claims and noted Unmatched notes saved him almost 500000 dollars. investigators had not appeared.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
International Exchange
Ponzi
Lucy Meli
Ceipts
Miss Meli
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Lion
41St Whelp
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Lewis
U.S
Lawrence
David Lawrence
Galls
GOX
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