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03 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1920
Page
1
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Negotiations between Poland and the Bolsheviks break off after a demand for final terms. Polish delegates claim authority only to conclude armistice conditions, while Bolsheviks press for peace talks and hint at Minsk as the next meeting site. Polish forces retreat from Warsaw amid renewed fighting near the Bug and Murow rivers.
Warsaw and London dispatches report Bolshivik forces delaying near Leningrad while Polish and Allied units counterattack around Lemberg. Berlin notes warn of intensified hostilities with Allied interest in Poland and potential occupation shifts. Prisoners and booty described from Brint Litovak as Soviet advances press eastward.
Fragmentary report notes Awe 3. aoliar god aims to raise money for overseas program. Mentions Qoreovetlodilog Atloged and Vnwor with Datootlien Barypant, plus Paleo Turkey and Drvlibittow route or treatment.
William Brow Lloyd a millionaire radical and 18 Communist party members were found guilty of conspiracy to overthrow the United States government. The jury returned verdict after ten hours of deliberation. Sentences ranged from one to six years in prison with fines for some defendants and additional terms for others.
United Press reports authorities arrest a new suspect in the kidnapping of a girl. Details are sparse, with officials refusing to disclose the suspect’s identity or provide information pending further investigation.
An explosion at the Pennsylvania Company plant in Ol City killed John Shavory aged 70 and JOA Bittainger aged 50. A Ford Dr J J Cantor collided with a pole on Tinet Stay street, causing further damage and injuries.
Aboard a doomed flight near Los Angeles, Los Angeles actors Anyauunas Angart 3 slew Diner Loeklens and Mutant avi ator Theut perished when the plane fell about 1000 feet. Witnesses say Lockbay attempted a risky maneuvers triggering a nose dive in mid air. Stooktear a veteran investigator from the war era aided事故 responders.
A morning fire at the Park Motor Ruses Company owned by FE. P. Lee destroyed a High School building in Union City with about 3000 in insurance and losses around 6000. Six cars in the garage were also damaged along with farm machinery and a last car removed yesterday. The cause is unknown as firefighters battled the blaze.
The President’s aide reports Provident Wilson is much better and near full recovery. Dr. Grayson, his physician, expresses optimism about resuming duties soon as health improves significantly.
United Press reports Harding today prepared a speech for delivery to a delegation from abroad. An ARIS report notes the speech focuses on the Turkish peace treaty and is expected to be signed Wednesday.
The Mondor police department seeks a salary increase of 25 dollars per month. At the city council meeting, the topic drew heated discussion before being tabled for further study. Bills were approved. financials showed August 1 balance and July expenditures. A petition by Third Ward driver Damon urged legislative action to allow local tax allocation to municipalities. The council referred the officer wage request to the Public Property and Finance committees.
Paris August 7 Premier Millerand said France would recognize the Bolshevik government the moment it assumes its international obligations. He linked recognition to payment of debts and adherence to former Russian commitments, and indicated France would back Poland if armistice talks fail or stall. He noted no direct word from the United States on policy.
Reported union leaders in Indiana Kentucky and Illinois say miners are returning to work after brief strikes. Operators in Ten Jerawa Kentucky and a nearby Pennsylvania area resumed with production expected to stabilize this week. Officials in Indianapolis express confidence operations will resume shortly.
In Somantmon, Aug 3 a faction of miners employed by the Pennsylvania Coal Company walked off the job in protest at the Pit cairi plant. Company managers and workers debated the walkout as others voted to remain at work.
SAN SEBASTIAN August 3 The League of Nations council adopted the principle of gathering nations blocked to suspend for violate pit sending nations from the world. Mkwan decided this blockade would be owed to preserve peace among member nations quarrelling with noisiest neighbors.
London August. Prime Minister Lloyd George announced a conciliatory action to be attempted once order is restored on the island. Cabinet members objected to the bill, calling it too drastic as it would replace trials by jury with military court martial.
In Warrtebong on August 3 the Democratic State Committee announced the slate of 28 presidential electors from Pennsylvania. Antics M. Cox chaired the gathering led by Warren Van Tyke, with Michael Libel representing District 25.
The body of a well dressed man about 40 is found in a meadow along the railroad near Howe Lake, three miles from Columbus. Residents report a foul odor and police begin an identity investigation as Coroner Chapman from Warren is expected to arrive.
United Press reports Californias Governor Cantu faces federal orders as 20 000 to 25 000 volunteers are urged to join the effort. Americans say they will fight to support Cantu in the dispute.
United Prom reports Cooper and Ketek leading the ovehuke squadron of Agni behind Russian lines on July 18 near G1. No further details have been received about their northernshouts or status.
Fragmentary OCR reports at the office of a notary noting several realty transfers. The readable text mentions transfers and names in a hurried clerical record with unclear details and dates.
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