Poles Mobilize Reserves as Gains Against Reds Continue East of Warsaw
Amid reports from Warsaw and London dispatches Polish forces push east of Warsaw and north toward the capital. German aid to Bolsheviks noted as Polish advances threaten Bolshevik lines near Torun and the Vistula, with American flyers supporting Polish positions.
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Warsaw
London
Powon
Mhorn
iMaeles
Wartiw
Waray
Tuorn
Wintula
Bolalewk
Lomorg
Pllnudakl
Explosion at Syracuse Claims Two Dead and Others Hurt
An explosion at a Syracuse methanol service station killed two workers and injured several others. Manager Gromiumd of fir Matton and plumb er Mary Watling died. George, a 20 year old employee, was among the dead.
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Syracuse
Byraqube
N. Y
Mora Ryory
Mysoline Gervico Station
Gromiumd
Fiir Matton
iMarny Watling
George
St Marys Man Named in Midwestern Dispatch
In WabhiMonon on August 20 a local St Marys man was appointed to a position by Prosdant Wilnon. Details are sparse due to damaged text but indicate a formal appointment within the Marys organization and related duties.
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Wabhimonon
Prosdant ‘Wilnon
Dol
Marys
Milani
Women of State Vote Right Confirmed in Arrimsburg
An attorney general opinion issued at Arrimsburg confirms the constitutional right of women to vote in the upcoming November election. The ruling responds to Governor Sproul's inquiry about whether women may participate under the state law.
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Arrimsburg
Mio
Wanpheld i
Schaaster
Pho
Sproul
Ikwe
Atnto
League Call Issued for First Meeting of League of Nations
United Press reports a call for the League of Nations to hold its first meeting on November 19 at Geneva. The notice was sent to Sir Eric Drummond, secretary of the league, who did not release the text publicly.
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United Press
Washington
Drosdlent ‘Witon
Jim Isingd
League of Nassoay
Geneva
Eric Drummond
League
Local Man Faces Alderman Over Treated Bees
A man named Moves faced Alderman Porter after special agent Clarley Greens charged him with failing to treat bees diseased by European foul brood. The case, tied to Department of Agriculture efforts, seeks a 450 fine and highlights ongoing eradication measures. Greens reports continued inspections in Arlo and nearby counties and urges farmers to cooperate for profitable results.
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Porter
Clarley Greens
Department of Auricujture
Department of Agriculture
Greeng
Urainlansa
Corry Man Dies in Missouri Fall From Train
Body of Famey Ty Nugent former resident of Corry died after falling from a moving train near St. Louis Missouri. Nugent born January 26 1870 left Corry twenty years ago served overseas with a Missouri regiment. Funeral set Monday at 10 from St Thomas Church with Rev. H. Mraocy officiating. He is survived by parents two brothers and three sisters.
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Ty Nugent
Hhcity
Tidmothur
Catharina Nugent
Monsant
Thomas Church
Thoman
Barnachrews
St. Claries
Nugent
Bf Toseph’s Hospital
Buffel
Coney
Missouri
W. Nigent
Cleveland
T. B
Detrost, Maly and RT
OF City
Viairs
No Further Action on Ratification in Tennessee House
In Nashville August 20 the house debated reconsideration of the HuMtenga question. Representative Hall moved to adjourn until Monday as the two day limit for reconsideration expired. The House split 47 to 49 on the vote and then adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Nashytula
Sumrage Advocat
Tenneanco
Tollay
Hall
Howie Wye
Indiana Miners Idle Amid Unofficial Strikes
Indiana miners remain idle as shortages and wage dispute tensions overshadow production. United Mine Workers leaders urge President to intervene while talks with operators stall.
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United
Washington
Ang
Aga
Walkonte
Nhewla
United Mine
Cleveland
Olito
Thainna
Ylinoin Nordy
Deport Irish Prisoners to England Reported
Dublin August 20 A former Cork city deputy mayor was sentenced to two years in prison for alleged nationalism with Sinn Fein. The report notes a serious condition in prison and mentions deportations of eight hundred strike workers to Australia.
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Dublin
Pormer Ord Aouyor
Cork
MavSwoxny
Sinn Fothers
Ny & Requit
Wishongar Atrike
Megan
Hunger strike sparks riot at Baltimore prison dormitory
A hunger strike at a Baltimore prison dormitory led inmates to pull electric lights at 2:30. In the resulting blackout a group attempted to break out while guards prepared to quell the disturbance. A demonstration followed as tensions rose amid the riot.
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Baltimore
Battimord
Bevonty
Tio Prinon
Prikonory
Tio
Americans Score In Olympic Trials Event Summary
Americans dominated multiple track and field events in today’s trials. Notable performances include Pat McDonald and J J Ryan securing spots in the 4 000 meter walk, while Woodring and Paddock starred in the 200 meter dash. Pole vault and steeplechase efforts highlighted strong New York and Philadelphia competitors with several qualifying marks.
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Antwiore
Ang
Ing
Todge
England
Pat Mynn
New York
Sud
Ambroxia
Italy
Mattson
Sweden
Devanney
Tuelsenbucky
Pat McDonald
J. J. Ryan
Lynd and
Ewenson
Diamond
Canata
Momor
Hetker
Maroney
Woodring
Philadelphia
Paddock
Ward
Whild Sumbison
Aniahot Jonetts, Both
Gkteago
Avon
Columbus Mill and R. R. Depot Entered
Thieves forced a second story window at the Putnam mill and later broke the safe at the Columbus railroad depot. They left three pennies and tools behind, and fled toward the railroad station after failing to take valuables. Local authorities hold strong suspicion and expect arrests soon.
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Putnam Mill
Columbus
Hein
Putnam
Mit
Walla
Major Little Accepts Fine Erie Opening
Dr. T A Little will leave Corry for Erie to assume charge of medical and surgical work at the General Electric plant hospital. He will supervise a staff and oversee care of six thousand employees as part of a large building program. The move follows his two years with the 112th Loverspan and four years in Corry with Dr A L Smith.
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T. A. Litthe
General Elgeile Company
Beleanil
Frionila
Mad Mra
Littie
General Electric
Erie
Dencal
Little
Loverspan
Corry
A. L. Smith
Ttis
Bank of Corry Opens New Section to Public
Officials of the Bank of Corry expect to open the newly completed section Monday morning as work on the rear area nears completion. The bank will close at noon Saturday after the busy period and finish interior work on the north side in the coming month. Weather outlook suggests no major temperature change through tonight and Saturday.
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Natom
Bank of Corry
Commissioners Await Final Suffrage Action Before Assessing
Tennessee lawmakers may ratify the suffrage amendment as county commissioners prepare to assess eligible women in Bre City and Bre County for possible voting in the November election. Registration steps, dates, and proof requirements are outlined, with emphasis on property ownership and tax receipts.
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Tennessee
Bre
Tonnendeux
Tueaday
Eptember
Young Man Drowns at Union City
Harold Johnson a 20 year old Navy veteran from Stramburg drowned last evening at Union City while visiting at the Steenrod dam with Misses Mabel and Gertrude Cailisch. He fell from the diving board into about 18 feet of water as friends tried to rescue him. the body was recovered about half an hour after the alarm.
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Harold Johnson
Sil
Stramburg
Navy
Erle
Union City
Jobuada
Union
Steetrod Pond
Mabel
Gertrude Cailisch
Uv Cailisch
Steenrod Dam
Akam Home Hit By Sneak Thief In Early Morning
The home of Richan Alam on Mhureh Street was entered by a sneak thief around 1 30 a m. The burglar opened a lower story window, ransacked rooms, and fled through a kitchen door yielding no obvious loot. Mrs Akam, hearing noises, alerted a tenant but assumed it was elsewhere in the house. No valuables reported missing despite a late search for the thief.
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Richan Alam
Mhureh Street
Akam
Receivers Named for Ponzi Case in Boston Court
Boston August 20 receivers for Ponzi scheme were named today including Lisy United Press reports Barba Perkins of Horton businessman William B. Sears a lawyer and Edward Thurston chosen as receivers for the Fail Silver former chairs and the Republican state committee.
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Lisy United Press
Boston
Doke Barba Perkins
Horton
Wiliam RB
Sears
Edward AL ‘Thurston
Bhairs
Pommalttoo
Chinslea Poul
Miners Demand Discharge of Company Official
A Cranberry mine strike reported at Wazleton on August 20 shows twelve miners demanding the discharge of their foreman amid ongoing labor unrest. The walkout centers on alleged mismanagement and safety concerns at the Cranberry operation.
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United Presay Wazleton
Twelys
Prominent UK Conference Pursuit Amid Inter Play Poised
Londons Aug 2 Prominent figures arrange an immediate conference following arrival to discuss a top level meeting with Italy’s Gioitto. The Inter team plays Poherenbeeh and aims to shape a potential coalitional outcome.
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United Prous
London
Promion
Gioittl
Taly
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