Armistice Talks with Polish Forces Reported
WONDON July 26 Allied diplomats report preliminaries for a cease fire with Polish forces under General Baron Weange. Talks aim at a formal armistice with Soviet commanders directing moves toward London’s allied coordination. Front reports indicate ongoing combat despite the preliminaries as Polish troops retake Grod and fortifications along the river.
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Mtoetow
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Woyieia
oMipftair
Warana
Bolkhevik Toren
Advicon
Los Angeles Hit by Repeated Earthquakes This Day
Reports indicate multiple tremors unsettled Los Angeles this morning with strong shocks felt citywide. Residents evacuated homes as aftershocks continued, adding to widespread disruption and confusion across neighborhoods and businesses.
Franklin Boy Succumbs to War Wounds
From Franklin comes news of the death of William Ty Palmory aged 28 of Peak, reported by United Press. He died at a Marine hospital in France after a year of treatment following injuries sustained in combat.
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United Prey Pimngbungh
Waunig
Marine
Korpe
France
William Ty Palmory
Marine Hospital
Bank Heist Nets $11,060 From Masked Men
Masked gunmen robbed a local bank on Palox Street this morning, taking a total of $11,060 in cash from a strongbox. Police said the suspects fled in a vehicle described as a mid sized car, danger to area residents. A lookout was issued for the vehicle and a warrant is being prepared.
Cummings Confers With the President
Homer S. Cummings, retiring head of the Democratic National Committee, spoke with President Wilson about the league of nations and his possible candidacy for the U S Senate from Connecticut. He has not decided to run, with a decision expected by September.
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Washington
Homer S. Cummings
Alrsnum
Wilson
Cummings
Dayton
Kenyon Senate
Cox
Plana
Hetails
Pomerene
Ohio
Pomorene
Pho
Peter Morist
Dalga
France
Morang
St Elizabeth's Church
American Legion
Knights of Columbus
W. WT. Reiser
Frank Basder
Police Lose Clue in Trunk Murder Mystery
United Press report details police efforts in the New York trunk murder case. Roy Milton a former Metropolitan officer is named as a suspect amid a tangle of identities, while investigators pursue connections to Eugen Leroy and a home linked to the crime.
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Orwago
Roy Milton
New York
Pattoknan (Rawbill
Motroit
Putin
Shae Oly
Ani
Tilay
Royent Hanes
Eugen Leroy
Funeral of Vanderbilt Held Today
Paris July 20 The funeral of W E Vanderbilt wealthy American financier was held today at 11 a m Weather outlook tonight Wednesday partly cloudy
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Vanderbilt
Paris
W.E Vanderbilt
Corp, Mortz
Lipton’s Challenger Delays in Yacht Cup Race
The Resolute led early but was later overtaken by Lipton’s challenger as winds faltered and boats jockeyed for position. A tow was needed for the stalled vessel, and the race faced a delayed start with tactical maneuvers and shifting currents noted throughout.
Democrat chieftain at capital steers party course
Washington July 20 United Press reports strong interest in the arrival of George White national committeeman and Cox campaign manager. White's entrance into capital political circles ignites discussion of Democratic strategy and leadership ahead of upcoming efforts.
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United Preagy
Washington
Wallington
George White
Democratit
National
Democratic Campaign Begins With Wister Visit and Talks
The campaigned party aims to shift leadership from retiring Homer Chimatinys as Whity plans to assume control. Primaries and conference series will see Democratic leaders meet Representative Mood to align phases of the upcoming campaign. Mr and Mrs Will Hath and family return from a two week Findlay trip.
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Wisters
Homer
Chimatinys
Whity
Sbiguath
Will
Findlay Latkes
Court Orders Third Hearing In Sisson Nason Election Case
RIE reports court schedules a third hearing in the Sisson Nason election dispute over the Fortyminth district senatorial nomination. The case centers on ballot opening, vote counting, and a county commissioners decision amid Nason and Elsion challenges, with a ruling pending on whether ballots will be reopened.
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Sisson- Nason
Mulea McNawn
A. B. Alston
M.D. McCormick
Mr. Ison
Atent
I Bonntor Nason
Poland Seen as Campaign Issue in Presidential Race
Washington July 26 Poland may become a campaign issue as Republicans and Democrats spar over US entry into the League of Nations. Both sides discuss Poland and potential wars if America joins, with Republicans arguing dangers and Democrats contending membership could have altered the Polish conflict.
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Chilted
Washington
Poland
Wiyl
United States
League of National Lacite Calle Pan
Soviet
Democrats
America
Second Murder in Four Days at Pitiston
United Press report from Metston noting a second murder in four days in the Pitiston area. Tosheah Denard, 45, fired four bullets at Anthony Pulscarr, causing fatal injuries. Police response was swift and Denard was apprehended. The slaying marks a grim milestone for the town in six years, with a large reward offered by local officials.
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Pitiston
United Press
Emetston
Muirder
Toseah Denard
Anthony Pulscarr
Denard
Reading Iron Workers Strike Ends Mills Close
A general strike of the Reading Iron Works mills was called, halting operations in Reading Pennsylvania. Workers protested wage differentials tied to rail demands, with management seeking to negotiate. The stoppage affects rail-related industries and local employment.
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Reading Iron Workers
United Prenay
Reading
Alli
Reading Tron
Idx
Wight Willy
Hin City
Dio
Belfast Disorders Continue Amid Night Clashes
July 26 Belfast reports say clashes by Sinn Fein and Unionists led to one constable killed and three wounded when a sniper fired. The city remains tense with British soldiers patrolling.
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Beupart
Belfast
Prosperous Pittsburgh Doctor Harry E Campbell Dies
The article reports the death of Dr Harry E Campbell a prominent Pittsburgh physician. He had practiced there until about three years ago when he moved, reportedly with his wife taking their children to Europe for education. Details on his later whereabouts are unclear.
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Eurner
Harry E. Campbell
Roombig Hovae
Gamp Doll
Pittsburgh
Europe
Definition of a Board of Commerce
A Cor ry Board of Commerce description explains a Board of Commerce as a public spirited civic body guiding community welfare through cooperative effort. It frames the group as open forum and driving force for internal improvements, a watchtower for opportunity, anticipating growth before others.
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Board of Commerce
Organization of Company A Is Completed For Mount Gretna Encampment
The record lists officers and many enlisted men of Company A as preparations for an encampment at Mount Gretna proceed. Names include Captain Henry H. Tanne First Lieutenant William A. Afra Second Lieutenant and many corporals sergeants privates and musicians. The roster shows a long local guard unit ready for drill and service.
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Clark P. AfoLean
Raynoni
A. Gilson
Clinton di McLuany
E. Loveland
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Jarl D. Hunt
Dan A.caldwell
Barrett T. Marsh
William
Jotnaoa
Thee
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Harold
W. Jayell
Prancix A. Slattery
Charles J. Anilatwon
Arthur W. Fairchilde
Porest
My ‘Gates
Thomas 0. Maloney
Harold N. Munsee
Jacob A. Swarm
Hen L. Towell
Prank A. Dingfelder
Edward
Pitt
Benjamin B. Kays
Tugh Ui
Binific
Charles EB. Barton
William BP. Blakeslee
John WH. Cable
Doregi
Clark
William H. Dayin
Adolph Wy ‘Chenel
Orren
Kinsley
Tony J. Kosmonki
Orrén Wong
Howard
Murray
Arthur W. Pitts
Harold H. Wood
Privates
Philip W. Anderson
Bryansels D. Roam
Alvin J. Bouileny
Tete D. Brown
Roy A. Buell
Joseph P. Cauley
Lofus Cristenson
Albert A. Couns
David B. Coons
Gerald I. Courtright
Merle J. Cummings
Marshall W. Disk
Milford D. Dine
Cincence C. Dingteler
Walter W. Dingeelder
Charles E. Dodge
Ansoi
Dorn
Gilbert W. Donaghue
Lyman T. Drase
Raymond W. Earl
Sidney B.rumerson
George C. Field
Morrill J. Foreman
Veo C. Gibbs
Chaunces
Godrich
Roy J. Hart
Larun A. Huse Kings
Philip TH. Herron
Alfred W. Horton
Charlee R. Tmwrophrey
Otto Wy Toy
Foater J Kelsey
Stewart Ring
Gerald L. Ténisoy
Dallan Long
Lyman L. Lava
Thomas J. Mistone
Guy Re Malténon
Terry A. Miles
Henry B. ‘Morton
Henry ‘A. Nantes
Willia T. Nantes
Marry D. Nelson
Henry Powerfeld
Mortis A. Perry
Stewart I
Jory Willis E. Pomere
Wieley
Sigg Frank X. Schiiter
Clifford Sanaabaugh
Raymond J. Shade
Climped de Sherwood
Linwrence Spangenburg
Borsty Tilloteon
Carlos Pinne
A. Mignard
Lyly A. Downe
Aies Hue
Charles P. Goodwin
Whar
AG Skinner
John Dorman
Donna Emmerson
Floyd Sutton
Wallies Joys
Story of murder fears for life in Birmingham
Fragmented report describes a man entering a police station on a Saturday claiming fear for his life after a murder. The witness mentions a woman named Lena York and a vengeful suspect described as a soldier’s wife, with unclear details due to mangled OCR.
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Run Amore
Ty Millen
Thera
Birmingstam
Aaron Ae
Tatum Ho
Police
Batherine Jackson
Dolly
Lena York Ram
Poker Today
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