France Recognizes Wrangel Head of South Russian Government
Paris announces recognition of Gen Baron Peter Wrangel as head of the de facto South Russian government and pledges military aid. France to send a high commissioner to Sebastopol and informs England. French officials cite Wrangel's pledge to accept former government obligations and establish a democratic Russia, while warning Britain of harsher Soviet terms to Poland. Lloyd George reacts with surprise and notes divergence between Paris and London on policy.
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Paris
Baron Peter Wrangel
Russia
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
General Wrangel
France
Sebastopol
Foreign Office
England
Lloyd George
London
Leonid Krassin
Leo Kameneff
Poland
House of ‘Commons
Wrangel
Denikine
Admiral Kolechak
General Wrangell
David Lloyd George
House of Commons
Millerand
Hythe
War marriages and divorces spark sociologist debate
Boston observers weigh war brides and hero husbands as divorce dockets rise while marriage licenses stay high. Most divorces go to women for desertion, suggesting wartime strains affect marital duty.
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Boston
Bolsheviks Outnumber Polish Forces at Warsaw
Washington reports official circles estimate the Bolshevik army on the Polish front at 850000 men and Polish forces at about 140000, a margin of roughly two and a half to one in favor of the Bolsheviks.
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Washington
Warsaw
Denver Tramway Strike Vote Denies Return to Work
In Denver on August 12 a meeting of striking tramway workers voted not to return to work. The tally showed 36 in favor, 771 against, and 7 blanks, indicating a decisive continuation of the strike.
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Denver
Colo
Temperature effects on metals at cryogenic liquids
An American physicist reports a method to express temperature dependent behavior of lead and other non precious metals at liquid air. The study notes unusual tempering effects and the potential for helical coatings, highlighting the critical role of temperature in material properties.
World news briefs recount deaths and disasters
James O Neill dies in New London after long illness at seventy. Snow sets August record at Pike’s Peak Colorado. ICc approves 12.5 percent express rate hike in Washington. New York maternity costs rise from 35 49 to 70 04 per person since 1916. Florence Italy munitions depot explosion kills 32. Memphis elects George A Lawe as Retail Credit Men’s National president in Detroit. Shanghai ex American minister Paul S Rynsch accepts Wisconsin Senate bid. Anne Martin files Reno nomination petition as independent senator candidate. Britain exports about half of 6 915 408 bales of U S cotton in 1920. Chicago boilermakers die in Whiting Ind scaffold collapse. Bolshevik fleet demoralization prompts female replacements in Helsingfors. Leo Diegel’s Open field loses to Ted Ray in Toledo. Charles Ponzi admits past imprisonment acts. Cox urges arbitration to prevent war at Camp Perry. Express rate increase sought to cover wage award in Chicago. Kokuma Shimbun accuses Americans of disloyalty in Japan and Korea. Manhattan Kansas chosen for Midwest farm bureau meeting. Boston officials Brightwell Meyers Myers arrested for Ponzi linked fraud.
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James O'Neill
New London
Conn
Pike’s Peak
Colo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
New York
Florence
Italy
George A. Lawe
Memphis
Tenn
Retail Credit Men’s National Association
Detroit
Mich
Paul S. Relnsch
Shanghai
China
United States
Wisconsin
Anne Martin
Bradigan
Reno
Nev
United States Senate
Great Britain
Department of Commerce
Joseph Lukatich
Thomas O'Brien
C. W. Stevens
Chicago
Whiting
Ind
Helsingfors
Naval Commissary
Leo Diegel
Toledo
England
Ted Ray
Oxey
Charles Ponzi
Boston
Charles Pons
Montreal
Atlanta
Cox
Camp Perry
Railroad Labor Board
American Railway Express Company
Japan
Korea
Kokuma Shimbun
Tokyo
Manhattan
Kan
Securities Exchange Company
Argentine cattle import ban lifted by Madrid order
Madrid reports a royal order from the ministry of public works annuls the prohibition on importing Argentine livestock. The reversal lifts an earlier import ban and restarts cattle movement from Argentina to Spain.
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Argentina
Madrid
Spain
Ministry of Public Works
Markets in Chicago Wheat Corn and Cattle Report
Chicago August markets show mixed grain quotes with wheat near 2.45 to 2.50 and corn around 1.50. rye and oats también listed. Flour prices vary by grade with hard and soft wheats, while hay, cattle, hogs and sheep prices span a wide range across classes and weights.
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Chicago
Kansas
Keep Young Pigs in Clean Pens Warns AR Public Health Report
The Bureau of Animal Industry warns that keeping young pigs in clean pens is essential to prevent Ascaris suum infestation. Roundworms migrate from the intestine to liver and lungs causing pneumonia or fatal outcomes, with eggs surviving in soil for years and contaminated hog lots boosting spread.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
The
Bureau
Organization of Co operative Grain Elevator Companies Bulletin 860
The United States Department of Agriculture offers Bulletin 860 on forming co operative grain elevator companies. It outlines organizational forms joint stock private corporations and co operative associations, plus preliminary surveys by local conditions membership capital and surveyed plans. Experts note social need sound management and dealer guidance aid success.
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Co-operative Grain Elevator Companies
United States Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
United States
Washington, D. C
Kate Worthy of Trial in Home Garden Plant
The plant, belonging to the cabbage family, has leaves used as greens in late fall and winter. Kate Worthy is highlighted as worthy of trial in the average home garden.
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Kate
Waste to Mest Serieue. Woate 9 mete strions
The text reads as garbled OCR with no coherent events or named entities. It contains no identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or concrete actions to summarize into a valid news item.
Fall-Sown Oats Offer Advantages in Southern States
United States Department of Agriculture specialists promote Farmers' Bulletin 1119 detailing fall-sown oats advantages in many southern states. Benefits include higher yields, earlier maturation, better fall land preparation, reduced fertilizer needs, soil protection, and useful crop rotations with cotton and corn. The bulletin covers preferred varieties, soils, fertilizers, seed treatment for smut, sowing methods, post-seeding land work, harvesting, and utilization, and is available from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington D C.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
North Carolina
Piedmont
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Watch the horses and their necks and fodder quality
The article notes watchfulness for horse necks and proper feeding of alfalfa or clover to maximize pork output. It highlights cleaning and disinfection of railroad stock cars as crucial to prevent livestock diseases and mentions English mutton breed introduction improving flock quality.
Improved Highways Improve Bridges for Heavy Truck Traffic
William A. Brush of the Detroit Automobile Club warns that major highways must be rebuilt thicker and wider to handle growing commercial traffic. He cites the railroad strike forcing more trucking, road deterioration from heavy loads, and calls for pneumatics on trucks to protect pavements and vehicle mechanisms.
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William A. Brush
Good Roads Committee
Detroit Automobile Club
Brush
Minnesota Road Program Requires Large Crushed Rock Supply
The 1920 road project plans call for about 667000 tons of crushed rock or gravel or nearly 20000 carloads of aggregate. Shortages delayed 58 miles of 1919 work. 180 miles of new construction requiring crushed rock have been authorized, totaling 250 miles scheduled for 1920.
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Minnesota
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Equalizing cost of roads proposal balances state and national systems
In several states with long standing highway programs, proposals call for compensation to equalize value between state constructed mileage and national system mileage. States or counties would receive payment while nonfederal highways transfer to state control and the federal government bears maintenance costs for the national system.
Wear Testing of Road Material Registers Century-Scale Use
In the road testing laboratory at the engineering experiment station in Manhattan, researchers simulate years of wear in a few hours to assess road material durability. The study accelerates stress to measure long term performance and predict lifespan.
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Engineering Experiment Station
Manhattan
Represent Liabilities and Wasteful Road Bonds
The piece argues that roads funded by bonds and paid off at maturity are liabilities not assets. It condemns costly waste and calls for stopping such practices where they occur.
Destruction of Roads Test by Wind and Water
A brief note explains road destruction tests caused by wind and water and the role of drainage and surfacing in preventing damage.
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The fragmentary OCR mentions a highway with uncertain names and directions. No clear event or人物 is readable. content appears garbled with vague place indicators and no verifiable facts.
Engine Forever Blows Bubbles In Gasoline Intake
Ames engineers report the steam carburetor does not vaporize gasoline but mixes it with air. Tiny gasoline bubbles form in the intake manifold as the spray meets wall surfaces, wasting fuel and adding to carbon buildup. The steam carburetor injects hot steam into the manifold to vaporize all gasoline and prevent bubble formation.
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Ames
Agricultural College
Ames Engineers
Hood of Car Dulls Quickly
Extreme temperatures cause car hoods to dull fast after wet runs. Wipe the hood carefully to remove moisture as it dries quickly and can spot the bonnet, ruining the finish over time.
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Bonnet
Used Lubricating Oil Rendered Useful for External Lubrication
Used engine oil can be cleaned with filters to render it suitable for oil cups and other external lubrication purposes.
Wet Tire Trouble and Wheel Bearing Risk
When tires wear thin and the rubber layer cannot absorb shocks, wheel bearings are very likely to be damaged. The article warns drivers to inspect tire tread and replace worn tires to prevent bearing failure and related accidents.
Quick Home Fix For A Broken Auto Axle
A Popular Science Monthly tip suggests drivers can improvise a fix at the scene using a taper punch and a board to stabilize a broken axle. Remove the differential cover adjust with the punch and board, then secure to the running gear to drive home.
Automobile Gossip 2 Safe Driving Tips From Readers
Sane driving means safe economical driving. Do not follow closely and allow the clutch to engage gradually. Inspect tires, brakes, and the frame for looseness. Read the instruction book for wear adjustments and keep carburetor lean to cut deposits. Ensure road safety and watch for other drivers on rough roads.
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