Italian Labor Debates Rising Threats by Strikers
Dispatch reports Italian labor tensions as metal workers threaten action over wage delays and government interference. A Rome dispatch notes tentative talks between unions and employers, with warnings of a general strike if troops are used, while other cities see police actions and factory seizures.
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London
Seimare
Hala
Italy
Dutta
Tralian
Saya
Rome
Herald
T- Tor
French Take 2 Turkish Towns In Asia Minor
Dispatches report French forces captured Orta and another town in Asia Minor as Turkish nationalists resist. A French column was said to advance toward Urta, a Turkish held locality, with reports of Armenian captives and ongoing military activity near Diarbakir.
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Constantinoplé
Aintah
Asia Minor
Manish
Orta
Astadle
Turkey
Miles
Diarbekir
Firres
Urta
Turkish Nationaliats
Fire toll sparks crowded morgue of Kinmwth Paits district
A chaotic blaze in Kinmwth Paits Ore ignites a deadly fire killing dozens, with authorities naming victims including Hogston opera and adjoining homes. Trial of May 20 prosecutor Believed Dead in Fire appears to be part of a broader wave of violence. The incident hints at a wider disaster impacting local families and workers, with investigators assessing causes and seeking survivors among motor and railway workers.
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Hogston Epera
Poles Rout Bolshevik Cavalry in Lemberg Sector
Warsaw reports the Bolshevik army under General Budenny was annihilated in operations from August 20 to September 4 in the Lemberg area. Polish forces encircled, attacked from the east, and forced a retreat with heavy Bolshevik losses and thousands of prisoners taken.
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Warsaw
Budenny
Lemberg
Lublin
Zamosc
Lamberg
Zamoxs
Batte
Poland to Get New Note on Russian Invasion
Washington reports the department of state will dispatch a new note on the Russian invasion. It says Poland’s refusal to halt her armies is not without challenge, but the United States aligns with Poland to preserve the permanent territorial integrity of the former Russian empire.
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Washhington
Poland
Tagle
United States
Killed at Horseshoe Falls Bridge Tragedy in Buffalo NY
A 180 foot fall at Horseshoe Falls on the Bridge to the Cave of the Winds killed three people and seriously injured two others, with a sixth escaping unhurt. Victims named A Hartman 37 Lovie Hartman 30 and Marsh M Favet 22 Pittsburgh PA. Other fragments note Dempsey Miske fight results Vermont census data Cox tour corruption and a Coprante giant iron ore shipment.
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N.Y
Horseshoe Falls
A. Hartman
Peare
Lovie Hartman
Brooklyn
Marsh M. Favet
Pittaburgh
Paris Designers Predict New Silhornette Fashion Shape
The article notes designers forecasting a low waist and slim silhouette with a flare starting at the knees. It mentions transparent wraps, white serge looks, and a modern line of blue frocks, highlighting evolving styling trends and fabric choices.
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Paris
Submarine Five Five Rescued After Two Days Beneath Sea
Officers and crew of the submerged submarine Five Five were rescued after nearly fifty hours trapped inside a flooded hull fifty five miles south of Cape Henlopen. The General Goethals and the Alanthus with Navy support towed the submarine to the Delaware Breakwater as air was pumped in. Lieut Commander C M Cook was the last to leave, aboard the Alanthus, around 1 p.m. The rescue relied on a buoy and buzzer signaling device detected by an amateur operator in Farmington Conn and a rapid response by destroyers and carrier ships. All crew members were aboard the Alanthus and reported safe, with no injuries beyond the effects of air deprivation.
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C. M. Cook
Wis
Farmington
Conn
Nookout
General Goethals
Goethals
Alanthus
Navy Whreie
Daniels
Newport News
New York
General Goethas
Ambition Spurs Recruits With Odd Motivations
Washington reports reveal enlistment motives range from wanting to learn auto mechanics and wrestle stars to becoming weather sharps in the meteorological section. Other letters describe hopes to see ukulele on Waikiki beaches and a desire spurred by ambition rather than necessity. Obregon wins presidency in Mexico. a train crew reports heavy snow in Illinois. bandit threats escalate with American and British captives. Rev. Dr. Hartzler, longtime Evangelical editor, dies in Harrisburg.
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Washington
Charles Barbrick
Coopersville
Mich
Walter T. Jones
Wilbert J. Root
Ladington
Army
Walkiki
Hawaii
Young Root
Dr Paul S Reinsch Resigns as China's Adviser
Dr Paul S Reinsch former United States minister to China resigns as leeward adviser to the Chinese government and is named as the Democratic candidate for senator from Wisconsin.
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Paul S. Reinsch
United States
China
Reinsch i
Wisconsin
Miners in Alabama face general strike call by UMWA
President John L Lewis orders a general strike in the bituminous fields of Alabama after a report by the international executive board cites failure to implement Wilson coal commission awards. The move follows widespread idle shift and wage disputes affecting Alabama operations and unions across regions.
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Alabama
Wilgon
Wiltesharre
United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Susquehanna Collieries Company
Stanton
Lehigh Valley
Susquehanna Company
Indianapolis
John L Lewis
Organization Committee of the
International Executive Board
Wilson
Coal Commission
Federal Commission
Iowa
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Berlin Scorns Russian Offer On Versailles Bonds
Foreign Minister Walter Simons told the Reichstag foreign affairs committee that he rejected urging Germany to collaborate with Russian Bolsheviks against the western powers. He warned such a course would have made Germany a theater of war and invited dire Bolshevik upheaval to fall on Germany.
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Walter Simons
Reichstag Foreign Affairs Committee
Germany
Endenny
Galicia
Lemberg
Budenny
Lublin
Zamosc
Redern
Mate Tal
Moscow
Lithuania
East Prussia
Gessane
Poland
Dniester
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Wrangel
Minsk
Riga
Reichstag
Russia
France Ousts Irish Envoy to France
George Gavan Duffy, envoy of the Irish republic to France, has been ordered to leave France within 24 hours by the French government, as reported from London. The decree accompanies other international currency and trade figures released this week.
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France
London
Gtorge Gavan Dotty
Ambyssador
Autumn fashion notes and color trends in garments
The article lists color notes and fabric details for dresses, mentioning germium pink, emerald green, and French pink as autumn favorites. It describes trims with draped girdles, plaited capes, puffed collars, and panel backs with French knots on taffeta and serge frocks, noting hip coverage and long lines.
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Hottom
Cox Campaign Funds and Rival Accusations Stir 1920 Races
News Review surveys the heated exchanges over campaign financing as Cox and GOP leaders clash over alleged buyouts and fundraising. Senate investigators probe charges while Upham and Hays reveal donor totals and the scope of national and state committees.
Political campaign finance and labor union stances stir nation
The article details Democratic and Republican attacks over campaign fundraising from corporations and federal officeholders, charges about liquor interests backing Cox, and a Democratic reply denying wets support. It covers AFL’s Gompers backed Cox, Harding vs Cox voting records, and wage award tensions as strikes ripple through coal regions and cities.
Second in Ship Tonnage According to Lloyds Register
London report from Lloyds Register of Shipping shows the United States sea going tonnage, excluding Great Lakes, up over 40 percent since 1914 and now holds 24 percent of world tonnage. Japan rises to third with 2 906 000 tons, France at 2 068 000 tons, with Great Lakes excluded.
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United States
Lloyds
London
Lloyd’s Register of Shipping
Great Lakes
Ted Low
He United Rigdon
Japan
France
OUSTED P. O. MEN TO APPEAL
Chicago posts officials face dismissal after inspectors accuse them of soliciting money from the public with false statements about the postal service. Postmaster Carlisle notified the twelve officials of their discharge, while President Butter vows no walkout and insists families will not suffer. The exact form of potential reprisal remains undisclosed.
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Chicago
Chicago Post Office Clerks’ Union
Genera Bureson
James E. Stuart
Carlisle
Butter
Polish victories and German questions darken postwar report
A sweeping summary notes railroads operating on their own funds since September amid $10 million monthly government outlays, and describes political saber rattling in Tennessee over suffrage ratification. It covers Polish military gains against Bolsheviks, fears over Polish encirclement of Russia’s Reds, and debates on mercy and diplomacy involving Germany and Ireland. Lord Mayor Mac Swiney’s hunger strike ambiguous fate is reported with UK resistance to release. Frank P. Walsh cites Colby’s promised action on Irish independence.
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MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
Ireland
Frank P. Walsh
American Commission For
Colby
Shipping tonnage shifts after war and Pike's Peak tragedy
Germany, after occupying second place in 1914, now holds 419000 tons of shipping compared with more than five million previously. In June 1920, total steam tonnage among leading nations reached 55005000 tons. A Pike's Peak summit tragedy in Colorado Springs left Mrs Frances P Hollowell of Maryville Missouri dead by lightning with another woman severely burned.
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Germany
United Kingdom
Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs
Colo
Frances P. Hollowell
Maryville
Pike's*Peak
Postal Employees Prepare Direct Appeal to Wilson Over Action
Burglars bail at St. Joseph courthouse vault in the sheriff’s office. They stole Liberty bonds valued at 3,800 dollars. The National Association of Postal Employees plans to present a direct appeal to President Wilson as part of labor actions.
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Wilson
National Association of Postal Employees
St. Joseph
No Pain Now Testimony on Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A letter from Lester E Warnee Massachusetts describes relief from pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims improved health and energy enabling lessened diet concerns and better daily work, promoting the product's efficacy in female health issues.
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Lester E. Warnee
E. Lee Ee
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