Polish Defeat Big Red Army in Northern Campaign and New Egypt Treaty Talks Begin
News reports describe the Polish victory over Bolshevik forces in the north near Grodno and Ossowiec with many killed and prisoners taken. In the Middle East and Egypt, Britain and France push toward recognizing Egyptian independence while preserving British interests in the Nile valley.
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Edward W. Pickard
Grodno
Ossowicc
East Prussia
Red Army
Naaren
Louima
Ostrelenka
Tiarystok
Crassies
Meszyniex
Poland
Budenny
Galicia
Lemburg
Vhes
Reds
Egypt
Great Britain
Valley of
the Nile
Canal Zone
Miss Mary J Anstead Christens Army Balloon Prototype
The United States Army's new balloon craft was christened Miss Mary J Anstead at port unnamed with sponsor naming the craft for the international balloon pace in September. The christening occurred at port previously identified.
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United States Armies
Bort Onin
Auctioning Cotton Bale Opens Charity Sale in New York
Miss Shirfex rlotfnan auctions the first bale of Georgia cotton at a New York exchange. Ralph H. Woolbard buys it for a pound, with proceeds designated to charity.
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Shirfex Rlotfnan
New York
Ralph H. Woolbard
Gift From Sunday School Class Becomes News Item
Miss Jessie LE Burmadb chider of the school servicer of the National Geo graphic society visits her parents Mr and Mrs Joel Wi Burrall of Little Falls Minnesota. Miss Durrath teaches a Sunday school class at Calgary Baptist church in Washington and dies lass breach her parents to the capital to see her as a surprise. There are 1 000 girls in Miss Jourrei's class.
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Jessie LE. Burmadb Chider
National Geographic Society
Joel Wi. Burrall
Little Falls
Minn
Durrath
Calgary
Census machine operators set speed records in counting
Raymond L. Welty leads a census bureau drive with unprecedented pace feeding 207 221 cards in a day and 39 readings per card while averaging 493 cards per minute. The tabulating machine records results from punched holes on cards and totals them on a large sheet.
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United States
Census Bureau
Raymond L. Welty
Welty
Smallest Pony Grows as He Captures Hearts in Avan Kee Wis
A tiny foal born weighing 27 pounds in Avan Kee Wisconsin has grown to 28 pounds at a month old. He now stands about 26 inches tall and is noted for a gentle disposition that wins many friends, with ownership attributed to Re AL Baheeek.
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Re AL Baheeek
Avan Kee
Wis, Mays
Santa Claus figure in Chicago retires from post office
John M. Hubbard, assistant post master of Chicago, forced to retire under civil service rules after many years of service. Known to poorer Chicago children as Santa Claus, he ensured no letter to the patron saint of Christmas went unanswered.
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Cox
Senate Committee On
Chicago
Ways and White
Congressiongs
Fess
Dorcinus
Coxsiso
Publile
Ede
Tle
Harding
Upham
National Committee
John M. Hubbard
Civil Service
Santa Claus
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