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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

20

Poles Strike Deep in Bolshevik Fronts Across Crimea

June reports from Warsaw and Moscow say Polish forces under General Pilsudski have defeated Bolshevik divisions along the Dvina and Beresina fronts and occupied Czarnica and Plissa thirty miles from Dvina. Soviet communiqués claim Bolsheviks retreated east of the Dnieper and that fighting continues as Polish and Czecho-Slovak forces mass near Slovakia’s frontier.

Warsaw Jervsina Pilsudski Czarnica Plissa Dvina Osmogrodek Dokszyes Beresina London Moscow Gulenay Polotsk Manuty Dnieper Siiver Tarashtha Tarachtebanemiy Here Zhlobin Kane Crimea Moscow Crimean Perekop Zechs Atches Sa

De la Huerta Expected To Undergo Operation

Mexico City June 9. It is believed President de la Huerta will be committed to submit soon to an operation. Officials including General Salvador Alva and Secretary Ortiz are involved in the discussion of who will succeed him.

Mexico Asformed de la Huerta Greenersl Pasquale Ortiz Salvador Alva Eral Anton

British Trade Parley With Soviet Hits Snag

London dispatch reports the British Soviet trade talks face rough weather as Krassin and Medence set up offices suggesting deeper links to both sides. An abrupt break in negotiations could come within days, observers warn.

London Te Busian Krassin Perwona Jes Eer

Printing Facts About Electrotypes and Plating

The article explains electrotype production by taking an impression in wax or lead, then depositing copper. Lead molds yield sharper results, steel plating extends life, and for color work nickel plating resists ink chemicals better. Printed by Publishers Printing Company at 213 West 25th Street, Chelsea 7840.

Publishers Printing Company West 25Th Street Chelsea

Our Japanese Policy Scored By Vanderlip

Vanderlip discusses U S Japan relations noting Japan seeks no continental extension yet struggles to confer with China amid weak central authority. He describes Japan as divided between democratic and military factions and stresses Japan’s desire for U S friendship and its need to build a manufacturing economy despite scarce iron and coal.

Japan China Asia Germany

New Elections Expected Soon To Prevent Chaos in Germany

Berlin reports indicate new elections likely as coalition strains rise after Sundays vote. Majority Socialist Democrats retain slight edge but drift to Right and Left threaten stable government. talks of a union with the German People party and other parties loom, with no clear solution.

Germany William C. Dreher Epech Cable Tribune Peopl Mueller National Assembly Sociista Democrats Christian Federalists German People’s Party Bavarian Peasants’ Party Guelphists Ifty Social Democrats The Centrists Independent Socialists Nationalista Vorwaerta Lokal Anzeiger

Vanderlip and Taft Visit Japan in Era of Change

A Transcribed excerpt details Mr. Vanderlip leading a U S delegation through Japan. It notes tensions over Siberia policy, Japanese desire to learn Western ethics, and the royal visit to Nara with garden parties and a luncheon attended by Crown Prince and Prince Yamashi. Other attendees include Taft and Kingsley family members.

Mra. Vanderlipj United States Corea Vanderlip America Imperial Household Trings Yamashi Nara Japan United State R. P. Taft Darwin P. Kingsley Lewis 5. Clarke George Istman Lyman J. Jage Jacob Gould Sciutman J. Lionber, Davis St. Louis Eymour Cromwell Julian Street H. E. Benedict

League To Discuss Red Entry Into Persia At Council Meet

The League of Nations executive council will meet in London on June 14 to examine intervention over Bolshevik entry into Persia. In Resht a provisional government led by Mirza Kutchuk formed June 5, triggering British retreat toward Bagdad as Indian troops reportedly split. Andrew Bonar Law said he doubts the Persian royalist claim and noted Britain reduced commitments with a small garrison withdrawn.

Paris League of Nations London League Persia Resht Enzeli Mirza Kutchuk Bagdad Andrew Bonar Law House of Commons

Bonar Law Declares Britain Won’t Take Armenian Mandate

In the House of Commons Andrew Bonar Law said Britain will not undertake the Armenian mandate, noting America’s refusal. He added the U S Congress rejection does not prevent the Allies from submitting Armenian boundary questions to President Wilson.

Bonar Law Commons London House of Commons Great Britain America Andrew Bonar Law United States Congress Wilson

U S Seeks Big Loan at Highest Rate Since 65

The Treasury will issue two new series of certificates of indebtedness totaling about 400 million dollars paying 6 percent for one year and 5 percent for six months as part of meeting near term maturities. Series A 1921 bear 5 percent and mature January 3 1921 while Series T1 1921 bear 6 percent and mature June 15 1921 with coupons. The issue aims to reduce gross and floating debt while addressing July maturities.

Treasury United States Federal Reserve Bank of New York Houston Federal Reserve

U S Deficit Small Houston Declares Budget Balance

Secretary Houston writes to bankers that Treasury operations for the year ending this month should show little or no deficit. He says the government should balance its budget with current receipts against current disbursements for the full fiscal year after the fighting stopped. The first quarter of the present year is noted.

U. S Houston Washington Treasury

Anti Semitic Riots Renewed By Austrians

Vienna reports say a large anti Semitic demonstration in Rathaus Square followed a mass meeting of ex off icers and other groups. Jews faced intimidation as crowds chanted German songs. one New York man named David Weiner and Ferdinand Rott were among those mistreated.

Vienna Theerman Rathaus Square David Weiner New York Ferdinand Rott

Brazil Prepares Welcome for Belgian King Visit

Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil plans a grand entertainment for the Belgian king during a projected year end visit. The steamer Uberaba will sail to Antwerp to bring him to Rio, and Gupabara Palace will be redecorated and furnished for his stay.

Brazil Rio DE Janeiro Uberaba Antwerp Rio Gupabara Palace

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