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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
18
Warsaw reports heavy fighting in the Kiev region as Polish forces pull back under Soviet pressure. One thousand artillery rounds crossed the Dnieper but the crossing was cut off and many were annihilated. two hundred captured and numerous drownings noted.
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A report from here notes an immediate armistice push with Finland and Poland moving toward peace talks. Ukraine recognition by Finland is cited as a key factor, with Poland framing this as a preliminary step in negotiations.
Polish Bureau in New York reports from Warsaw dated June 13 that Bolshevik forces entered Kiev burning a military hospital and harming doctors and nine others. The cable says several charity workers remained behind to aid the wounded as fighting continued near Petrograd and Lugovoi during the week.
The Daily Mail reports Britain plans to evacuate the Black Sea port of Batum with about 2,000 soldiers moved to Constantinople. The move follows the Azerbaijan government’s overthrow and the fall of Baku, risking safety for troops and civilians amid tensions in the region.
In Havana on June 14, Caruso denied reports a bomb was meant for him during a National Theater performance on Sunday. Officials said no further details emerged and investigators pursued other leads while monitoring possible connections to the incident.
Washington reports Congress appropriated about 5.06 billion dollars in the final session of the fifty sixth Congress. The bulk funds cover postal pay, pensions, Navy and Army budgets, railroads loans, debt interest, and miscellaneous civil and fortification costs.
A fragmented report notes a Turkish leader stating actions in Eastern Thrace and mentions a Colonel and the Adriane area. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the piece points to military or territorial rhetoric tied to southeastern Europe.
A decree ordered detention for several issued officers linked to the Carranza era over deaths and missing public funds. Reports say troops at Cuajiensipa faced complaints of violence against residents, with individuals charged in operations and seizures tied to 40 000 pesos of funds. General Obregon era figures and the party leadership were noted in coverage as weighing support and leadership at a recent meeting.
Samuel Midler forty one operates a livery at 119 Christie Street indicted for criminally receiving stolen property in the first degree. He was arraigned before Judge Mulqueen and sent to the Tombs in default of twenty four thousand bail. The case involves three hundred eighty thousand dollars worth of jewelry altered to conceal theft from Myra Marin Fish at Fifth Avenue on April last.
Supreme Court at White Plains heard a case where letters said to be exchanged by osteopath Orla B Clark were produced in response to wife Marle L Clark alimony petition. The letters allegedly between Clark and Dr Wrens reference a plan for reconciliation and imply distress over abandonment after Clark left for Nebraska with their six year old child.
Dr. Wren Ryder reported in Long Lake New York, replying to a letter from Jay. The message includes affectionate phrases and mentions smoking a cigarette case during mountain walks. The text reveals intimate dialogue with repeated expressions of devotion and personal routines.
Mrs Leopold Rothschild visiting Milford for the summer died after an anesthetic for tooth extraction. She was pronounced dead at Bridgeport Hospital. She lived in Riverside Drive New York and owned the Connecticut Web and Buckle Company with a Bridgeport factory. Survived by two married daughters Mrs Oppenheimer and Moses of New York. Coroner to determine cause of death.
Premier Lloyd George told the Commons that Washington is reviewing the Jones bill which would perpetuate the wartime American merchant fleet for commercial use. The measure aims to expand American participation in sea trade, increasing competition with British ships on open seas.
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