Premier conference sees Western Europe crisis deepening
Allies reach agreement on handling the Ruano-Polish crisis with a reimposition of the blockade but no allied troops to be used. British and French circles fear Soviet aims to topple Western powers via Poland while Russia’s fate looms before cabinet and parliament. Poland seeks honorable power as Soviet Avaria is blamed for ongoing war.
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Haythe
Eng
Warsaw
Moland
Europe
Franch
Bolsheviem
Tondon
U. P
Elisadion
Lloyd George
Mitterand
Marshall Ford
Maribel Wilson
the Rieiane
Idoyd
George Ia
Krassin
Kameneff
England
Minsk
Hythe
Russia
Poland
Washington
Aus
U. PL
League of Nations
Powen
Bulgarian Treaty Made Effective by Ratifications
Paris August The peace treaty with Bulgaria was formally brought into effect by an exchange of ratifications among the powers party to the pact.
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Paris
A. P
Bulgaria
Archbishop Mannix to Proceed to London
Archbishop Mannix who was left here by a destroyer the afternoon stated he intends to proceed to London. This brief dispatch notes Mannix’s planned travel as of August 1.
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Archbishop Manning
London
Penzance
Traditions in 11th Season At Portland Round-Up
The Oregon Journal special reports 1920 Round-Up reservations exceed 250 with mail orders pouring in. Portland and Eugene guests announced, boxes priced at two dollars per seat per day, total $17.60 for three days with war tax. Box seats for three days cost $62.80. grandstand $1.65 daily. bleachers $1.10 daily. The advance sale opens Sept 6 in Pendleton. The Journal confirms special coverage and a Portland-bound train departure Sept. ?
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Oregon Journal'y Portland
Hoylen
Pendleton
Alta
Malin
Eugene
Ernest Boylen
War Tex
Thin
Fer
George CC. Boor
Wight
Une
Flil. Jackson
The
Oregon Journal
Journal Special
Portland
German Warships Enter New York Harbor
German ships steered up the Hudson to New York with crews of jackies aboard. The vessels, badly damaged at Jutland, were surrendered to the United States and kept for experimental purposes. Public inspection was arranged while the ships lay midstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. P
New York Harbor
Hudson River
Jutland
Staten
Riot at Marapiitain beach winds up with injuries
A riot at Marapiitain beach leaves more than 90 wounded as sailors storm a police post and seize rifles. Women and children are trampled in the melee as 600 service members clash with police and guards, authorities detain about a hundred sailors after the fighting.
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Revere
Man
U. P
Marapiitain Beach
Jall
Porn Banks
Charlestown Navy Yard
Building Collapse Injures Two Chinese in Dallas
Two Chinese were injured today when a three story building collapsed in Dallas. People were seen rushing from the wreck as the collapse occurred, but police could not confirm whether any bodies remain in the debris.
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Dallas
Trx
Bodlow
Flames Cause Three Thousand Dollar Blaze In Hermiston
A mysterious fire in Hermiston Oregon caused an estimated 3000 in damage to Liberty Bakery William Shaar barber shop a vacant store and Oakton Shoe Store owned by Bam Rogers The blaze originated under the buildings and hindered firefighters who protected the rest with water and minor structure damage reported including offices and shop stock losses.
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Oregonian
Hermiston
Ore
Liberty Bakery
William Shaar
Oakton
Bam Rogers
Dodd
W. J. Warner
Mehling
Blage
Rogers
Rogere
December Wheat Edges Down in Chicago Market
December wheat falls a half cent from Saturday's close with Chicago quotes showing Dec at 2.32 and March at 3.09. Opening prices listed amid a government report on winter and spring wheat production and other grain futures, with Overbeck and Cooke Co. data.
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Chicago
Overbeck and Cooke
Roosevelt Nomination Call for World Trade and Home Progress
Franklin D Roosevelt accepts the Democratic nomination for vice president from Myde Park New York. He outlines two great problems for the next administration world relations and organized home progress including resource development and citizenship improvement. He urges independence from party politics and warns against isolationism or unilateral arms buildup while praising wartime unity and a strong administrative machine.
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Myde Park
N. Y
A. P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mrr. Roosevelt
Homer 8. Cummings
Trovervelt
Orient
Busindeo
Ohoorn
Thas
Memorial fund grows for late Sheriff Taylor
Friends of the late Sheriff Taylor continue boosting the 10 Swell Fund, bringing the total to 5785. Donations from Pendleton supporters and Portland contributors are noted, including 25 from Charles J. Schumann of Portland Mausoleum Co. A letter from Ariel Jetter accompanies a 26 check for the Taylor memorial. Governor Olcott endorses the plan, aiding wider push from Wallis Walla and Pendleton allies as efforts continue.
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Sherine Vil Taylor
Thornitg
Parrons
Pendleton
Pendleton Subwcrtiers
Charles J. Schumann
Portland Mausoleum Co
Schumann Tvain
Portland
Ariel Jetter
JH. W. Collins
Taylor
Jim Sturgis
Mowe
Ben Olcott
Capital
Iate
Wallis Walla
Jake Kauftman
Elmer Storie
George Drumbeller
Walla Walla
Ti Taylor
Veteran Comedian Slavin Mysteriously Hurt Near McGraw Home
New York police investigate how John Slavin, veteran musical comedy actor, was found severely injured near the home of John McGraw, manager of the New York Giants. A retired naval officer, Winkfield Legrett, says Slavin was driven from the Lambe club toward McGraw’s residence, which had not yet located.
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New York
John
Slavin
Bawame
John McGraw
New York Giants
Winkfield Legrett
McGraw
Lambe
McGiraw
Farmers Urged to Buy Certified Seed Wheat in Umatilla County
County agent Fred Bennion urges farmers to purchase certified seed wheat for seeding as ample supply exists. He notes over 2,000 acres certified last year but warns some growers delayed buying until harvest, risking mixed quality. Bennion lists certified Turkey Red and White Ely fields and local growers, stressing clean seed though some mixtures persist.
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Umatilla
Milla
Fred Bennion
Bennion
Ered
Rennison
Cornerstone Laid for Pendleton Elks Temple
The Pendleton lodge of Elks laid the cornerstone for the new temple at Court and Garten streets. R Alexander led the ceremony with other officers assisting. The cornerstone stone bears the inscription EF OF Pendipton pis and a formal dedication is planned for October or early November with lodges from nearby towns expected to attend. The lodge plans to occupy the new quarters around September 3.
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Pendleton Lodge of
Elke
Court and
Garten Streets
R. Alexander
Fruler
Otter
Todlge
Heitie
Maine
Pendipton
Pis
Waerlington
Reds Pound Cut Pathway of Polish Supplies
Stubborn fighting continues on riverbank as Red forces strike a key supply route. Enemy lines shatter briefly but counter moves fail to break the stalemate, leaving battle lines deadlocked along the Bug river.
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River Bug
Bolshevik Offensive Presses On As Warsaw Attack Looms
London dispatches report Bolshevik forces pressing an offensive toward Warsaw despite renewed talks on a ten day peace offer. Refugees flood Warsaw as retreating troops pull back along western approaches, with the Red cavalry moving in dense formations across roads and fields.
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London
Mitek Nealay
Warsaw
Pease
Atarm
Manny
Harding Rewtian
Felde
Polish Red Army advances threaten Warsaw region
Dispatches from Moscow and London report bolshevik forces breaking toward Sokolow and advancing near Brest Litovsk. Polish positions hold on the Bug river as failures and stubborn fighting continue along the Warsaw front with mixed progress at Tarnopol and Lemberg.
Soviet forces press westward in great offensive movement
Soviet troops advancing from near Treet Litows broke through the Potts lines and disrupted the railway between Bokorow and Stivkow. They reached a point at Sohollow but heavy resistance and counterattacks followed, with some prisoners reported in the official communique.
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Warsaw
Treet-Litows
Bokolow
Stivkow
Sohollow
Vole
Toelve Pound Son Born At Their Ranch In Derry County
A newborn boy was born to Mr and Mrs Mee Derry at their ranch in the county. The event was announced in local records with interest from neighbors and family.
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Toelve Pound
Pri. Aay Neht
Eed Mee Derry My
Rick
Commtry
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