Poles Hold Warsaw Front Against Bolshevik Drive
Paris reports Warsaw defense holds with the Poles regaining momentum after a difficult three sided assault. Poles push back near Pultusk and Serock while maintaining initiative on the Narev and Bug fronts. Moscow wireless silent as capital’s forts face renewed pressure.
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Paris
Warsaw
France
Moscow
Red Center
Pultush-Serock
Narew
Novo Georgievask
Nerev
Serock
Cretios
Pultusk
Charles Negro Won Wife's Love in North Carolina Suit
Raleigh report states Henry Ke Varner former president of the National Editorial association and ex commissioner of labor sues Baxter McRasy of Lexington grand master of North Carolina negro Masons for 100000 alleging alienation of Mrs Warner's affections Varner also seeks absolute divorce from his wife.
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Charles Negro
Raleigh
N. C
Kenry Ke. Varner
The
National Editorial Association
Labor and Printing
Uison Board
Baxter McRasy
Lexington
North Carolina
Negro Masons
Pertape
Warner
Tennessee House Fails to Ratify Suffrage Amendment
Newhville Tenn the house adjourned without acting on the suffrage amendment. The vote stood 62 to 45 with Speaker Walker leading the anti ratificationists. Several members friendly to suffrage supported adjournment but leaders said the result carries little significance.
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Tennessee
Newhville
Tenn
Tousea
Walker
Iowa Couple Drowned in Wis Dells Tragedy
Prof and Mrs Hobart Frary of Gedar Rapids Iowa were drowned at the Dells Kilbourn Wisconsin in a telegram to friends. Both aged 33, the Frarys were connected to the state university with Prof Frary a former faculty member and Mrs Frary a student. An infant daughter survives.
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Gedar Rapids
Hobart Frary
the Dells
Kilbourn
Wis
Baltimore Negroes nominate W Ashby Hawkins for Senate
Negro voters in Baltimore named W Ashby Hawkins colored attorney to run against incumbent Democrat John Walter Smith and Republican O E Weller in the United States Senate race. The move reflects anger over lack of city and state patronage recognition.
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Baltimore
W. Ashby Hawkins
United States Senate
United States
John Walter Smith
O. E. Weller
Seven Die In Siena Riot Against Procession
Seven people were killed in a riot in Siena Italy when socialists attacked a religious procession. The clash occurred in the street and inside the cathedral. A monk was killed on the church steps.
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Rome
Siena
Italy
Cork Lord Mayor Terrence Mac Sweeney Deported
Terrence Mac Sweeney the lord mayor of Cork was deported to England aboard a destroyer after a court martial found him guilty of sedition. He refused to eat during the voyage.
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Cork
Ireland
Terrence Mac Sweeney
England
Mac Sweeney
Robbery Strikes Police Safe in Los Angeles Courtroom
A police safe in the Po Hee Judge Bell Chesebro court room at the central police station was robbed of about 25000 dollars, discovered when the court opened.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Po- Hee Judge BE LL
Chesebro
Central Police Station
World News Roundup From Washington To Kansas
Reorganization of the bureau of immigration ordered by Assistant Secretary of Labor Post. War department cites under one percent deserters. The armed cruiser Pittsburgh and a destroyer sent to the Baltic via Cherbourg to protect American interests amid tensions with Russia. Intelligence notes Soviet plots to disrupt US economy this fall and winter. German goods in Mazatlan rival US shipments in May. Treasury expects Sept expenditures to jump about 900 million, railroads receiving two thirds. Britain holds nearly half of US cotton exports in 1920. Two aviators, Clyde Jones and Pt Willis, killed near Colfax Iowa. Rat killing week proclaimed in Kansas to curb vermin. Philadelphia mint produced 501 million coins in last fiscal year. Seven tramway workers jailed for contempt in Denver. Severe rainstorm in Toledo causes extensive damage. A post office thief in Chicago stole nearly 1 million in bonds. Idlewild school advertises ample parking for bricklayers in Memphis. Iowa freight rates up 35 percent. former Pere Marquette VP Arthur Patriarche dies in Detroit at 71.
World record for women interrupted by mischief during flight
Domestic eighty seven loops in a two mile airplane drop reported as a world record for women disturbed Miss Laura Bramwell in New York, prompting her to request her powder puff. Settlement of the 38000 miner strike in Broadtop Pennsylvan ia announced. men to return to work after five weeks out. Six bandits looted Thorn ton Iowa bank of 25000 in Liberty bonds and currency before escaping in two cars. Wisconsin freight rates rise 35 percent effective after August 26 per state railroad commission. Prof Hobart G Frary and wife Maude drown in Wisconsin river near Kilbourne. Brightwell Meyers and Meyers of Old Colony Exchange Boston arrested for conspiracy to defraud. Susie Brown killed in an auto accident near Shenandoah Iowa. North Carolina senate delays federal woman suffrage action 25 to 23. Negro families flee Coulterville Illinois after home of Morrison burned.
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Laura Bramwell
New York
Clyde E. Ellett
Keota
Iowa
James M. Cox
C. L. Herring
Sioux City
Wellman
Louise Cottrell
Iowa University
Chamber of Commerce
Mason City
Angus McDonald
Iowa City
Waterloo
Isaac Reeves
Robert Reeves
Martin Wade
Oskaloosa
The
Young People’s Lathor League and Choral Union
Ames
West
Mount Vernon
R. M. Harrison
West Buick Company
H. B. Fry
Boone
Iowa Public Service Company
C. J. Ferreira
South Africa
Canada
Montreal General Hospital
Clara Brownlee
Walland
Arnolds Park Bay
Lake Okoboji
Alfred M Bailey
Alaska
Farm Bureau
Montgomery County
Stennett
Decatur County
Leon
Farmers’ Union
Milla County
Glenwood
Joseph Brower
Webster City
Flugstad
John Robinson
Des Moines
Robinson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Palo Alto
Kossuth County
Humbolt
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Chief of Police Association
L. S. Morrison
H H Young
M. B. Burke
Dubuque
Joe Donoghue
Cox Urges Peace through Reason at Camp Perry Tour
Governor Cox opened the Democratic presidential nominee's national speaking tour at Camp Perry Ohio urging the honorable prevention of war by the arbitrament of reason rather than force. He framed the campaign as a moral effort to secure peace and national unity.
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Cox
Camp Perry
American Track Team Totals 43 Points at Antwerp Meet
Sporting The American performances at Antwerp net 43 points in track events including 17 hurdles 16 100 meters and 11 in the pentathlon out of 66. Ray Chapman of the Cleveland Americans died in New York after being struck by a pitched ball. Leo Diegel faltered at Toledo opening golf championship as Ted Ray takes title. Finland swept the javelin with four top places and topped the field. Americans qualified in all preliminary Olympic track events at Antwerp.
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Antwerp
Ray Chapman
Cleveland Americans
Carl Mays
New York Americans
New York
Leo Diegel
Chicago
Toledo
England
Ted Ray
Oxey
Finland
Lemming
Sweden
Foreign Admiral Huse orders Danzig passage. Wilson to recognize Mexican leader
In London the instruction to Admiral Huse directing all American naval forces in European waters to proceed to Danzig is reported. President Wilson would recognize the Mexican president if terms proposed by Secretary Colby are accepted. In Paris the Polish front reports Warsaw saved with gains by Pilsudski. Sapleha says Poland seeks peace but rejects any armistice with disarmament. Bolshevik officials claim an alliance with Germany to strike France and threaten England and America.
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Huse
European
London
Danzig
Wilson
Colby
Mexico City
Paris
Pilsudski
Warsaw
Poland
Prince Eugene Sapleha
Soviet
Russia
Germany
France
England
America
Kolno
Iowa City area deaths and state notices dominate region
The report lists Clyde Ellett’s burial in Keota after dying overseas. It notes political visits by James Cox and C L Herring in Sioux City, plus local crime, weatherproofing, and public works items across Mason City Wellman Oskaloosa Ames and Des Moines. It covers Lions and church groups etc.
Solomon's Wise Beginning and Divine Favor
A compact lesson outlines Solomon's anointing as king after David, his swift actions to secure the throne, and the dangers to his rule. It highlights his wise request to God for understanding, the generous grant of wisdom and riches, and the ethic of seeking God's kingdom first as the foundation for true success.
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Solomon
David
Bathsheba
Nathan
Zadok
Benaiah
King Solomon
Adonijah
Abiathar
Joab
Shimer
Jerusalem
God
Christ
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War Department
Pittsburgh
Baltic Sea
Cherbourg
I T
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Mazatlan
Mexico
Chapman
Department of Commerce
Treasury
Great Britain
Clyde Jones
Pt. Willis,sy
Colfax
Allen
Topeka
Kansas
Philadelphia
Raymond T. Baker
United States Mint
Greeley W. Whitford
Denver
Colo
Chienzo
Memphis, Tenn
Idlewild
Dwight N. Lewis
State Railroad Commission
Arthur Patriarche
Pere Marquette Railroad
Detroit, Mich
Broadtop Fields
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor
First National Bank
Thornton
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Madison
Hobart G. Frary
University of Wisconsin
Maude Eliott Frary
Wisconsin River
Kilbourne
Charles S. Brightwell
Raymond Meyers
Charles O. Meyers
Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Boston
Securities Exchange Company
Charles Ponzi
Susie Brown
Nebraska State Normal School
Shenandoah, Ia
North Carolina Senate
Coulterville
Til
St. Louis
Wi) Morrison
Hawkeye
State News
Low
American Legion
Jackson County
Maquoketa
Bellevue
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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