Fight Opens as Peace Parleys Begin to End Belligerency
Washington Sept 22 The opening of peace negotiations between Poland and Soviet Russia was notified by the State Department. Polish forces have begun an offensive on the northern fighting line, with a Soviet War Office communique reporting a violent battle along a 56 mile front and Russian counteractions near Grodno as they attempt to regain positions.
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Ashngton
D.C
Riga
Poland
Russia
State Department
Soviet War Office
Moscow
Washington
League of Nationa
Sth Department
Toland
Henry
Reilly
San Antonio
Dewtt
Deland
Lloyd Geone
Istina
Warsaw
Wales
Mosen
Gerard challenged to raise funds for Democratic campaign
The report details Gerard as a former ambassador to Germany and key figure in the Democratic fundraising drive. It notes a heated exchange with Kenyon over campaign contributions, with Gerard claiming substantial funds were sought independently by allied committees and warning of Republican opposition within Missouri and New Jersey.
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Campbells
St . Coromonient
Ashington
D. C. Sey
Germany
Gerard
Balled Shea
Ulualy Fund
Ha Regions
Tony
Oye
Maurice Comuleter
Overpor Cox
Sured Xald
Olio
Othore
Greard
Kenyon
Tieterri
Sim
Paris
New Jersey
Yunlt Cotimilsten
New York
Gerard Paldy
Kenyon Pan i
Mbs
Ouri
Ceiparariiy
Terence MacSwiney Dead Report Reaches St Paul Priest
In St Paul Minnesota Father James F Cassidy of St Thomas College received word late yesterday that Terence MacSwiney Lord Mayor of Cork had died. The report noted MacSwiney’s death followed a long detention by British authorities and referenced conflicting dispatches from New York and London. Family members were later barred from visiting the hospital during the critical hours and details remained unclear amid the official communications.
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Enneapolis
Aling
Ter' Sree MacSwiney
Meyor
Cork
James F. Cassidy
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Pactet Cassis
New York
Jarey Solan
Bop
le Watera
Republis
Ireland
Wewsgaee
Farhi
Lora Mapor MacSwiney
Frisids
Trish Prewton
Jofor
MacSwines
Ptiyouer
Chute Jumpers Demonstrate Wing Parachute Stunt
German and Allied air service personnel staged a dramatic wing parachute jump. Two enlisted men on a high altitude aircraft rose onto the wing, released their chutes at 1800 feet, and blew off into space amid a gusty breeze. The stunt, led by Ser gs Shoemaker and Komensky, followed a prior Kelly Field demonstration and drew praise from Air Service officers for testing parachute development and safety from the aircraft wing.
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Air Service
Sergt
Gilbert A. Shoemaker
Serge
Frank Komensky
Kelly Field
Secom Laem
Eugene L. Eubank Vail
Soret
Shoemaker
Lient
Tarry J. Weddington
Insteimion
Nhehaules
Wirren
Ry Carter Ypster
Jack Speebl
Etmertm
Col
J. ¥.Eebet
Sth Corps Air Service
Ffleer
Dy Liat
Weddington
Mo Cook Field
Darton
Ohio
Wikliam Mitchell
Ma Bureau of the
Kelly
Bern
Rockpit
Agemma
Kelby Vuely
Kells Field
Moorniac
Weather Picture and Odd Forecasts From Local Page
A garbled weather column discusses temperatures 83 and varying winds with quirky references to elephants and mythical days. Mentions a Frasey 5 storm and a local Weather Bureau search for a real storm amid muddled lines and stray forecast notes.
Jewelry and Watch Shop Ad with Mixed Listings
Fragmentary ad listing jewelry items including watches and diamonds with scattered prices and vendor names. Mentions AC Repes and a tailoring note as well as a credit-like line for used checks. Text is garbled. only partial names and product terms remain readable.
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Stenaerd Mykes
Bath Srncidge
Igbest
Nat'loon
Cade Caintherey Sct
Jewelry Co
AENTZ
Suichtly
Telephone Company Denies City Rate Rise
I M Carroll general manager of the Western Telephone Company denies plans to raise rates in San Antonio. Officials say discussions about increases have not progressed, and current rates are said to be lower than in comparable cities with similar populations.
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Fleste Wera
Avoutars
San Antonio
I. M. Cacrol
Somehwestern Tell Tacphone Company
Carpal
Rugatts
Tre Laken
Carroll
Cleveland
Washington Willy
Wilson
Geral Reserve Board
The Republican Doctrine pamphlet campaign message
A Washington Information Bureau offers bulletins for the campaign including The Republican Doctrine pamphlet with the keynote speech platform and acceptance speech. Citizens are urged to learn the issues, fill out the coupon with name and address, and vote wisely as the election nears.
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Fundationse
Nsecer
Our
Washington Information Bureau
Hurricane Inland Sweep Hits Gulf Coast
The hurricane moved inland between New Orleans and Mobile causing damage估imated at 100000 to 200000 dollars. One death reported in New Orleans area. Rail bridges and roads damaged, marooning of residents near Chewents area, widespread power and communications outages, and cautious shipping resuming as storm weakens moving toward Northern Louisiana.
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Mobile
Dama
Hin McFall
Bay le Louis
Mayelend
Biloxi
Pass Christian
Taylor E & Nashville
Higelis
Louisville de Nughville
Nashville
St mi
Grad Isle
New
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Louisioa
TiAwitt
Bureau
Gulf Coast
Pagel
Caproni Camera Plane to Photograph Chy
An Antonio’s greatest photographer uses two 82‑exposure cameras on a Caproni plane. The sextet of machines, said to be unique in the country, flew from Houston via Kelly Field to photograph counties along the border. The setup includes a DHE Yandley Page mechanism and automatic multi‑shot operation, marking a new chapter in aerial photography for military use.
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Antonio
Lng
Kelly Field
Houston
Abette
Feereald
TheuYries
Platen
Kodaki
Theogunda
Atenite
Givily
Judge speeds up court to handle many new cases
In Nelwon Lytle Cony Criminal Court, Judge announced a faster pace due to growing caseload. Washington was found guilty on multiple counts and fined. several defendants were ordered to appear on new dates or forfeit fines, while attorneys faced sanctions for failing to appear.
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Lyle
Washington
Vmindel
Jaden Lyths
Mutilated Oriental Girl Found Under Tulsa Viaduct
The crushed body of a 16 year old Japanese girl Tokia Kisinski from Mulsa Oklahoma was found under the 12th Street viaduct in Tulsa. Police believe the victim matches a missing girl last seen en route to Kansas City. Detectives scoured trains and questioned relatives while details of her clothing and belongings were described in early reports.
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12Th Street
Tokia Kisinski
Mulsa
Okla
Tulsa
John Goetatson
Chile
Talas
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