Tojichi Wins Early Stage Of US Immigration Fight
The case concerns Tojichi’s request to stay in the United States and for a writ of habeas corpus. A hearing is set for September 1 before Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer. The applicant entered the country April 1, 1914, left in 1919, and returned July 1 on the Maru. Officials say the passport was obtained surreptitiously and he is a potential public charge. his secretary of labor appeal is pending. He claims $300 in savings and $150 weekly earnings at a steel mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tojichi
Alto
United States
Japan
Jeremiah Neterer
Hiura
Miura
Secretary of Law
Russians Push Toward Warsaw as Front Holds at Key Forts
A wartime bulletin reports Serock is now in Polish hands fifteen miles north of Warsaw and Novyeor near ten miles away faced by Russian forces on the northeast. It notes heavy fighting near Plonsk and Cholojets with Bolshevik detachments decimated. Allied armistice talks will not pause the advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serock
Novyeor
Nodlin
Warsaw
Noveminsk
Novgiorgievsk
Plonsk
Diplomats Report From Posen Amid Polish Frontline Moves
Report from Posen Poland dated August 16 notes Bolshevik forces pushing within 13 miles of Polish trenches. Diplomats including Lord Abernon and J Jusserand travel there as Polish government considers moving to Posen if needed. Archives and staff of the American legation remain. heads have not arrived.
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Posen
Poland
Warsaw
Amertmission
Gove Mrnment
Legation
Lord Abernon
J. J. Jusserand
Bolsheviks Attack Warsaw From Three Sides
London reports tell of a large Bolshevik force pressing toward Warsaw from three directions. A Berlin wireless dispatch claims the Russians are hammering the city from the northwest, north, and east as the siege intensifies.
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London
Warsaw
Berlin
Warsaw Alone Can Stop Reds
Washington dispatch reports the Minsk armistice talks hoped to halt Polish Soviet fighting as Warsaw faces Bolshevik pressure. Officials quote military concern that Warsaw’s fall would Sovietize Poland and open a route to Germany, while Poles resist and counterattack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bradford
Washington
Warsaw
State Department
Minsk
Poland
Russia
Germany
Pat Novgeorgievak
Cegd Ivangorod
Wilson
Rubber Romance in Caoutchouc City Ends in Wedding Scramble
William Pry and Violet Seymour, rubber tribe lovers, fall for a dramatic city spectacle. They meet amid a chaotic crowd watching a sign painter and a subpoena scene, woo over a bootblack, and elope through a mob that swells outside a church where they are carried off by police after a staged wedding misadventure.
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Violet Seymour
Violet
William Pry
William
Bootblack
Eriza Jane
Eliza Jane
Hymen
Geath
Laura Jean Libby
Cupid
Tribe of Rubberers
Nature Guide Fights Government Rail Limits in Rockies
Enos A. Mille, famed naturalist and Long's Peak innkeeper, leads a protest against the Rocky Mountain National Park Transportation Co monopoly. He argues the park service improperly restricts nonfranchise private cars and hotel guests from park tours, despite a mandate for public recreation.
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Mabel Abbott
Long's Peak
Colo
Y Mall
Enos A. Milla
Department of Interior
Mills
Rockies
National Park Service
National Parks
Kannisa City
Colorado
John Mili
Long’s Peak Inn
Long’s Peak
National Park
Hocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain Park Transportation Co
Enos Milla
Stephen T. Mather
Tte
It Was Wet Wet Army Says He Believed No Wet Army
London report notes a speaker claiming there were 300 temperance supporters in the army during the war as the wet and dry debate continues. The exchange reflects ongoing disputes over prohibition sentiment among veterans and officials.
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London
Premier Millerand Note Acknowledges American Stand
A note from Premier Millerand of France expressing approval of the American stance on the Russian Polish crisis was received and will be made public today. The document references Colby's note to the Italian ambassador and signals continued allied coordination.
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Millerand
France
Colby
Ponzi Friends Move To Bail For Charles Ponzi
Boston August 16 Friends of Charles Ponzi the bushel banker millionaire were reported negotiating for bonds to release him from East Cambridge jail where he is held on federal mail fraud charges Also bail sought on state charges and a further bond for a $50 000 tax or larceny warrant Officials plan to seize Ponzi assets including Lexington mansion car and his wife’s jewels to recover funds Investors claims show notes total around 8 million with 5 million actually paid and potential 60 cent on the dollar return to note holders Judge Bennett denied bail reduction for Old Colony Foreign Exchange officials More than 1000 letters bearing notes totaling at least 500 000 were received by the attorney general
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Boston
Mass
Charles Ponzi
Ponsi
East Cambridge
Bonda
Lexington
Aaseta
Aa Faran
Bennett
Muncipal Court
CBE
Drightwell
Raymond
Frederick Myers
Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Ponal
Allen
Births in Scotland Break All Records
Edinburgh Scotland August 16 The first quarter births in Scotland reached 37 748 the largest quarterly total on record with a birth rate of 36 9 per thousand Marriages totaled 11 751 also a record Death rate remained low.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Girl Saves Man and Crowd Cheers in Amazed Reaction
In Portland on August 16 Miss Louise Schumacher a pupil at the Portland natatorium swam out to reach an exhausted boater O D Spencer amid an undertow. She towed him in applied first aid and revived him sparing the crowd from danger and earning the exclamation The lucky fellow.
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Louise
Portland
Ore
Spencer
Louise Schumacher
Reception for former service men and women's auxiliary
The Ninth Ward Republican club at 6120 Veterans' hall Armory hosts a reception tonight by the Women’s Auxiliary of BKimer J. Noble poet and the American Legion to honor former service members and auxiliary members at the Fraternal Brotherhood hall near Wing Street.
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Fraternal Brotherhood
Remont Ore
Wing St
Ninth Ward
Republican Club
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Womens Auxiliary
Bkimer
Kiwanis Club Planting Event at Fortuna Park
The Fortuna Kiwanis club holds its annual planting event at Fortuna Park with a 2:00 start. A last ferry departs Fortuna side at 16:40. Activities include dancing and athletic reports. At 8:00 in the Chamber of Commerce meeting room Seattle post and Society of American Engineers Neon-Masonic Club gather for Arcades, with Genetar Jones speaking on a shipping bill to One Munder Per Cent club.
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Fortuna Park
Kiwanis Club
Beattie
Laat Ferry
Fortuna
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Post
Society of American Engineers
Neon—Masonic Club
Genetar Jones
Revival Meetings Continue at Gospel Tent This Week
Rev Paul Robb preached on The Gospel of Jesus Christ at Fourth Ave and Stewartet Sunday. Rev Ir Knutson of Seattle Bible Institute spoke in the evening. Bible lectures are set for Tuesday and Friday at 2 oclock, with nightly services this week at 7 oclock. Saturday services led by Rev H A Marangeepa of Cape Town, South Africa.
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Paul Robb
Fourth Ave
Stewartet
Seattle Bible Institute
H. A. Marangeepa
Cape Town
South Africa
Perfect Thirty six Becoming Scarce
New York Aug 16 reports a shortage of model dresses. The Associated Dress Industries of America issues a hurry call for models as demand exceeds supply and many potential models have drifted away.
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New York
Associated Dress Industries of America
Modeia
Irish Cop Shot as Crowds Burn Town in Rampage
In Tamerick an armed clash after a policeman was shot sparked chaos. Military police fired into crowds at the railway station while houses burned. Patrick Lynch was executed in front of his home amid the turmoil.
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Tamerick
Patrick Lynch
Death for Flirting in Ireland Sparks British Regs
London reports new British army rules declare death the penalty for fraternizing with soldiers. Sinn Fein warns Irish girls against walking or talking to British troops. One incident involved five men cutting a girl’s hair after she allegedly wrote a letter to a soldier.
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London
Eng
Sinn Fein
Spain to Build New Battleship Squadron Next Year
Madrid dispatch reports Spain plans a new battleship squadron. Several vessels of 30,000 tons displacement will be included, with construction to begin by the Spanish government next year.
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Madrid
Spain
Fire engines respond to water leak in Akron store
Akron fire department sent apparatus to the L. G. Federman Co. after a broken water main flooded the basement. Engines pumped out the water and stopped the leak.
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Akron
L. G. Federman Co
Advertising on Voolvil Stage Is Girl's Creed
SPOKANE Aug 16 1926 publicity shifts to vaudeville and song hits for campaigns Miss Hetty Lane a vaudeville actress notes theatres as propaganda venues War era showed theatres value for propaganda and more such entertainment driven campaigns are expected later A Seattle Michigan reunion picnic was held at Woodland Park on Sunday
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Voolvil
Girl’s Creed
Spokane
Hetty Lane
Seattle
Michigan
Woodland Park
Alaska Republicans Rally at Hood Canal Discovery Day Picnic
About 600 former sourdoughs formed an Alaska republican club to back Joel Warren for sheriff Charles E Claypool for superior judge and Adolph Behrens for representative from the 46th district. Club officers include J I Mac Donald F E Knowles Charles H Miller and Ed C Russell. The annual picnic honors the 1897 gold discovery date August 17 and marks a political mobilization among Yukon Pioneers.
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Hood Canal
Sunn Y
Alaska Republican Club
Joel Warren
Charles KE. Claypool
Adolph Behrens
J. I. MacDonald
Bons of Veterans of the
Pacific Coast
F. E. Knowles
Charles H. Miller
The
Yukon Pioneers
Ed C
Baldheaded Club Moves to Bar Hair Restorer Ads
Winsted Connecticut August 16 the Baldheaded Club with about 1000 members plans to ban advertising by manufacturers of hair restorers and baldness remedies. The executive committee voted to stop such promotions through the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsted
Conn
Miss Phyllis Bowell Wins Shapeliest Foot Prize
Miss Phyllis Bowell received a $50 prize for the most shapely foot in England. The award was part of the events at the Canadian Industries Exhibition in London.
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London
Phyllis Bowell
England
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