Poles Leaving Warsaw Report Across Moscow
London advices say the Polish government is leaving its capital Warsaw as Moscow wireless reports reach The Banner. Premiers Millerand and Lloyd George discuss Russo Polish aid but no agreement on Allied military action. British alarm grows as notes and proposals circulate between Washington London and Paris.
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Warsaw
Moscow
Associated Press
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France
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Marshal Foch
Marshal Wilson
England
Poland
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al- Med
Washington
Frefigh
Paris
Wilson
Colby
Two Dead Five Missing In Railroad Wreck Near Ashland
Huntington, Aug 9. Two killed five missing and several injured in a Chesapeake and Ohio Lexington division wreck near Ashland Kentucky. Three cars of a carnival train from Olive Hill Ky derailed and buried under wreckage of eight other cars. Cause of the wreck not learned. Athens Robert Sharp, 29, arrested on murder charge.
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Huntington
W. Va
Lexington Division
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ashland
Olive Hil Ky
Lexington
Athens
Robert Sharp
Governor Cox Announces Ten Speaking Dates
Governor Cox will personally campaign across the nation starting August 9 with ten announced engagements in support of the Democratic cause. The itinerary includes Camp Perry, Wheeling, Columbus, South Bend, Canton, Evansville, Pittsburgh, New York City, and a September trip to the West.
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Associated Proas
Banner
Dayton
Cox
Camp Perry
Wheeling
W. Va
Columbus
South Bend
Ind
Canton
Evansville
Pittsburgh
New York City
Pacific Coast
George White
Democratic Committee
Harrison
Massachusets
Harding
Fair Grounds
Robbers Escape With $2000 In Gems After Break-In
Robbers broke a window in an east end jewelry store in Cleveland and fled with jewelry said to be worth 2000 dollars. In another item, C W Robb, 25, railroad flagman of Cuyahoga Falls, was killed by a freight locomotive after falling asleep on the tracks at Satinevilip, near East Liverpool.
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Aug
East End
East Liverpool
C. W. Robb
Cleveland and
Pittsburgh
Fingman
Cuyahoga Falls
Satinevilip
Harding Busy With Speech Plans At Ohio Conference
Senator Harding met with local Republican leaders from across the country in Marion Ohio and began drafting the speech for his Friday address to members of the Ohio Republican editorial association.
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Associated Press
Banner
Marion, O
Harding
Ohio Republican Editorial Association
New Treasury Notes To Be Issued Soon
Secretary Houston announced a new treasury certificate issue to be dated Aug 16 and maturing in one year with 6 percent interest. Subscriptions of 150,100,000 or more would be sought. Certificates will not bear circulation privileges or be acceptable for tax payments.
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Washington
Houston
Treasury
Local Men Form New Oil Company in Ohio
The Burbank Oil and Gas Company of Mt. Vernon was incorporated under Ohio law for 20000 dollars. Incorporators include H. F. Yankes J. Keefer Earl Yingling Jack Nash and W. Steffan. Yankes said the company holds many leases near Burbank Station near Wooster and drilling will start soon. Stockholders will meet in Columbus this evening.
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Columbus
Burbank Oil and Gas Company
Mt. Vernon
Lawn of Ohio
H. ¥. Yankes
J. Keefer
Earl Yingling
Jack Nash
W. &. Steffan
H. F. Yankes
Burbank Station
Wooster
Ohio
Auto toll from crashes reported across states Sunday
Sunday’s toll in a string of crashes across Erie and surrounding regions reports three killed and seven injured in two auto accidents. Additional injuries and fatalities are listed in scattered notes from Ellefontaine Pontiac Orion Huntington and other locales.
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Youngstown
Erie
Ellefontaine
Pontiac
Mich
Orion
Huntington
Aged Attorney James Kornan Dies in Bellefontaine
Bellefontaine Aug 9 James Kornan an aged attorney age 80 who practiced law here for more than half a century died today after a brief illness He had been a prominent local figure and active in civic affairs for many years.
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Bellefontaine
James Kornan
Ulnesa
Ohio primary contest for state offices heats up
Ohio voters go to the polls to choose candidates for governor and U S Senate alongside state legislative congressional and county races. Key battles center on the Republican and Democratic nominations for governor and senator, with endorsements and ballot-name issues noted as parties seek governorship and national seats.
Republican ticket candidates named for state offices
Speaker of the House and John B. Hurst of Cincinnati are cited. E. M. Fullington, a former state auditor, faces Stephen A. Stillwell of Lebanon and Joseph T. Tracy of Portsmouth for the Republican nomination. H. W. Archers seeks renomination, opposed by Harry B. Day. Five Republicans contest the Chief Justice seat: Frank W. Geiger, Edward Vollrath, C. T. Marshall, Newell K. Kennon, and Bilas Richards. Colonel Benson W. Hough seeks the short term, opposed by C. Homer Durand.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Harding
Ralph D. Cole
Harry L. Davis
Roscoe C.mi H
David Wesley Wood
Sandusky
Frank B. Willis
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Supreme Court
Jaatha R. M. Wanamaker
Akron
Macy Walcutt
J. P. Walser
Elyria
Tittiwag
Harvey C. Smith
Henry Clay Smith
Cleveland
Charles Q. Hildebrant
Wilmington
Harry Clay Smith
Mr. Hildebrant
A. V. Donahey
Charles B. Orwig
Hugh L.nichols
Dan B. Cull
Kent W. Hughes
Lene
Coleman Avery
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
A. F. O'Neill
Julian
O'Neil
Vormer
William D. Fulton
Harry A. Bell
William H. Hover
Guy R. Widegarner
Daniel K. Butler
State Public Utilities Commission
John B. Harper
A. B. Peck-inpaugh
State Tax Commission
Joseph McGhool
David ©. Parker
John C. Prioa
Thomas A. Jones
Edward S. Mathia
Barberton
Clarence J. Brown
Carl BR
Kimball
Lervoir
House
John B. Hurst
E. M. Fullington
Stephen A. Stillwell
Lebanon
Joseph T. Tracy
Portsmouth
H. W. Archers
Harry 8. Day
Frank W. Geiger
Springfield
Edward Vollrath
Bucyrus
C. T. Marshall
Zanesville
Newell K. Kennon
Belmont County
Bilas Richards
Benson W. Hough
166Th Infantry
France
C. Homer Durand
Coshocton
Car Hits an Auto Five Killed Near Orion Mich
Five people from a Pontiac area family died yesterday afternoon when their automobile was struck by an interurban car at a crossing near Orion Michigan. The victims were Edward Spies, his wife, their son Arthur, Arthur’s wife, and Arthur’s son. The motorman said he sounded repeated warnings as the crossing was approached, but Arthur, who drove, apparently did not hear them.
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Orion
Mich
Here
Edward Spies
Arthur
Pontiac
Cox to Vote Early Tomorrow in Ohio Primary
Gov Cox tightens schedule as he prepares for a presidential speaking tour from August to November. Democratic vice presidential nominee Franklin D Roosevelt is notified at Hyde Park. Cox plans to vote early tomorrow in Carrmonte near Trail End in the Ohio primary.
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Associated Press
The
Banner
Dayton
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Carrmonte
Trailend
Ghia
Car shortage in Northwest threatens grain movement
Rail road commissioners and shippers from Montana Minnesota and the Dakotas told the Intrastate Commerce Commission that bankruptcy looms for agricultural interests amid the car shortage. They urged orders to guarantee car supply for moving the 1920 grain crop, warning failure could ruin brewers and trigger nationwide food shortages.
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Associated Press
the Banner
Washington
Northwest
Intrastate Commerce Commission
Montana
Minnesota
Dakotas
Congressmen Dill to Speak at Cox-Roosevelt Club
Congressman C. C. Dill of Washington state will address the Cox Roosevelt club at a special meeting Tuesday evening August 10 at 8 oclock. Dill a Knox county boy born and raised near Fredericktown was elected to Congress from his district. The meeting will be in the city hall at the northeast corner of the Public square.
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C. C. Dill
Washington State
Cox-Roosevelt Club
Dill
Knox County
Fredericktown
Congress
Washington
City Hall
Public Square
War fears rise as truce rejected by Russia
London August 9 Associated Press reports a deep anxiety among Morning papers over the Russian Soviet government's rejection of Lloyd George’s ten day truce proposal with Poland. Renewals of war in Europe are widely feared and described in grave terms.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
Poland
Europe
Roosevelt Accepts Democratic Nomination Emphasizes League Pact
Hyde Park Aug 8 Dy Associated Press In a formal address at his home Roosevelt joins James M Cox to back the League of Nations as a central campaign issue. He says the nation must have a seat at the table of nations to safeguard smaller peoples and prevent a repetition of war crimes. The League is a practical solution, more perfect than the current constitution, and anti-national and antiwar in aim.
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Associated Press
Hyde Park
N.Y
Hin D. Roosevelt
James M. Cox
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Family of Nations
Europe
Verdun
Argonne
League of Nationa
Woman killed by fly wheel at Vermillion station
Mrs. John Nichols, 38, wife of the engineer at the Nickly Plate pumping station, was fatally injured when a fly wheel caught her as she tended the engine during her husband’s absence. She died later in a hospital.
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Associated Press
Vermillion
John Nichols
Nickly Plate
Street cars operated today in Denver strike action
Street cars were placed in operation by the Denver Tramway Company with strike breakers, in many cases without federal troops, as trainsmen remain on strike for over a week. Major General Wood is expected to arrive tonight to assess the strike situation.
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Associated Press
Booner
Denver
Colo
Denver Tramway Company
Wood
Archbishop Mannix Arrives in England from Battle
Archbishop Mannix landed at Penzance from a destroyer at 4 15 this afternoon aboard the Battle. He planned to proceed to London.
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England
Penzanch
Mannix
Battle
London
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