Pleads for America to Support Poland in War
The Associated Press reports Poland, pressed by Bolshevik forces, asks the United States for moral support and a public stance from President Wilson and the State Department to bolster Polish morale. Officials weigh risks of entanglement, with Britain and France seen offering limited aid and U.S. involvement viewed skeptically amid broader international obligations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Poland
United States
New Republic
State Department
Wilson
Moscow
Great Britain
France
Ster
Rome
Greats
Britain
Sial
Armistice bid by Poland to Soviet for immediate hostilities halt
Poland asked the Soviet government for an immediate ceasefire and dispatch of a Soviet military detachment to meet the Polish leader in a bid to arrange an armistice. A wireless dispatch from Mogstrow mentions a Warsaw Moscow meeting route between Baranovitch and Byelorusk.
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Aurich
Switzerland
Poland
Mogstrow
Warsaw-Moscow
Baranovitch
Byestilorvsk
Better Marketing Methods Discussed By Farm Federation
The American Farm Bureau Federation met to plan a permanent Chicago bureau to guide cooperative grain and livestock marketing. It aims to cut broker influence, stabilize prices, and give producers control of grain until it reaches manufacturers. Speakers included J R Howard and Meredith, with notes on extensive cooperative elevator growth in the Mississippi valley and Iowa. The group prepared to seek positions from Harding and Cox on agricultural policy.
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Associated Press
Chicago
J. R. Howard
Federation
Meredith
Washington
Defezates
Department of Agriculture
Department
Aaron, Sapiro
San Francisco
Pacific
Pacific Coast¢O Bpera‘thve Predicers ®: Organizations, C. H. Gustateon
Farmers‘ Union of
Nebraska
Frank” ‘Myers
National Farm Grain Dealers’ ' Association
M. Myre
Mississippi Valley
Smety
Iowa
Harding
Cox
Nationals ‘Board of Farm Organizations
Cardinal Gibbons 86th Birthday Observed
Cardinal Gibbons marked his 86th birthday today in Westminster with Bishop Daniel OConnell of Richmond and Bishop Corrigan at Baltimore. He celebrated Mass in the private chapel and received congratulatory telegrams as the cardinal entered his 26th year.
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Associated Press
Westminster
Etd
Mystery Shroud of Dissected Woman Stuns New York
Unidentified young woman found mutilated in a trunk shipped from Detroit. Medical Examiner says vital organs removed and brain saved, suggesting possible criminal autopsy. A separate report ties a couple named Mr and Mrs Lero y to a Harper Street apartment at 105, as trunks and a hoodie are connected to the case.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Schwartz
Qeproit
Léroy
Harper, Street
New York
Lottie. Brooke
Brooks
Phe
Heavy Storm Visits Two Dakota Counties
A severe storm swept Mc Henry and Ward counties in North Dakota killing two women near Drake and Minot. Mr and Mrs Andrew Stitzer were injured when lightning struck their farm building and they were hospitalized in Harvey with poor prospects. Andrew Botz, husband to one victim, was hospitalized in Minot in critical condition. Many farm buildings were destroyed and livestock killed across the counties.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N. PD
McHenry
Ward
North Dakota
Immanuel J. Kandt
Drake
Andrew Botz
Minot
Andrew Stitzer
Reed warns of another European war threat
Gen Reed addresses near Wanare n sburg Mo urging return of American troops from Europe. He claims 18 000 soldiers remain overseas amid a looming conflict and warns that a president could move troops into Russia without congressional action. He stresses danger to U S personnel and the grav ity of ongoing deployments.
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Associated Press
Wanarensburg
United States
James A. Reed
Poland
Great Britain
Reed
Europe
Russia
Congress
Belfast telegram reports appalling condition in Down and Connor
July 28. The Most Rev Joseph MacRory, bishop of Down and Connor, sent a telegram to the chief secretary for Ireland stating conditions are appalling in Belfast. The message cites fear and unrest in the diocese and calls for urgent action.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Joseph MacRory
Down and Conner
Senta
Treland
Lightning Sparks Numerous Fires Across Region
Niagara Falls Ont July 28 Lightning caused many fires during a heavy storm that swept the area. Several farm houses burned and telegraph and telephone lines were knocked out. Four inches of rain fell in about two hours flooding streets. the Inco building at the Whirlpool rapids was badly damaged.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Hovses
Inc
Whirlpool
Rapids
Revolt Attempt Reported In Mexico City
In Mexico City on July 23 military chiefs and deputies reportedly seek to release Generals Francisco Maruel and Francisco Mur gula after their arrest following the collapse of the Car ranze regime. Gen J D R Carrido says conspirators are named and ready for arrests when necessary. In Warsaw on July 22 Bolsheviks push right wing forces toward Poland as Reds patrol toward east Prs ala with little resistance.
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Mexico ‘City
Francisco Maruel
Francisco Murgula
Carranze
J. D.R. Carrido
Warsaw
Grodno
Bolahsvik
gerosa-Niemen
Poland
Sok ‘Olka
Reds
Prisala
Railroad officers summoned for grand jury probe
Sixty railroad officers and allied leaders were subpoenaed to appear before the federal grand jury next Wednesday in Chicago. The subpoenas were issued at the request of District Attorney F. Clyne and Major B. E. Hume, special assistant attorney general, as part of the inquiry into the unauthorized April walkout by railroad workers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal Grand
Yury
Chatiga
F. Clyné
Genera
unclear military dispute report fragment
fragmentary OCR notes mention names and terms related to Poland and military representation but text is garbled with misspellings and lacks coherent events or details to summarize into a full news item. No clear outcome, date, or entities to anchor a factual summary.
Enjoins Secretary of State in Nebraska case
Associated Press report from Lincoln Nebraska dated July 23 cites district court action where Judge Morn enjoins the secretary of state. Details on case, parties, and rulings remain unclear from the fragment. Further text is needed for full clarity on scope and outcomes.
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Associated Preas
Lincoln
Neb
Morn
Coal Shortages Trigger Federal Action Across Agencies
Washington July 20 coal shortages spark urgent attention from nearly a score of departments. The interstate commerce commission urged priority tidewater movement to New England. Illinois mines seek White House help to end a labor strike. Attorney General Palmer convened a New York meeting of mine operators and manufacturers to discuss prices transport and production. The president’s war powers may be used if ICC orders fail. Proposals include 1 250 000 tons monthly moved by tidewater routes and 750 000 tons by rail to New England, with an export ban if quotas aren’t met. Governors nationwide urged assurances coal supplies would reach communities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Deal
New England
Illinois
Commission
Palmer
New York
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Tunwuilty
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
New ‘England
Wireless Operatory Demand on Shipping Board Vessels
Wireless operators demand Washington action dated July 28 as shipboard staff for American vessels seek pay derangements at 76 cents per mile and related compensation. The appeal targets the shipping board and mentions Anerenses in Day as context for the request.
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Washington
Shipping Board
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