Paderewski reports Polish peril as Germany presses east
Polish premier Ignace Jan Paderewski told the Associated Press in Paris that Germany has shifted its war toward the east to derail Poland and hinder plebiscites in Silesia. He warned of German troops beating Poles in Silesia, Bolshevik pressure near Minsk, and German propaganda accusing Jews, urging a broader conflict against allied aims.
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Associated Press
Paris
Thurs
Germany
Ignace Jan Paderewski
M. Paderewski
Supreme “Council
Teschen
Silesia
Upper Silesia
East Prussia
Tithunia
Minsk
Poland
Baltic
Russia
America
Europe
League of Nations
Sivery
League
Council of the League
America Faces World Role in League Treaty Debate
In a stirring address, the speaker argues against isolation, urging the United States to join the league of nations. He warns that rejecting the treaty would cede leadership, increase global disorder, and risk war, while urging collective rebuilding of world credit and industry. He stresses the need for a mobilized nation and international partnership to preserve peace and U.S. interests.
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Germany
United States
Rhankina
Merbert Hoover
Paris
JU. S
Reparation Commission
Industria
America
League of Nations
Japan
United States of America
Promise of Peace Treaty Ratification Hopes Expressed
A remark stresses endurance amid Bolshevism and calls for quick ratification of the peace treaty, signaling a hopeful turn toward international accord and stabilization.
Divorce suit continued for further evidence in cruelty case
Sophie Almigh sues George Martin Almich for divorce. The case was continued for more evidence before Judge Babcock yesterday morning. Cruelty is alleged.
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Sophie Almigh
George Martin Almich
Babcock
Heavy Horses Scarce Despite Light Horse Surplus
U S Department of Agriculture horsemen note a persistent shortage of heavy draft horses while light horses are plentiful on farms. Last year saw a sharp drop in mare breeding, but spring 1919 saw many good mares bred, expected to meet future demand for better type horses.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
President Wilsons Train Trip To Kansas City
President Wilson left St. Louis at 11 tonight for Kansas City where he will speak tomorrow. He was seen operating a typewriter as the train pulled out.
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ST. Louis
Wilson
Kansas City
Uses Planes to Aid Western Nebraska Cattle Ranching
Grand Island Neb Sept 5 Harry J Hiles a prominent western Nebraska cattle raiser bought two airplanes from local dealers one for personal use to ride over his ranches and a larger one for family use He owns a 7000 acre ranch and several smaller tracts He says the plane can substitute for three ranch superintendents in stock work An experienced aviator was hired to teach him and his family to fly.
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Associated Press
Grand Island
Neb
Harry J. Hiles
Nebraska
Hiles
Record Price Paid For Shorthorn Bossie At Twin Falls Sale
David Brown sold a Shorthorn cow for 700 dollars at a livestock sale held at his home northwest of Twin Falls. Believed to be a regional record. Other prices included 500 dollars for another cow and 260 dollars for a yearling heifer. Brown also sold his 20 acre farm for 612 1/2 dollars per acre without crop.
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David . Brown
Twin Falls
Mr. Brown
Ss G Hull Piano Tuner Ad At Rogerson Hotel
Piano tuner Ss G Hull advertises service at Rogerson Hotel with phone contact 84 during early September 3 period.
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Ss. G. Hull
Rogerson Hotel
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