U S Note Claims Interference Avoided in Russian Polish Crisis
Paris dispatch reports a note from Washington to the French allies on the Russian Polish dispute. The U S note asserts Russia and Poland face internal issues and American officials say the United States does not wish to interfere with internal affairs. Washington denies sending any note and cites no confirmation of the Paris dispatch. Secretary Colby issued statements denying the note or any direct White House transmission.
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Roosevelt’s A Greater America Keynote Address
The speech accepting the Democratic nomination for vice president lauds Cox and Ohio leadership. Roosevelt argues for both foreign treaties and domestic programs, insisting the nation must reform government, rearmament fears aside, and pursue a decisive path of progress amid war.
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Allied leaders discuss action against Russians in Paris accord
In Hythe England Aug 9 6 p.m. the Conference of Lloyd George and Millerand ended in complete accord. They plan to support Poland with military advice munitions and naval operations subject to parliament approval. Bolshevik envoys Krussin and Kemeneff may stay in England awaiting Minsk armistice talks. France backs action while Russia’s status remains unsettled.
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West Frankfort Calm After Riot Arrests Narrowed
West Frankfort braces as state troops patrol the streets with no evident riot continuation after last week’s deaths and injuries. More than 86 men are under arrest in connection with the rioting and authorities promise further arrests. City life moves toward normalcy as striking miners vote to return to work and a lengthy telephone strike ends. A brutal murder case involving Amel Calquterera Nphill’s mutilated wife unsettles the community.
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Fragmented report on riot at Marron police station
An OCR fragment describes a disturbance at the Marron police station last night where sailors were wounded and women and children were trampled. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear details about casualties or causes.
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Archbishop Mannix Arrives by British Destroyer at Penzance
London dispatch reports Australian Archbishop Mannix was taken from a Baltic ship to a British destroyer off Mount’s Bay near Penzance as Ireland’s greeting crowds gathered in Liverpool. The transfer, part of a government announcement, followed his sail from New York and prior Baltic voyage. Unconfirmed notes suggest a London-bound path amid ongoing travel details.
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Roosevelt notification crowds gather in Hyde Park NY
Hyde Park New York sees large crowds as the Democratic party nominates Franklin D. Roosevelt for vice president. Streets mingle with flags bunting and images of the candidates while Springwood hosts final preparations for the ceremony. Roosevelt arrives home to finalize plans for the announcement and luncheon.
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Troops Help to Man Cars Until Strike Is Settled
Denver Aug ? Troops guard Cary streetcars as regular crews return while tramway officials refuse to recognize the union. Strikebreakers run cars under federal guard amid mixed public reaction as Major General Leonard Wood was due to assess the legal situation and troop disposition.
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Wounded in Duel With Bandit Reported in Chicago
A garbled field report describes a bandit encounter in Chicago with a motorman and a passenger wounded. Police pursued the assailant as a four-man gang robbed a coach and a revolver was fired at the door. The bandit escaped amid a tense chase.
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London cabinet to decide on Russian action in war talks
United Press reports the Russian issue goes before the British cabinet and Parliament after talks between Prime Minister Lloyd George and Millerand in Aythe. Millerand plans to return to Paris this afternoon as pressure mounts over military and naval recommendations from Marshal Moh and Admiral Beatty amid renewed attacks on Warsaw.
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Bitter fighting near capital as eastern fronts hold
War bulletin reports foe forces occupying points northward while fighting around the capital intensifies. Allied success claimed in Poland and western front engagements described with stalled offensives near Brest and Wyre. The scene remains stubborn with continued exchanges and limited gains as observers note heavy artillery and troop movements.
Intensive Campaign Outlined by Cox in 1936 bid
Dayton Ohio August 9 Governor Cox outlined an extensive stump campaign to reach “front porches of the people.” He plans a nationwide tour from New England to the Pacific coast starting Wednesday, with a continuous eleven day pace. He intends to brand the Republican party as corrupt to attract progressive and independent voters.
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Fragmentary Obscure Passage Traces Newspaper Rivalry
A garbled OCR fragment discusses competing papers and alleged claims of detecting bias. It mentions The Times, rival outlets, and attempts to portray rivalry, advancement, and style without clear facts or coherent events.
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