28 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1920
Page
1
London reports indicate a limited time for Russia to respond to the Bolshavik note as Britain and Italy await acceptance or rejection. The note's reception is seen as critical to curbing hostilities and affecting Polish and eastern flank actions, with implications for the war's course.
A damaged OCR fragment presents scattered words about surrender and ransom with no clear subject, date, or location. The readable bits mention an American citizen and a missing or ransom-related context, but essential details are absent to form a coherent news item.
British troops sacked Queenstown after a deadly clash near Castle Marty yesterday. Civilians suffered as workers rioted and fires burned, with soldiers repelling resistance amid widespread chaos. Reports say the shipyards and town faced mass unrest following Sinn Fein clashes and a reported massacre claim.
Fred A Britten of THIable says he will press a Senate campaign expenditures inquiry into alleged British influence and international banking backing Governor Cox. He cites a 387 000 entertainment fund for Sir Auckland Geddes and claims bankers may have steered media coverage to support a Democratic shift.
Federal investigation into alleged profiteering by big State Street department store Kivres renews here as a federal grand jury subpoenas Marshall Field to produce its records. Listings of batteries and games across leagues appear, and at Niagara Falls postmaster notes many “wish you were here” cards mailed weekly.
Secretary Daniels directed a security review of a vice regime and naval protection measures. The armored cruiser intent was to analyze and ensure safety during operations, with emphasis on defense and strategic readiness amid threats.
Warsaw dispatch reports three Bolshevik forces attacked Brest-Litovsk and were repelled. about 1650 men were taken prisoner. North front fighting wanes as Russian and Polish actions resume near Minsk. Official Minsk talks are ongoing with Poles rejecting conditions but offering no alternatives.
Ralph De Palma sparked the eighth annual Elgin road race with the Ballot special, opening at 12 02. He led from the start and set a lap record of six minutes 18 seconds on the third lap, while Murphy and Duesenberg chased. De Palma’s speed produced a new course mark, as racers including Murphy, Duesenberg, and Mulford trailed.
A fragmented report from London notes a sudden collapse linked to hunger and a prison context. The text references a person named Macsweeney and hints at a broader series of events including tensions and a possible death, with limited readable details available.
Senator W. G. Marding praised the Cummins-Esch bill in Galion Ohio as the neatest step in railroad legislation. He defended the act against critics and said it would bring justice to railway workers without hindering American railway operations.
Washington says there will be another exchange of notes with Poland over the warning against Polish forces advancing into Russia. State Department officials say the Polish reply is not fully satisfactory to the American government and thus will not be made public at this time.
Two deputies were shot and killed and another person wounded in a battle at Arcala eighteen miles north of here. The deputies reportedly opened fire during an attempted arrest of a negro on an alleged charge of missing or related crime. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
Republican nominee declares hope for global peace rests on pulsing diplomacy at The Hague. In a charged speech to supporters, he urges unity in facing international tensions and urges action by nations and citizens alike. Marion County deposition cited as context for ongoing public debate.
Visionaries disgust with current leadership. a candidate declares Aug 3 speech. The text reflects weariness of the present administration and calls for change. The piece notes party platform differences and the desire for a different approach in governing, with references to the Democratic and Republican factions.
A report from Buenos Aires says negotiations with Argentina over extradition focus on Irli Wox, believed to be Eugeni, held as a prisoner. He was arrested aboard a vessel linked to a killing after a woman’s death sparked a mystery.
Fragmented readable lines hint at a New York political scene with names like Cox and references to Republicans, governors, and generals. The text is garbled and presents no clear events, dates, or concrete outcomes, leaving only partial mentions and uncertain context.
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