Troops Pursue Mexican Bandits After Aviator Kidnapping
In Texas and across the border, U S Army Eighth Cavalry and Mexican forces continue chasing Villa followers who seized American aviators Davis and Ullerson for ransom. Storms have obscured trails, hindering pursuit as forces coordinate with Presidio and San Antonio commands and report mixed progress along the Ojinaga to Presidio corridor.
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Aarea
Texas
Nxt
Eighth Cavalry
U8. A
Davis
Ullerson
Villa
Mevateln Walleye 'Id
Judrez
Trgors
Omaga
Presiid
Terde
Sroops
Mexico
Ecardisy
Langhorne
Don Cosmo Henguache
Presidio
Consi
Antonio Pruneida
San Antonio
Chihuahua
Candelaria
Ojinaga
Fruneda
American soldiers pursue bandits across Mexico in raid
In Texas and across the border near Candelaria United States forces continue pursuit of bandits who abducted two lieutenants I G Peterson and Paul J Davis. Aviators rescued them yesterday after ransom payment. Storms in the Chihuahua mountains hinder field communications. Aerial skirmish reports claim two aviators returned with bullet holes. one bandit possibly killed and another wounded. Four airplanes from Fort Bliss joined Eighth Cavalry to scour arroyos canyons and hiring sites.
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Marfa
Texas
Mexico
Candelaria
I. G. Peterson
Paul J. Davis
Chihuahua
Fort Bilas
el Paso
Massive sugar seizure shocks Charlestown district
Boston August 19 federal authorities seized four million five hundred thousand pounds of granulated sugar from the warehouse of the terminal wharf and railroad warehouse company in Charlestown district marking a major action against hoarding and price manipulation.
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Boston
Terminal Wharf
Railroad Ware Brsike Company
Charlestown
Nevada Senator Proposes Separate Reservations on League Covenant
WALLINGTON Aug 20 Four reservations on the league of nations covenant are embodied in a separate resolution by Senator Pittman of Nevada a Democratic member of the foreign relations committee in the senate. He said the measure follows President Wilson's suggestion to keep reservations in a separate resolution and not in the ratification resolution. The proposals, pushed by seven Republican senators, cover withdrawal rights Article Ten and related issues tied to the league.
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Wallington
Pittman
Nevada
Senate
Wilson
Witiman
League
Monroe
Washington
Shantung
Senate Foreign Relations’ Committee
John C. Ferguson
Ferguson
China
France
Frussia
Deletion
Holland
Japan
Germany
Shaniung
Anti Bolshevik Forces Occupy Towns Near Kiev
Anti Bolshevik forces occupy Kherson Miko lateff and Cherkasy on the Dniester river below Kiev per an official Soviet army statement from Moscow. On the eastern front Bolshevik forces occupy Imik after a fierce battle. Paris reports military authorities preparing for an offensive east of the Jintester river to join Denikine’s army in southern Rugala. OMSK reports two thousand Bolsheviks and Magyars escaped Krasnoyarsk prison July 30. 1200 killed, rest captured, a Czech report says.
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London
Kherson
Mikolateff
Cherkasy
Dniester
Kiev
Citelora
Moscow
Imik
Paris
Rumantag
Denikine
Rugala
Omsk
Presa
Krasnoyarsk
Race Riot in Montreal Shocks City Streets
In Montreal a race riot broke out as whites and Black residents clashed in the streets. Firing occurred before police reserves arrived to quell the mob in the Black quarter. The violence followed an alleged hotel assault on a white watchman. one assailant was shot in the head while fleeing and hospitalized.
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Montreal
Ane
House Sustained on Daylight Saving by 57 to 19
Washington, Alig 20 The House sustained the daylight saving repeal in opposing President Whitton's veto. The Senate voted 57 to 19 to pass the measure, delaying repeal until clocks return to normal in October. The bill is among the few laws enacted despite a presidential veto twice.
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House
Washington
Senate
Witton
Germany plans to carry out peace terms in bill
Berlin reports a bill presented to the national assembly with imperial council approval to set rates and control ports, commerce, finance and industry related to indemnities. It authorizes demands for information on wages materials and may inspect firms books and influence labor and industrial efficiency. Berlin also notes the mark’s decline and food purchases abroad halted. frontier trade concerns rise as Rhine flows increase.
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Berlin
Presa
National Assembly
Witmar
Imperial Council
Germany
Tjolland
Denmark
Rhine
Hazel Dawn and Other Cast Members Before Judge
Aug 11 Judge Mangan orders Hazel Dawn and fellow cast members of Woods theater to appear August 26 before him to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt for striking and closing the theater last Saturday night. The Equity Association and theater counsel had a stipulation, and strikes by stage hands musicians and actors at three theaters were threatened but later rescinded. Edgar Selwyn, en route to California, predicted widespread theater closings by tomorrow night.
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Equity Association of Adora and
Artinin
Webs Kaders
Edgar Selwyn
California
Witness Hears Pro necring Complaints All the Time
Washington August 20 Senate section turns to regulation of the meat packing industry. William T. Nardin of Norfolk manager of milk condensory establishments says firms would be required to submit to regulation. Emmanuel Wasserman of Norfolk argues any legislation harming packers hurts retailers and consumers sometimes profiteering noted among retailers. Senator Kenyon asks about uniform prices, witness says packers vary prices. Pack ers furnish better meat at longer plies than independents.
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Washington
Oppen
Senate
William T. Nardin
Reital
Emmanuel Wasserman
Norfolk
Ferses
All and Square
Kenyon
Towa
Benator Page
Vermont
Japanese Start Trouble With Chinese Troops Peering
The official Chinese report on the July 19 clash at Uhans Chunze Manchuria says Japan provoked the incident by forcing entry into a Chinese encampment. It cites 18 Japanese dead and 17 wounded, 12 Chinese dead and 14 wounded, with about 100 Chinese soldiers missing. The Japanese embassy in Washington announced Chinese officials dismissed and reprimanded provincial leaders after the incident at Chain Chan.
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Aspostated
Uhans- Chun
Manchuria
Wanhineion
Consumers' League Formed in Quebec District
Citizens and housewives of the Moottartre district form The Consumers' League of France to combat high food prices. The founders intend to merge the league into the National Buyers' Federation with members across the country.
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Consumers' League
Taris
Sug
Housewiven
Moottartre
Consumers’ League of Francé
National
Buyers” Federation
Railways to private operation under federal board plan
The Association of Railway Executives urged Congress to return party railroads to private operation under a federal transportation board. A three member panel would oversee transport with the Interstate Commerce Commission handling rates and accounting. The plan calls for capital expansion, consolidated systems, and exclusive national control of securities value.
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Washington
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler
Association
Congress
Intercommerce Commission
Transportation Board
Commesrrs ‘Commission
Transportaion
Toe
Ats
Arsa
Cuyler Gald
Pew Capital
Interstate Garriers
Red Cross Sends Commission to Aid Greek Orphanages
The American Red Cross dispatched a mission to inspect and assist Greek orphanages in Salonika Cavalla Seren Drama and Pra…vitha and on the islands Khlo and Mi. Led by Misses Clenary and Currier the team visited facilities housing orphans of the Bulgarian invasion and Asia Minor rescues. Initial funding of three dollars will start the relief effort through the peninsula Thesenly and Peloponnesus.
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Salonses
American Red Cross
Yinit
Clenary
Currier
Han
Saloniki
Cavalla
Seren
Drama
Pra
Viwhta
Hed
Macedonia
Khlo
Mithen Islands
Asia Minor
The
Red Cross Cormails
Thepirus
Thesenly
Peloponnesun
War crimes probe targets Lille occupation officers
Evidence at a French military court details executions and deportations under German rule in Lille during the occupation. Testimony names General von Helorich and others linked to murders, deportations of girls, and torture of French youths. The inquiry covers officers including von Gravenite, Zeelhe, and Boysel, with alleged involvement in the murder of Abbe Ballinck and related abuses.
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Lille
Francs
Tiesdap
Aigbaer
Thin City
von Helorich
Lilies
Male
Hexel
Cobel
Ménhabot
von Helsrich
Helorien
You Zeelhe
Cheville
Lélle
von Gravenite
Gepers
Jille
van Henverhay
Klmimen le Helatre
Tratifier
Roubaix
Boysel
von .Gumultz
Abbe Ballinck
Mareq-en-Baronel
Lwlee
Cholera Outbreak Reported in Lomasa With 200 Cases
A Formosa cholera outbreak triggers government quarantine measures. The Associated Press notes more than 29 cases identified and details a broader health emergency in Lomasa with rising infections and containment actions.
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Lomasa
Tokio
Associated Press
Formosa
Emperor William Seeks Payment for Losses by Germany
Berlin dispatch reports a cabinet proposal to pay former Emperor William 176 million marks as total settlement for civil losses from his forced abdication. The plan faces opposition from Chancellor von Braun, amid ongoing cabinet deliberations and public skepticism.
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Emperor William
Germany
Berlin
Preasiam
William
Herr von Braun
Talniater
Agrievin
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