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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1920

Page

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Roumania Ultimatum Threatens Soviet Withdrawal

Hot fighting along the River Narew drives Warsaw tensions as Roumania orders three day to withdraw Soviet troops from Romanian territory. British reports note bolshevik advances west of Bialystok and new river fords as cavalry gains unfold near Lemberg and Bielsk.

Narew Vienna Roumania Russia Belgrade Warsaw London Moscow We River Bielsk Noritie Leweberg Lomas Bialystik Nuretz Nurzac Brody Busk Niles Lemberg Chertkeff British Foreign Office Bialystok Lomza Boloff Nareff Belovezh Forest Belobezh Kovrin

Army Reorganization Bill Sparks Force Size Changes

July 1 marked the bill's effectiveness with the armed forces totaling 187,197 enlisted men and 15,464 officers. This compared with the authorized strength of 280,000 enlisted men including Philippine scouts and 17,608 officers.

Philippine Scouts

Spy Mark on Unidentified Man Found in Ireland

A placard bearing the word Spy was attached to the body of an unidentified man found in a field near Glenmore County Cork. He and another man were shot after their hands were bound behind them, in a suspected wartime or sectarian killing.

Glenmore County Cork London

Secret Japanese Entry Route Revealed On Pacific Coast

Tacoma report says Congressman Johnson outlined a coast wide path for Japanese entry into the United States, claiming smugglers bring thousands yearly via water routes or cross border land corridors. He cited bribed Mexican guards at the border and alleged connections to Gulf of California crossings.

Tacoma Wash Pacific Coast United States Johnson House Immigration and Naturalization Pacific Gangmas Gulf of California

Trotzky Denies Poland As Bolshevik Bridge

Berlin reports Leon Trotzky denies Poland to be used as a stepping stone for a westward Bolshevik march. A Moscow message quoted Trotzky and Russian foreign office says the radio report is pure invention and unauthenticated.

Moscow Poland Berlin Leon Trotzky Trotzky Russian Foreign Affairs Commissariat

Army Shortage Signals Draft Strain in Washington

Washington reports the regular army is 93,000 men short of target with 207,000 more personnel needed. The shortage underscores strain on military readiness as officials cite recruitment and funding gaps.

Washington

Envoys Arrive for Baranovitchi Armistice Talks

Polish plenipotentiaries appointed to negotiate an armistice with the Russian Bolshevist government have arrived at Baranovitchi about 200 miles east of Warsaw for the conferences, according to advices from Warsaw.

Paris Baranovitcki Warsaw

New Irish Bill Ready to Submit

London reports the cabinet has virtually completed a new Irish bill to be submitted this week. It provides for trial without jury in Ireland and grants broader military and police powers to arrest suspects. The crown will appoint high justice and other court officials to sit only in Dublin to prevent attacks on remote sessions. Diarmuid Lynch, Sinn Fein MP and food controller, resigns from the republican parliament amid disputes with De Valera and U.S. Sinn Fein leaders, signaling potential shifts in ranks.

London Ireland Dublin Diarmid Lynch Sinn Fein House of Commons Cork America de Valera United States

Obregon Massing Troops as Cantú Faces Rebel Threat

Gen. Alvaro Obregon directs 3000 expeditionary troops from Manzanillo toward Lower California where Gov. Esteban Cantú warns against military action. Chinese residents seek protection. Mexican provisional government denies large rifle orders. Also note a Minneapolis synagogue robbery after services.

Los Angeles Cal Alvaro Obregon Mexico Manzanillo Esteban Cant Antonio Pino San Jose de Guatemala Central America Mexican Angel Flores Carranza Obregon Manzanilla Pino Guerrero Mazatlan Chiapas Cantu Mexico City Esteban Cantu Lower California Germany Miguel Alessio Robles Office of Provision

Illinois Miners Return to Work After Lewis Order

Illinois miners resume work after John L. Lewis order. About 75 percent return, with 25 percent to follow by Wednesday. Locals report no refusals to work. mines to begin orderly reentry and coal hoisting later in the week. Indiana districts echo obedience to the UMWA chief's directive.

Springfield Frank Farrington Tllinois Miners’ Union Freeman Thompson Illinois Indianapolis John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Indiana

Rate Commission Discusses Railway Case Decisions

The entire U S rail system faces a broad reworking of rates and rules as a five member commission negotiates complex conclusions. Majorities emerge from partial agreements, reflecting the need to compromise among diverse views. A plan aims to implement new freight passenger Pullman excess baggage and milk rate increases by September 1.

Bengons Washington Interstate Commerce Commission William Do.fh. Alney Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania Kheyal C. Dunn Florida Railjet Commission John A. Gusher Iowa Railroad Commission United States

Troops Led Into a Trap at Peking Battle

Reports from Peking describe a clash between forces backing General Tuan and Wu-Pei-Fu in Anhui province. Tuan's side reportedly suffered about 2000 dead and wounded, with Wu-Pei-Fu losing around 400 as his enfilading fire followed a staged retreat and mined assault morphed the engagement into a decisive rout.

Peking China Tuan Anfu Wu-Pei-Fu

Debs Opposes Release From Federal Prison

Eugene V. Debs, socialist presidential candidate, declares from Atlanta penitentiary that he will not be freed while his fellow movement members are held as criminals. The letter was addressed to Mrs Lucy Mobins, secretary of the Central Lodges.

Washington Eugene V. Debs Atlanta Debs Lucy Mobins Central Lots Rodies

Figg Targets Clothing Profiteers Under Lever Act

Washington, Aug. 3. Howard Figg, special assistant to the attorney general, charged that garment manufacturers and jobbers are running a propaganda campaign to spur demand and boost prices. He warned of criminal actions to hold individuals responsible under the Lever Act and cited mill closures as a tactic to justify higher prices and pressure retailers.

Washington Howard FE. Figg Department of Justice Pigg Figg Fige

Russians and Poles Break Off Parley

Russians and Poles suspend talks after assessing terms. Gates signs protocol ending negotiations, paving a cautious path forward as both sides seek clarified commitments and future discussions.

Polish Delegates Lacked Authority in Peace Talks

Armistice negotiations between Poland and Russia broke off as Russian delegates demanded Polish signatory authority. Polish representatives, lacking authority to sign, return to Warsaw and the war is expected to continue.

Evening Journal London Warsaw

Plane Crashes Near Omaha Momentarily Injures Crew

An all metal air mailplane en route from New York to San Francisco crashed near Omaha Nebraska. The craft, carrying passengers including BP and Rikerbauer, injured occupants slightly but no fatalities reported.

Omaha The Evening Journal Nebr New York San Francisco Rikerbauer

Missing Army Finances Chief Vanishes In Chicago

Lieut. James Donald Nolan, director of finances for the central U S army, disappeared from Chicago two weeks ago. Secret service, military intelligence and police from a dozen cities search the country for him while auditors review account books. So far investigators report $4,000 missing with fear the total may run to $50,000. Nolan told his wife on July 15 he was ordered to Washington and left $300 for household expenses. He has not been seen since.

Chicago Secret Service James Donald Nolan Central Department of the United States Army Nolan Washington

15000 G. O. P. Spellbinders in campaign plan

Chicago Aug 3 Senator Harry M New of Indiana Republican speakers bureau left for Marion to confer with Senator Harding before launching the speaking campaign. He met with Representative James W Good of Iowa who will head the central regional bureau. They will meet again after New's Ohio trip to assign more than 15000 enlisted speakers for the Republican ticket.

Chicago Harry New Indiana Marion Harding James W. Good Iowa Buerea Central Ohio

Warsaw Armistice Talks Hinge on Sever Terms

In Baranovitchi Polish and Soviet emissaries negotiate amid doubt over a joint armistice. Diplomats fear Soviet terms may be too harsh for Poland to accept while Polish delegates carry a portable wireless to maintain contact with Warsaw.

Paris Warsaw Baranovitchi Polie

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