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Washington Evening Journal (Newspaper) - August 28, 1920, Washington, Iowa Kaow urn til a in nil Loami Ciao i fled the evening journal a Cwm to night and hand a Mnist cup to i Pohlem tonight Cimieri Ann Risy after r wit volume 29 Washington. Iowa saturday Vernin g August 28, 1920 number 166higher prices All fuel Coal prices go up with freight rate higher prices to consumer Are announced by dealers in Chicago. Ally to no Nill commission to investigate Tho Eon flirt Between Albania Ami it info Hlavin. Tin request to i Imp made to Tho government of Grant Britain Fath Moi Italy. Irish attack British Force fierce Battle with pm int and Bomba at Clona Kilty Southwest of Cork. Fork. Tip. floret though Brief Hilt t log in fought al Fiona al my. N Quot a a Milf Southwest of Fork. When 50 Loon attacked a Small Garrison in Tho Pollee Barrack. Tho attacker metres n heavy Rifle or into tin building and of bomb a thrown. The Billa re turn a steady up Sod the Raider War for i to wet Drav. No Gensoul to nor a ported. France says poles must struggle on grizzlies terrify St. Louis 1,660 russians Are killed beam escaping pram zoo Ron through Street a Quot one was shot by keepers. Fuel May of still higher Illinois operators undecided whether or not Anither increase incest will follow wage increase granted workers. Chicago. Angust wholesale Tuioi retail Mal dealers today in Cream to the Price of Coal la advances ring tog Fri a a As. A Sweney May live a week Avreet it thursday the Date the rail first Linen paper maker diet. Westfield in. Aug. 28.-�?Frederick a. Thompson 112 year edit one of the oldest paper rankers in this Airt of the country died Here. He was said to Hoth Arn to manufacture the so Cail a Linen palier and made Many in paper manufacture Best strategic military position possible says Paris. St. Loula aug. So two grimly Hearst map a of can the Munich pal zoo and frighten Huber do of a i mins by running through a residential Section pursued by mounted policemen and a j crowd of pedestrian. A a a a of the a no Mal was Corner d and resumed to its i rage shortly after its it nil Hilt the other eluded a per Stitik for four i hour. By the poles eighty thousand taken prisoner and 3g,0g0 interned in East Prussia. Trim sport St Fin rom a Oles added in Chaa ars to their charges. Southern Illinois Cool moving intrastate will coot chicagoan 53 rent a ton More. The same kind of Coal Hun tiled on interstate routes will he ruined Cut it cent additional per ton. Indiana cowl will Cost the consumer from 58 rents to 57 Ltd it a ton More 1�?~ocnhmits and Giber in Stem hit Mil i lion Coni will Cost $1 0. A ton More. J Anthracite prices Are advanced . Operator a still undecided. Illinois Coal operator can not state j at i i Lime is hit a degree of Deli Allene whether or not another increase Iii the Price of cjo1 will follow the wage increase granted to worker refractive to Augustio. In of. May Secretary the retail goal Bureau. 407 South Dearborn Street Ald the merchant rals a their Price on thursday Lomnie lately Fol i Aviivii the issuance of the new freight Tariff. The in venae in freight rate Range from 40 it or cont on interstate traffic to Ici 13 per gent on Illinois state traffic. Wags agreement is Factor. The new wag agreement with in Illinois Coal operators and worker signed thursday at the auditorium to Lei Grant an increase of $1.30 n Lay to All Day and monthly men. The Day Man Vii now average ?7.f�o for eight hours work. While monthly men will average Between too and $210 a month. Cork mayor on fifteenth Day of hunger strike still abit to speak according to report. No immediate peace near London foreign office officials declare they expect from six to eight weeks fighting before War is ended. Berlin aug. thousand bolshevism Sidler have crowed the i order into Bonnilyn to the foreign office her re together with the 190,000 russian who a still Iii Germany As prisoners of War make a group of 245,000 russian Soldier in Germany. Execute z mexican rebels capt. Sanchez and Sergt. Fernandez who headed revolt at Slupa. Coyan pay penalty. Mexico City. Aug i up Ril Trinidad Sanchez and hers. Bornean it r-narider., who lw�4�, an uprising at tuft Gacoyan state of Vera unix lust week have been Cap vied and Cie Quot used. Graft discovered among dry forces an of possible to Rescue thousands of the red army hemmed in by the poles according to till try informs loft. Owing to the soviet finnish peace treaty thousands of reds it is report cd arc being transform to Tho polish front. The poles Are expected to reoccupy Grodno at an arly Date. Red brigade of 4,000 taken. A bolshevism brigade of 4.t 00. Which Cross the Dniester River before Horo Denka and reached the Serth River a surrounded and surrendered to the re enforced polish forces that a Clearing out the Region South of the Dniester and the left Bank of the pug on the galician front. The bolshevik no longer Are grouped on n continuous front but isolated lighting is continuing j London aug. 29.�?a Berlin dispatch Arn Rte Flint to satan prisoners arriving i at Cracow report that the famous rus so j Elan bolshevism cavalry louder. Budenny. Has been seriously wounded in action. The situation at Danzig shows a a i marked improvement Aud munition Paris August 28.�?eighty thousand being unloaded according to the Dan rugs Minn soviet soldiers Bynym be i Cap-1 Zig correspondent of the London lured in Poland -10,000 killed and j titties. It is asserted that there will of interned in cast pm a. A Era re i or to no difficulty in the future Over Tim red commander is ousted Gen. To Chatchew amp al known As Viet Napoleon Quot relieved As com mender of bolshevism army for failure to take Warsaw. London. Aug. Ish a Terence m<-8 to mayor of us re begun j the fifteenth Day of Bis hunger in much us Sam condition a fore. Ile aim weak hut a cons by am Able to speak a Tittle. It a said mayor might live another week of i lung have not Tuen attack d As n result of a Gutt Tous Hines. Mutiny in Canadian police Twenty sight Ottawa member of Clart wages insufficient to meet living Cost Ottawa. Out. Aug. 28.�?Twenty eight member of the Dominion police in this City recently amalgamated with the Royal Cana did it mounted Pollee have mutinied. They object to devoting so much of their time to drilling and also protect because their wages Are insufficient to meet the mounting Cost of living. I Cox revelations Are accumulating i March is. 1982. Gives Back pay to Augustio. Large Consumers of soft Coal already have been notified that they will be required to stand another slight increase que provided by their contracts. To take care of the wage increases. B. A Genrl said a we can not soy right now whether the wage increase will affect the retail Price of Coal a or. Henris said a shut i ran say that at present we do not anticipate any Dock strike Over Mannix new York workers protest on Crew allowing prelate removal from liner. New York. Aug. 28�? longshoremen stopped work on four big White Star liners Bere in protest against the action of the Baltic Crew in snowing British authorities to take archbishop Monnix pro Irish prelate from the Simp on it last trip to England. A this report was telephoned to police headquarter by official of the line who asked that reserves to rushed to the piers. A from the White Star line Irish sympathisers marched to the canard line piers where they claimed they Hod polled out other longshoremen. Then they starts for the piers of the Anchor line. When the Baltic docked Here on its arrival from England its Crew found women at the piers currying banners denouncing England attitude toward Ireland Sud taunting the British sailors for allowing n passenger to be taken from their decks. A str gov. Cox says big donors cover gifts to party. Germany has 65,000 prisoner. To Ria. August 28.�?the foreign ministry announced that pm Nee had Conn Trike a Poland to attain the Best trate 1. Gisl military Patti of possible until a peace is signed regardless of her eth i Nogra Palcal Frontier because the military situation will in Hue Nee the pm use i terms. I Ranee a advised Poland however. To withdraw her armies within the polish Frontier upon the signing of Pear the foreign office added. Because of her proclaimed neutrality. Germany i obliged to confine the fugitive it Ossian until the Kii sign polls hostilities Are ended. There Are still 150.000 former bassist War prisoner in various German comp. And uie food and quarantine questions present difficult problems. In addition the confiscation of russian rubles under German nil Tom regulations threatens to leave the bolshevik i penniless. Metter of the inter Allied control commission at Koen Lynburg Are co operating with German Border officials. Especially in disposing of the Anna and munitions brought in by the Hussion. Included among the fugitives Ore units from Everoul cavalry divisions. Peace not in sight. London August 28.�?immediate Pence in the Russo polish theater of War is not in slut it was declared at Tho foreign office. Foreign officials said they expected from six to eight More weeks of fighting before peace is concluded. Hundreds of prohibition agents accused of taking bribes. Commissioner Kramer admits difficulty in enforcing the dry amendment to Constitution. Democratic Nomine adds to alleged expose of the republicans to buy the presidency. A miss Jeanette Kyle left last evening for Lake City. Miss Kyle will teach lit the High school. Washington. Aug. 28.�?hundred of prohibition a a in new York and lither Cath a e f a guilty of taking bribe from a Leon k Ripe re for Prater tion this a admitted at the office of prohibit a Ham Ini Stoner Kramer. A we shift agents with great Fri Quency a said one nth Iii. A in this Way no agent will la in ii District Long enough to form dam cum ii affiliation. We have organized a a special late 111-genre unit a who duty it is to oversee the work of the a Ken. A if agent sometime accept Bilbo it is Worth remembering that Fie Best salary we can pay them is $1 a it u year our appropriation for i fore Long prohibition throughout the fulled states it. Only $4,500,000. The police department of Evv Yolk City lists an approx rial iou of $23,000,000. I la Only solution is an appropriation big enough for the Job. A the work of a prohibition agent is dangerous. Three have been killed in the Moonshine districts tilts year. A few weeks ago an agent had both hand broken in making a Pul in Philadelphia and Many have been badly beaten throughout the country. A since one of our agents shot a Man new York last March we have in Given Stuart orders against gun to the Lut St report received from the French Mission in Poland. The foreign office a counselled Poland to it lain the Hest strategic military a cd Ion a Lyle until peace is signed regardless of her eth Eric graphic Frontier because the military sit int i iou would influence the peace terms. France has advised Poland however by withdraw her Anflic within the polish froth Ramon the signing of Mare to foreign once added. Trotzky in command. Warsaw. August 28.�?-general to chats Hewski known As tile a soviet Napoleon a has been relieved of bus a tort a it mama under in chief of the Bosfa Aist amt pm the polish front because of his failure to take Warsaw a to inform Titi gov j Enlo Lite press Here. La in Trotsky bolshevism minister of War and Marine bus personally taken command of the army it is reported by bolshevism officers who have been made prisoners. Poles capture Osso Wetz. Osso Wetz the famous fortress North on to of Bias Slok 120 Miles Northeast of Warsaw was taken by the poles according to a communication issued in rth rear no details. To pole took too prisoners in the fighting North of Ostrolenka after the Apt it a of that stronghold. A polish detachment oust of Lemberg Bas occupied sad Wofse and Pree a sin by. Polish cavalry on the Southern front after u Short hand to hand Buhr wiped out Tho seventy second bolshevism brigade and made prisoners of Many of tin. Men. Including the brigade chief of staff. Rushed from finnish Border. Fresh russian bolshevism forces released from the finnish Frontier have Haen rushed toward Grodno in an end Devor to head off the polish Advance unloading and dispatch of munitions to Poland. Nat Goodwin died in debt accounting of the estate shows assets of $6,895, with liabilities at $15,000. Suffragists hold elaborate fete or. Carri Chapman Catt Oiven elaborate reception by new York women. New York aug. 28�? prominent suffragist in new York celebrated the formal ratification of the nineteenth amendment. A Large delegation went to the Pennsylvania station and greeted mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt president of the National american woman suffragist association on her arrival from Nashville tonn the Battleground of the final Victory Tor the cause. Accompanying mrs. Catt were the two suffrage leaders of both parties. Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton of Ohio. Vice chairman of the Republican National executive committee and Mira Chari will Lair. Tennessee vice chairman of the democratic not Loutfi executive committee. Or. John Blair presented a huge bouquet of Blue and yellow Flowers the a a a it res for women colors to mrs. Catt. Appended to the bouquet to a ribbon bearing the inscription a from the 27.000,000 enfranchised women of the United bin the delegation marched from he station to the Wawock a Lorla hotel for the main Celebration. Gov. Alfred b. Smith expressed regret tint he a unable to accept the invitation to address the meeting but a gladly consent a officially to Greet mrs. Catt new York aug. 28.�?the estate of nut f. Goodwin act it. Was declared a min insolvent when Nathaniel Goodwin j booze Oan Uii id father and administrator filed an accounting. With assets of Only 1.-885. The father said his songs liabilities Wilt exceed $t5,0q0. The largest debts Are claims from Paris millinery shops new York tailor and Hummer resort hotels. Thousand of share of mining mocks owne by Goodwill Are worthless. Is slain two executed at sing sing. Ossining n. A a a aug. 28.�?two convicted murderers John Egan and Evans Kelly a negro were put to death in the electric chair at sing sing pro son. Says Cox charges Are not proved Republican chairman Hays issues reply to gov. Cox. Do Teet Vaa 8urprla truck bandits at fashionable Horn in Nan City. Kansan City. Mon a aug. 29. A a party was in program at the Home of Barie w. Neal wealthy Oil Man late at night when four men arrived la a motor truck intending to steal two barrels of whisky from a enl a private Stock. In the fight which followed one of the mint in the truck was killed and another injured so badly he May die. Rifles revolvers and sawed off shotguns were used by the five detectives. Who were aided by two policemen according to the detective the men in the truck entered the grounds of the Neal Home which is in a fashionable residence suburb. The detectives ordered tile truck to halt. A Volt Ley of shots met the order. The Polk and detectives then opened fire. Two men were captured and according to the Pollee admitted it was planned to steal Neal a whisky. G. O. P. Leader declares the democratic candidate dreamt in millions himself a millionaire. Serbia asks u. S. To probe serb government asks Washington to investigate conflict Between Albania and Jugo Slavia. Washington aug. 28.--the United mates Lins been requested by the verily n Jovern Rcpt to joint represent new Yttria. Aug. 28.�?governor Fox indicated hire that he would make further a a exposes of the Republican Campaign funds within a week. Referring to an announcement front will in Ray chairman of the Republican National committee ism individual Campaign contributions would be restricted to 1.000. Or. Fox mild a a or. Hays knows that such a statement Isnit True. The methods used by the republicans Are to get some big fellow to give $20,000 or $23,000, after which Nineteen or Twenty four Dummy names Are written Down us contributors on the party a books. No one needs to worry about my not naming the sources of the funds which i have accused the republicans of or. Cox said that ii the Senate committee investigating Campaign funds really wished him to appear before la in Chicago he would do so. A the Senate committee now Lins the necessary leads. If it wishes to investigate it will Call in Republican stale leaders Ami learn from them who tin county and City lenders Are and then get All details. I have every Confidence that tin Senate committee will go to the Bottom of my charges. A a a a ear ago i said t list the republicans were going Hack to tin methods of Mark manna and that they fit out he Defeated with their own Money. This is still my when governor Cox was asked about reports concerning democratic National finances of it year ago he said a i came aboard the ship july 7. I know nothing about what happened before that time. A one thing i can Tell you though is thut i found a deficit but no the end of a perfect Day Mao Billi been fishing j any Luck they were 50 of a i got tired carrying them so i gave pm to a Little boy Tor his a Yea great Luck caught one of Mem was a whopper a must a weighed eight pounds Here s yer him mister a said / she would t clean pm Tri for them a \ in be a great Lucky Hama a i a a a a a a a a baseball results new York aug. 28.�?after studying governor a oxus speech. Chairman Hays of tile Republican National committee issued the following statement at Republican Headquarters a a of course candidate Cox fails to prove As he has failed to prove and will fail to prove lits charge. This is simply because the charges Are i a1se. A a he says million have been put into the Republican National committee by sinister influences to corrupt the electorate. He first is reported to have a old $100,000,000. Then Secretary Roosevelt said $8,000,000. Then candidate Cox said $15,000,000. While now candidate Cox says $8,000,000. A a Ile attempts to prove this by quoting from the official bulletin of the ways and Means committee of the Republican National committee a pamphlet published every few Days and sent broadcast Over the country to party members and to newspapers All to instill interest among the workers and from att alleged quote Sheet which he claims indicates the amounts to be raised in certain cities which he does not even charge was adopted or buy operation had thereunder. Candidate Cox himself a millionaire. Had such intimate knowledge of the wasting of millions in aircraft production in his state and Secretary j Roosevelt has had such on intimate knowledge of the burning of billions by tile administration of which he has been an important member that these men dream in million. A they will have att Opportunity in Chicago to prove this insult to the minds of Good citizens All Over the f country which arc counted in the re-1 publican party. A incidentally they will have a Chance next week to indicate the1 source of their own Money both of t their National committee and other standing of thi clubs. National Lea qty a. Club. Won. Lost. Percy. Brooklyn. A 51 in Cincinnati. In in in new York. A 53 i pit Tiburzi. ,.60 57 .513 Chi Ann. So 63 in St. Lout. 57 63 .475 g6 .416 Philadelphia. To .433 american league Chicago. .7t �T�5 in Cleveland. .74 47 .612 new York. A .406 by. Lott i. 57 .513 Boston. S3 .475 Washington. Ii 64 .444 Detroit. .47 73 in Philadelphia. In 82 a Friday s a adults. National league. Brooklyn to. to 3. Pitt Bursh 9 Bouton i. Philadelphia 3 St. Louis. I new York 6-0. Cincinnati a first game it innings second called end fifth darkness. American league. New York it Chic go 5 12 innings. Cleveland to Philadelphia 3. Washington a Detroit i. By. I it oils a Boston 6. Cum in Justice court the Case of o. H. Palmer is. Oliver Dunbar is being tried before Squire d. C. Kyle this afternoon. The Case involves Hay purchased by the plaintiff while engaged in teaming work for the Milwaukee railway West of town. It is being tried before a jury. I Eft at lied Crone tent there Are at the red Cross office a Black umbrella a Arnall Black Bat and a red and White Pillow which were left at the red Cross tent at the Chautauqua. There woe taken from the tent a yellow ruffled Pil Low trimmed in Rad and Blue. Fitt agencies outside of their National Emu return would be greatly appreciate Mitt raising Money to try to Aid in de. The articles left at the tent candidate Cox a i can be bad on proper identification

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