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Washington Evening Journal (Newspaper) - September 2, 1920, Washington, Iowa Lam Mir Vlis in Nill Joa Raal met fled column. The evening journal partly dowdy Wmk what Ano la tonight emf Frfd it cont Inart Cool. Volume 28 Washington Iowa to it ifs Dav evening september a 1920 number 170ffiowiff the bolshevik its coalmines i on vacation mines idle4. I i Wren himself or. Moor a to of Metin Tor pm retie of Hilo on of to hts democratic Man her of the a Libretti int tee mid others who Lim been As Mintini la governor in the preparation of his a Ltd in i a a More killed in Belfast at least 60,000 workers in Anthracite Region walk ouf. Rioting continues in Irish City total deaths for week placed at Twenty five. Great Keup is admin zip report say Union chiefs have Lott control of situation president Lewes of mine worker Calls strike in Alabama. , pal Kepi. 2, least 89,61 0 n of takers in tin Anthracite re i<n1 tire Idle foil i will of n a Trike vide Token by hat Delegate a apr Entink 65 ideals of the unite mine worker of America. The Delegate voted to take a a Eva at Ion anti the operator accede to their demand. No i is than a col Fieri Are tied up amt Ninny utter Are null Quot al per a a pm efficient according to Fri by my test Levi of insurgent leaders. In Hazelton the Scab committee mat to Frame hew demand for prs Nta thai at the session of the joint my in committee Ink no Antou. At the meeting a outhit fed by the insurgent Little i bought in Given to the a wait of the administration Leader no their name were mentioned Only when they were made the left Tel of Miter verbal Din guitar. Independent mints at work. Tia w wining a vial in of the be id git Valley Ltd oui comp any Ami the lower division a of the Susquehanna vol Jerie company were Bartlett hit by the walkout. The Stanton Colliery of the Lehigh Valley a in Hine and it that a collieries were it al Emring with Only ital fur cent of their Normal working a fort. Seven collieries of the Nurije int Nim at Hose i in the Pittston Section there a been to break in the Vanthu Rizco strike of mint worker in these ran too Section Early report we re that the i irk lug farce wad depleted. The Independent operator Are working with full strength. There lots in in break in their rank and they Are said it i better prepared for the threatened to niggle than the bigger lose control. Philadelphia Rcpt. 2.�?reports just received Here Art that the Union chiefs have hrs to control Ami that a Grout Anthracite tie up is ii Nih Ming despite press in Wilson order in tin w ilk Cuba Are Region to Taal men have gone Jan vacation. Lewis orders strike. Indianapolis. Sept. 2. John i. T.ew-, pre Itle Iii of the United mine worker of America issued an Arder for a general strike in the bituminous Coal Field Iii Alabama. The order followed ii report made by the organisation committee of the International executive Board. The report wild the Coal operators had fulled to put into effect the awards of president Wilson s Coal commission of last March it said the miners were working for wage far less than those specified by the commission Ami contended every attempt to arrange a conference with the it Tail operators of Alabama had failed. It. Kennamer president of District no. 20 of the wine workers with office at Birmingham was notified of live strike order by Telegraph. Numerous mine in Hie Aln mum held have been Idle because of the alleged refusal of the operators to accept the findings of the Coal commission. Belfast sept. 2. Killed in the inst brought the death Roll for the ifs i fast rioting sine wednesday let to 2.�?�. Two Hundred and Leer i Are in the Hospital with serious injuries. Hundreds of others Are Iii their inane with lesser injuries Tim week has been marked by 217 serious fire. Sack to Arbouw u. S. Party. Tokyo kept 2.�?tlie-Tokyo newspaper declare chinese and korean students in Tokyo Are planning to hold a Demotis ration on tis arrival Here of the american congressmen who Are touring the far Bast. Lithuanians Are attacked. By the poles pour pc Raj is clash reported near Grodno in j hour have dispute Over Boundary lines. Chicagoan jumps to death Pennsylvania Railroad official Lapapa from Tho eighth floor of office building. Cd ten go kept. 2.�?on the eve of his wife return from an Eastern visit Isaac it. Thomas purchasing agent in the Northwestern District for tile Pennsylvania line died in a plunge from the eighth floor of the insure Era Exchange building St its West Jackson Boulevard. Thoms Baxly fell in the roof of the open Bourd of Trade building. Is Morten below. Refuses to Issue a writ application for an injunction against suffrage proclamation la danced at Washington Washington. Refit. 2.�?Tho applies Tim for an biotin he against the is Kurt be of Tow suf tag proclamation j flied Iii tin supreme court of the Dis a try to of Columbia by the american 1 cd league was dismissed. Chairman White offers no proof democratic official says holds proof of fund. Cox tells senatorial probes that nominee can Back up his charges. The probes to get Cox proof governors pre convention manager starts for Chicago with All the information. Columbus o., sept. 2.�?armed with nil the information governor Cox Lins in support of i charges that the Ite publicans Arn raising a a slush fund of a to buy Tho presidency a eel la. Moore the governors pre convention manager left for Chicago to attend the sessions of the senatorial subcommittee investigating Campaign funds As the personal representative k of the democratic presidential nominee. This announcement was made by governor Cox after n series of conferences extending throughout the Duy Chicago kept. 2.�?that governor Cut has Amide evidence to Nike Good i Republica slush fund charge was assorted by George White chairman of la democratic National coup Ait he in testimony before the senatorial subcommittee investigating Campaign expenditures. Or. White raid he conferred with the democratic nominee last sunday and governor Cox assure him at that Lime that he was sure of his ground in tie charge he a made. A my Long association with or. Cox makes Ute confident a or. White said a that he would not make a charge without having the evidence to Hack him up when he said lie was sure of Iii. Ground i told him a you Are the Boss and you run Wilbur w. Marsh democratic not Iona i treasurer denied that special efforts had been made to get contributions from Federal officeholders. A never Sinee i have been treasurer Lias any letter asking Money been sent to a Federal official As such a lie said. A you mean with your Sanction Quot gloried chairman Kenyon. Quot with or or. White said the Only suggestion for a line of investigation he could male to the commit Ira was to inquiry further into the pledges Aud contributions made by scores of millionaires to a a Bossy Barnes Book a Republican ism of ii 120.�?� a a the wealth anti business connections of the men agreeing to give moral and financial support toll publican propaganda Are such As to warrant further inquiry a in said. The democratic manager expressed a belief that if tip committee ailed governor Cox the democratic nominee would Lay All ids evidence before tile committee. Senator Kenyon said tin committee did not wish to interfere with the democratic nominee s speaking tour. New Russ army is forked former acre Nosy minister organising Volunteer a a program comprise of Republican regime pole Advance. To too kept 2.�?the repute of polish Attal cd a nil along the line reported in the russian soviet offi Cal statement of tuesday received Livre by wireless. London kept. 2, us forces have attacked lithuanian Loop near a Gustovo about 20 mite Northwest of Grodno according to a Telegram from Kovno to the lithuanian representative in London. Recent advices from Lithuania Hove referred to n Boundary dispute Between that country and Poland. The poles have taken Kun Wall about 40 Miles Northwest of Grodno it is denounced by lithuanian represent delve Here. A polish division is a ported to be advancing on relay Joist of Kun Wall. Poles recover loot ground. Warsaw kept. 2�?poi Tell Forcer advancing toward in Rodin pave nearly reached the Hanks of tile Merna River which flows toward the North j pest Grodno according to the reports Fri to the northeastern front. The great part of Eastern Galicia to i icon recovered by polish and ukrainian troops who Are masters of All the left Hank of the Dniester River. Pursuit continues of the bolshevik Force which appear along the uproar Ratchet of the Ling River near Sokol. In the Region of Pru Eyma Lany 25 Tulles Southeast of Lemberg the poles Hove scattered soviet forces that it tempt cd a to Start on offensive operation. General Pawlenko a ukrainian columns which crossed the Dniester River South of the City of Rucz Nix have developed their offensive successfully obliging the bolshevik West of tile Senath River to Retreat hurriedly in order to avoid being surrounded. Form new rubs army. A new russian Volunteer army which already is assuming respectable proportions is being formed by the russian National committee founded in this City by Louie it a sinn War minister during the Kerensky regime Anil m. Llobel Tachev social demo of Vitic Leader in Russia. M Savinkoff fought As a polish Volunteer during the lilt be waged along the Hank of the Rug River against the hoist Evik forces which attempted to take Warsaw. The committee or Floc in of Marl is eat Hii intent in Russia of a Republic a Moe Ratic re glue distribution of land aiming peasants end wide pro vim int autonomy. George Toh Tcherine. Russian soviet foreign minister in a wireless message said he a please to note the polish Gmo Rome tit in a Elnra a itself la Tai or of of ult inf threaten n new offensive of the pole a ii a not conform their act to their Pron j a m. Tji Litchf Rill asserts that the fighting Power of the soviet armies has not diminished in the Lanai tartar revolt against soviet. Baku trans Cauca at i. Kept. 2.�? revolutionary outbreak lignin Tho bolshevik a reported among the tartar. The fist urbanism Sere in to d by the increased coot of living which is now 20 times Granter than whim the soviet government was instituted. Mail flyers die in wreck of u. S. Plane Pilot Miller and his mechanician lose lives in All Metal air plane. Most of mail destroyed Farmers at Morristown n. J., see machine take dive and Buret into flames Gas tank explodes As plane Alta ground. Morristown n. J., sept. 2.�?Pilot Max Miller and Mech Nicum Richerd son were burned to death when it i listed a Latex All Metal Moll air plane it la Iii this City in Nome. The Irp i rim ing mall from t Iii be go to new Fork a re severely horned when their air plane broke into flame mom than 5,000 feet above the in North near Deshler The cause of the fire a not Ilieen determine. When the fire a discovered Smith took the Contra Ami threw the air plane into n vertical position. The Glide to Earth extinguished the flames and the ship landed in Cornfield. The plane a one taken from the germans and of Metal construction. Cotton makes big gain government estimate of this years yield is raised to 12,783,000 Bales. Washington a fit. 2.�?continued in. Peveri Keiit in the Cut ton crop through August amounting to an increase of flair than a Quarter of a million Bab in the month was Annot need by the department if agriculture in it fora ent of a total production of 12.7nt.000 Hales basis on August 25 condition. Remarkable growth took place during i August officials said hut the crop is from two to three weeks late and a i late fall is necessary for favourable red sought i compact with the germans wanted to join f Oku e h i against Western Powers and break treaty ill sheriff injured in second puce i was engaged in currying mall bet wean termination of the crop. Boil Weevil j in sep tonnage big gain in United states shipping facilities. Lloyds 1920-21 figure put it at 12 406,000�?500 per cent increase a Lidoli sept. ,�?<v�.�� Illg the Lloyd retried Quot of Filu for Huo 21, the sea going tonnage of the United a state apart from great Shl i Ping has increased Shire ipi4 by More than fido a it or ent und now stands at 12.4jsj.tmsi tons. the United states Coran Nee and Only to the United kingdom which a i a is . Japan which in 191 i took sixth Olnee in now third with 2j� m 00 j new York Cleveland and to a logo. Pilot Millir was one of the most sex Jeri ended mall pilots. Farmers see disaster. the plane was flying at a Low Alt i tulle and the pilots seemed to a tie exp Perien Cong trouble with the engine. Soutul of backfire were hard and i Fanner in the Vicinity who vere watching its Maneu vers it Xvi the plane take a Sud Dimi dive Ami Hurst into flames. Rit hit the ground with n terrific thud damage will be Granter than usual they sub. Says Jap problem solved Tokyo dispatch via Honolulu agreement has Boon reached on immigration co action. In rattle with alcohol Thieve he la shot in Virv his Aghub the red again tone Cal to the evening journal Berlin september 2.�?-German foreign minister i Moas declares he has Beni urged to collaborate with the russian bolshevism against the Western Powers to break the Bonds of the treaty of Versailles but refused. Honolulu. T. Ll., kept. 2.-�?negotiation Tad Ween Secretary of state dolby and ambassador shed earn at Washington have reached a solution and a tremendous explosion Law eur Rad. I of Tim a Jennese immigration problem throwing mall bag to Andreiu of feet i in the l Multi a state according to a in every . Pilots pin nod in wreckage. A Hie Pilot a were prams a of Tinct Tim wreckage Ami death was Inta at a nexus. Although the bodies were not car Rad beyond Rej Ognit Lon their clothes were burned nearly off. Most of mail destroyed. A great portion of the mail was completely destroyed. Some a raked in i Orlup bags by the Farmers in the Vicinity. It was postmarked Hudson ton Dic by Folkie i by France with terminal aug. 31. 0 30 p. Rn., Peiin Syl Tokyo i dispatch. According to this Raji Ort the United Staten Uch permit ail a train a nor. In the uniter slates to lie Coine natural feed and Japan will prevent further emigration to the foiled statics. Harding to give farm ideas wounded by him thieves or it a tip i to the evening journal Peoria. Hip. 2.�?.sheriff Robert Quot Lay of Taswell county a wounded in a Battle with Lee Schneider and four pals whom he caught attempting to meal alcohol valued at Twenty thousand dollars. Schneider and bus Confederate were wounded. Poles repulse reds Jar old la the a Venn journal Warsaw. Sept. army of Geum ral Bud Emilty Ira been annihilated by the Pedes during operations in the Lemberg sector. The bolshevism lost heavily in killed and wounded. A thousand prisoners were captured. 2,is3�?�� tons. Including mailing Iii. But excluding tonnage on the great Lake tin United stale now owns 24 per cent of tile worlds towage a against 4.7 Jer tent vix year ago. The figures shown for the Pinner belligerent countries in id a to timid or Tran terminal new l Ork and Philadelphia postmaster w. E. Haley of new Vernon wits Otic of tin first on the scene Aud took charge of the government mail summoning postmaster Burke of Morristown who arrived shortly afterwards. The sacks of Era Hie amount of enemy tonnage pro fluted mall were put in a truck and vision al allocated to Tho countries. to the Morristown Post office for Germany which in 1h14 occupied grip Niento to new York. Deputy her after lit United kingdom rile first log Young Arri veil shortly after the Cut sit Lon with More than vim my tons of Ami prevented the a towns which shipping now Only owns 41 j cd to ton. In i gathered fran interfering with the steam tonnage owned by tin work of firemen who had been principal maritime countries in june. Jug 0 extricate the bodies. Uco totalled 5.%805,00tan in Crosse of two other flyer burned. Republican nominee preparing address for Minnesota state fair september 8. Marion. Of. Kept. 2.--preparation of a so Cecii outlining tile Nejiu Brieon policy on the agricultural issues occupied senator Harding on wednesday. The Republican presidential nominee had kept bus Calendar Day Clear for the Day to work on the address which will i delivered september 8 tit the Minnesota state fair and to which he planned to give his most careful of flirt. May arbitrate in Brooklyn Groesbeck in Lead in state primary 8,501, tons As compared with Luke 1014. Chicago sept. 2.�?two aviators w. L. Smith and Edward Halgh carry mum Little Johnny spendthrift or. Michigan attorney general ahead in race for governor. Former governor Ferris unopposed Tor nomination on democratic picket a congressman Fordney Victor. Detroit mich., sept. 2.-�?after run a lug second of Early returns from tuesdays primary election to Milo d. Tib Rapheil candidate of hic Farmers organizations attorney general Alex j. Groesbeck today jumped into the lend of the nine pointed race for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Returns from 1,237 precincts out of 2,453 in Tho state gave Groesbeck. 44,131 Campbell 37,950 a plurality for the attorney general of 0,481. Charles s. Mott of Flint was in third place with 31,117. The six other candidates stood Fred c. Martindale Detroit 12,939 Frank r. Leland Detroit 12,784 lures d. Dickinson Charlotte 11,980 James c. Hamilton Detroit 10,803 Cash us l. Glasgow. 8,278j Horatio s. Carle Detroit 5,187. Groesbeck overcame Campbells Lead on returns from Wayne Detroit Kent grand rapids and Houghton counties. On tile democratic ticket former governor Ferris and co. Guy m. Wilson were unopposed for nomination for governor and lieutenant governor respectively. For tile Republican nomination for lieutenant governor Thomas w. Read was leading Charles p. Scully in 988 precincts to 1,431 to 39,141. Congressman Fordney of the eighth District apparently is assured of re non Ignatiou with a Lead of about 3,-000, court offer to submit car strike grievances to a boards company hires strik Breakers. New York sept. 2.�?termination of the a Trike of employees of the Brooklyn rapid transit Ltd oui Pany in Progress since last Munday depended upon whether or not the strikers would accept the offer of judge Julius m. Mayer Legal custodian of 1 he transit system to submit All except Foft Riat grievances to a Hoard of arbitration. Regardless of the outcome of a mass rating the traction company planned to continue the employment of strike Breakers and announced its intention of resuming Jervee on tie eur free lines As Wellman increasing the efficiency of the subways no elevated roads. Robs marines of $12,000 Bandit knocks officer unconscious at Quantico Barracke a Leavea checks and Silver. Washington sept. 2.�?maj. If. S. Green officer in Hurge of the Quantico a Murine Barracks Post Exchange was knocked unconscious at his quarters in the Camp by a robber who escaped with $12,000 of the funds in his Possession. The assailant abandoned $3,000 in checks and Silver Aud took All Hie currency. Major Green is now in the Post Hospital but will recover. Receivers for Auto co. Two Are appointed for $28,000,000 motor accessories firm in Cleveland. Cleveland. O., sept. 2.�?Federal judge Westenhaver appointed Frank a. Scott and j. Eaton receivers for in Standard farts company Cleveland a $25,000,000 automobile accessories concern in the suit flied by the Erie malleable Iron company of Erie a. Trade Board Theao quits resignation of w. B. Colvin received at the White House in Washington. Washington sept. 2.�?the resignation of w. B. Colvin chairman of Tho Federal Trade commission was received at the White House

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