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Washington Evening Journal (Newspaper) - September 3, 1920, Washington, Iowa Know thru the by a Alae journal pm in d4uum, volume 28 the evening journal la a tier com try and minded led tonight mid so inlay. Hot much change in twi pure Larf. Washington. Iowa fail it a kvkn1ng supt pm bar i iwo Nam bar Crew is saved poles again annihilate a red army general Budenny a army wiped out in great Battle in Lemberg sector. Bolshevik Are outflanked engagement re aults in is fast of soviet troops along the entire Center front thousand killed and captured. War new set 3.�?-tin t�i�h�vf1r a it nor of general Budenny noted Cav airy Leader a annihilated during the operations in Tho Lemberg sector which began a gnat 29 and ended wednesday. Say the polish official statement Ltd military operations issued Here. Isolated detail men i a of the bad it any forces succeeded to escaping and lire in disorderly Retreat. General Budenny a mounted men had bean endeavouring to break through the polish lines and March updo Hub lid. They had Early completed an encircling movement against in in oar Midway Between Lublin and Lemberg hut were outflanked by the flies and attacked from the East the communication states. Thousands a taken. Tile a Tinag Frient malted la the de feat of the soviet forces along the entire Center of the front and tin re inns were compelled to Retro it la disorder with the flies in close Pursuit. The bolshevik lost heavily in killed and wounded adds the statement the in Oles capturing thousand of prisoners 1 1 guns and enormous quantities of material. Tilt fighting entered in the in Moss Region the Battle taking the form of numerous cavalry clashes with the infantry tilling in the gaps and attacking All along the line simultaneously. The operations were carried out in Accord Fence with the pol isl Battle plan which had led the russian into traps where they were attacked from All Able. Besides announcing the Victory of the Fob Over Budenny in the Zamost Battle the communique reports successes along the in fire Center and Souther front when the itus sluts Wert hosted in tile fighting. Plans to join South Russ forces. Negotiations for joint operation by polish and South russian forces Are going on Between the government Here mid Gen. Baron Wrangell co operation Between Tho poles and ukrainian is declared to be a grave menace to the bolshevik and it is said that the latter have shown their appreciation of this by offering important concessions to Poland at the expense of Lithuania. These offers it is asserted were made by soviet representatives at sem official conferences with members of the polish police delegation while it was in Minsk. Polos capture Grodek. Continued fighting in the Region of Laniosz 45 Miles Southeast of Lublin is reported in a polish official communique. The Northern Wing of the polish army is reported to be advancing without resistance. I has captured on Dek says the statement Laking More than 1,000 prisoners. A group of red detachments operating ent of Cholm for the purpose of supporting general Budenny a cavalry was repulsed with heavy loss when it attempted to take the aggressive by attacking the poles in the District Between a Blenka Aud moola Tyes. The disorder had spread to the suburb of pct grand seize British army secrets sinn fein raiders loot headquarter of air service and steal plane. London sept. Hrs a sinn mid i log party invaded the Royal air Force i Kiwi Quarter at Bailey to near Fmib-1 till and railed off a Large number of secret military document including the army code and cipher used al Hie present Tim according to the imply mall. It i declared the coup in the moot daring and important that a been attempted in Ireland since the present unrest in that country Begarif. Belgian King and Queen sail. Nehru give Belgium sept. S. The brazilian Mitil hip san Paulo ailed from Lier Wuh King Albert Ami Queen Elisabeth on boart. Tile Royal party is bound for Blo Janeiro and it in win remain in Brazil for about a Mouth. Russ Alliance turned Down by Germany Volkl in belled the protests Liana of Friendship made by the soviet government Ami that the armenian government was aware of the activities of the bolshevik agents in Armenia itself. Foreign minister Simons says he was urged to collaborate with reds. Sight of sugar starts riot big fight Breaks out among 1,730 immigrant in Ellis Island dining room. New York. Sept. 3.�?a a Agar i my i riot broke out among 1.750 immigrant in the kill Island dining room when for the fir t flute since the War sugar i inst Enid of Molnes to sweeten of i fee a put on the fable. Afraid to break the treaty Quot Era attacks weans launched at a few who tried to pocket the howl. Uni ploy a had to Ive rushed to the soon. Individual Agar pack a it will be distributed hereafter. Declare a Elf we had followed exhortations Germany would immediately have become a theater of War refused Lenin a Aid. Si50,000 in bag he returns Baltimore Man cot it by mistake on leaving train restored to owner. Baltimore. My. Sept. Ill tie leather hag Lindsay Hopkins of Atlanta. A said contained in a a to hic Sec Nett Iez. Ii ii which do no i it eared from the train Between new York and Washington wednesday night was restorer to Hopkins by al j Bort Wehr of this City. A to Ehr said tit bag cd me into his i Possession by mistake of. Had gone j to the station to my get a gut anti a i Porter be Ald threw the Hopkins bag j into his ear Slih those of by visitor. I la did not discover the error until he reaches Home and a unaware of i the contents of the hag. Galveston 20 in exports nearly half of country1 foreign ship. Men to valued at $3,383,633,588, co from new York. A Bintou kept 3. Galveston tex., took Frond milk re of the United Stites in tin value of sex during the tip Cal year coded last june 30. The total value of to foreign Stan Larent As Given by the department of Commerce w a 4.230,227, or nearly double those of 19ib, and greater by three times than those of Ipi s. I nearly half of All the exports from the whole country were sent on of j new York Hie value boing $3.hm3,<yth,-j blk or .iso,0is Iino a greater than the i exports the year began and nearly $1,-000,01more tint those in l go. Coal miners sign they protest Berlin sept. 3.�?dr. Waiter Simons. The foreign to minister and Dresing the Reioux Tolg foreign affairs committee declared that he Hail been Turg a to collaborate with the russian bolshevik against the Western Powers As a Means of breaking the Bonds imposed by Tho treaty of Versailles that not it r mature reflection he had rejected this course. A Elf we had followed the a exhortations Quot explained the foreign minister a a Germany would immediately have become a theater of War. Furthermore the disastrous consequences which bolshevism might be expected to bring with it would have fallen with double Force upon Biff Hwu j. Doctor Simons said proposals also have been made that Germany co oper Nee with the Western towers against Russia which he considered an equally Imrem fable course. A no Power at War with soviet the foreign minister added Quot need count on our ask truce with Armenia. Constantinople sept. 3.�?the Turk us nationalists have proposed no armistice with the armenians until in red Dent Wilson has defined Armenia s boundaries it is announced Here. The supreme Council of the allies on recognising the Independence of Armenia in april last left to president Wilson settlement of the boundaries of the new state. Refuses to Transfer Parley. Washington. Sept. 3.�?the armenian government in refusal the request of the russian bolshevism for Transfer of the peace negotiations from Moscow to Armenia it is Learned from official source. In refusing this request the armenian Premier declared that the bolshevism authorities had so interfered with the communications of the armenian delegation und their Home government that the government did not know to what extent the negotiation had gone. The Premier also snid that the Natl Annelu propaganda of the Bol be Chicago cubs hear Harding g. O. P. Candidate for president make plea for teamwork in front porch address. Marion. Sept 3.�?putting his political Creed into the vernacular of baseball Kenai or Harding delivered n front porch Hgt each to the players of the Chicago National league dub appealing for better team work by Tho America tint am Quot on the Home ground tinder the Rule Quot Many issues. Including the Longs of nations one Man government preparedness and Progre a Ivi a were touched on by senator Harding in declaring love for the great american game. Probe halted As Cox s aide reaches City senators adjourn their sessions until next tuesday demand facts. Six people shot in a booze fight subpoena gut for Moore ccx�?T3 pre convention Campaign Man. Ager dares the probes to go to the Bottoms says has the proofs to Back charge. Chicago. Sept. 3.�?kid in Moore pre co volition Campaign la Uinger for nov i nor Cox who Cank Here a the Rej it of Cox was not called before Tho Senate committee which is investigating Campaign expense because he told member of the committee that be had no us Tantino evidence to give. Ile added however that he could give a leads Quot that if Devin a by the committee would prove governor Cox charges that Tjie Republican Ore raising i 5,i to i too Iii in Elbot a to the a we want farts a he was told Quot not hearsay committeemen differed in their opinions As to whether he should in railed to the wittier chair and As a result the members went into executive session. When they emerged senator Ken up announced that the hearing would be adjourned until nest tuesday. Moore will be called before the committee a Hen however und Given in Opportunity to prove statements he mad a i have the name of the no n who were to Rne the Money and All other evidence in it it so that of this i not a varnishing investigation they can prove All the charge made by governor Cox if this committee follows out those leads they can produce the evidence that will give Truman Newberry plenty of will Hay can Irma to of the Republican National committee told a i it a it ers that what Moore and governor Cox Are talking about i n plan that was outlined by Harry if. Blair to raise Money Flint it was vetoed without consideration been use it did not include Hie $1,00 1 limit to contributions 2,000 in race fight at pier rioting longshoremen Are wounded and arrested by new York police new York sept. 3, than 2.000 White and negro longshoremen engaged in u pitched Battle at pier 50, North re or. Several were wounded id the ringleaders arrested by it Large fore of Tolice Reserve. The tight started when 1,000 White longshoremen reported for work and found by negroes unloading a Veasel. Bad blood since negroes were imported to break the recent longshoremen a strike precipitated the Battle. Freight handler a Hooks club and Stone were used freely. Submerged for forty eight hours to butt eight Man Wehe in Crew of the Dima bled v Knaul strikers seize Many shops worker of Rome Milan and Turin take Possession of factories London Haart. London. Sept. 3.�?several factories in Rome have been seized by striking Metal workers in concert with the Metal striker at Milan nud Turin where a number of factories had pre i Outdy been occupied by the worker according to a Rome dispatch the workers it i added a timing supplied with food by their wive. Sheriff and five others wounded in Battle at Peoria. I to newspaper men during the time to pall Dito Alim tuner in. That the committee was in secret ret train hits Auto three die Lee Schneider Illinois prix fighter and aids in Hospital after clash with officers. Peoria in., sept. 3.�?sheriff Rob it Clay of Tazewell county is in a Peoria Hospital with a badly shattered leg White Lee Schneider Well known Illinois prize fighter is believed to be dying in a Pekin Hospital and four others Are in Tho same Hospital suffering from wounds. Schneider Iii four a is three of whom Are Railroad switchman and sheriff Clay were wounded in a pistol Battle Early in the morning when Hie sheriff und three deputies came upon tile party seeking to make away with a truck containing seven barrels of alcohol valued at $20,000. I Kio. When shown Moore a interview Hen Utor Kenyon immediately tanned a subpoena for him. In ills interview Moore said Quot i can prove that Atlanta s quota alone to the Republican party a 25,000, and to it was All collected before Juno in. Anil that the Man who collected it we is disgusted with senator Hardin nomination that he quit the Chai Timu Upham had previously testified that the entire state of Borghi had Only raised $3, too. It a because of this statement that j Moore will be called. Says he has plans. A i Ani prepared to go on the witness stand and give the committee the plan which the Republican leaders have made and which they boasted would raise $15,000,000, continued Moore. Twentieth Century limited crash into car from Alberta Canada in Indiana. Butler. Iud., sept. 3.�?mr. Ami or. G. E. Mcrae aged about fifty and their daughter Ina. Eighteen of Edmonton Alberta Canella were killed instantly at a Grade crossing three mite East of Here when their automobile a struck by the first Section of the twentieth Century limited on Tho new York Centra lines. Crew is rescued Accident occurred off the Bellware Cape a submarine became disabled frightful experience seed to the evening journal new youk., sept. Ill four off Cera Aud Twenty four Mon. Tho Crow of Tim United state submarine no were rescued today after submersion on their disabled Veasel for forty eight hour. Hie submarine became disabled off Tho Delaware capes and Sank helplessly. The Steamer Arian thus attempted to Rescue the men from the submarine and succeeded after a Hole was Cut in the Hull al urn submarine. The submarine in was one of the latest under Seu models and this was one of its first trips it aaa in route to Baltimore whet the mishap occurred which sent tin vessel to Tim Bottom and threatened the lives of the Crew. Special apparatus la provided for the opening of submarine Nuder water and re nov lag men imprisoned. Tilts a Parail a used in this instance in effect lag the Rescue. Anthracite miners and operators put names on contract. The Public debt fast increasing guarantees of rail earnings Cost $101,755,000. Reds Mutiny at Petrograd efforts to take Sailor from ships to v perish front results in riot. Washington sept. 3.�?All available bolshevik reserves have been ordered from Petrograd to the tight lug area around Grodno the state department was advised. A Effort to mobilize sailors and to take them from their ships near Kronstadt for service on the polish front the dispatches reported resulted in a riot August 25 and 2d in which a number of men were killed the uprising Pere suppressed 11 it not my Iii t Titer two year agreement is signed at Scranton after 175,000 men walked out Scranton bu., sept 3.�?Anthracite operators and Miner last night signed a two year contract embodying the terms of the award made by the Anthracite Coal commission and approved by president Ilson. The agreement was signed under protest by the rep a resent tit of the miners whose scale committee will meet Here today to ask hat the wage agreement he reopened and the mine workers Given such further increases As a done in the Ca of the by turn i noun Miner. Philadelphia sept. 3.�?-upwards of 175,009 Coal miners Are out Quot on vacation Quot Iii the various districts in Pennsylvania according to report received Here. The action is a protest by a insurgent Quot against the acceptance of the wage award by the scale committee of the United mine workers of America. There is a Complete Toeup of 52 collieries in the ninth District of the Pennsylvania Anthracite Fields. Twenty eight collieries in tin same District were reported working with reduced personnel. In the Panther Creek Valley which adjoins 20 collieries were reported Idle. In the Shamokin and Mahoney Region firemen pump men and Engineer joined the walkout. U. S. Dry agents in raid prohibition officer swoop Down on thi rot parlor at Chicago Ridge and burp Rioe owners. Chicago sept. the Village of Chicago Ridge went half a dozen i quietly dressed strangers. Three of them entered the Liberty Bell. A onetime roadhouse and cafe. The others lounged about the bitching posts at the main Corner. At the Liberty Bell the strangers requested liquid refreshments in quantities. As it was brought out the men Drew Back their Coats displaying badge of Mal a. V. Dairy in pies prohibition squad. Outside and Onward strolled the raiders and into the soft drink Emporium of Charles Polkow mayor of the Village. Here More alleged juice of the Maize was confiscated and the mayor placed under arrest. A raid on the soft drink parlor of William Zaroski netted a still and severs gallon of Mash. Money advanced to roads in August brings Federal deficit to $24,-324,672,000. Washington sept 3.�?federal guar nun a of Railroad Ca a Ming resulted in a a increase in the Public debt of $101,-755,000 during August according to Treasury figures issued showing the nation Gross debt to be $24,324,072,-000. Treasury records charge the increase in the Public debt to an Issue of certificate of indebtedness offered August in sold to cover payment to the railroads under the guarantee provisions of the transportation act advances to the carriers against probable deficits during the month were said by Treasury officials to have reach d nearly $100,000,000, and on a this basis they figured there would Fth have been a slight reduction in the Public debt had not the earnings guarantee been in effect. Payments to Tho roads in Avgust do not correctly indicate the amount to which they will be entitled when a final accounting for the six months period Over which the guarantee extend is made it was added. As a result the Drain on the Trens Iury probably will continue for several months officials believe it will be possible to Clear up All transactions with the railroads with the exception of the revolving fund by the opening i of the new year. The figures made Public show redemption of approximately $2,500,000 in Liberty Bonds during the last 30 Days about $1,500,000 of which were of the third loan. Workers and police Cush two killed and 15 wounded in argan Tine labor Union dem Stratton. Buenos Aire Argentina september 3.�?-two persons were killed and 15 wounded at Rosario when mounted police clashed with 4,000 Union worker who had assembled in front of the court of appeals where two unionists were about to be sentenced for killing a policeman during previous labor disorders. American held by Bandit mexican outlaw demands 100,000 paso for w. A. Sandy Gardiner according to Charlet Hoyt Mexico City sept. 3.�?charles Hoyle an american citizen who was kidnapped by the Bandit Pedro Exmore at Cutie state of Jalisco on aug. 20, and who was later released arrived at Guadalajara seeking 100,000 peso Ransom which a Auora is demanding for w. A. Sandy Gardiner another american who with i j. Johnson a British subject is still being held by the Bault. Hoyle according to press dispatches declared he was released before the fight Between the outlaws Aud government troops at Rancho div Psi Dero where the Zamora Force were badly Defeated and that he did not know what might have happened to the two prisoner after the fight and a luring the recent Pursuit of the outlaws

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