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Washington Evening Journal (Newspaper) - September 4, 1920, Washington, Iowa Fca own Uttira the eve mins journal ulama fled c 4immk the evening journal Hub by Stumer thi afternoon or Tofte. Sunday Notni Nihat tin nettled. Hof much Rhone be in temperature. Volume 28 Washington. Iowa Batty Day evening he tember 4, i>20 number 172irish Appeal reaches Wilson thirty men i Are rescued from death officers and Crew from sunken submarine s-5 taken aboard Steamer. Saved by Telephone buoy eight of the irishmen hot Elt or ant 4 were of Veti from tie Enslie by whom of a Uhera. In the Yard they were re enforced by the stable then and of a right their any Back indoor. The Castle note word mediated. Lff induced the Rmel Rubli faction to a Lre to it own Quarter. Big Airship about ready i giant Caproni to leave Italy for tha u. 8. Soon carries 100 passengers. London sept. Ira the Rintie of prone Airship. The White of Lulf a practically ready anti i re Hgt raid to lev Italy for tie United it Etc very shortly. It i Nile to carry 100 puts tenge a. Threatens to Killa yank and britishers failing Ransom mexican Bandit says briton and yank will die. Men imprisoned in underwater Craft for two Day before being pulled through Hole in Hull boat be towed at Hort. Philadelphia sept 4.�?radio messages flushed from the Runty transport general of Ertil to the 1�?Tftundelpliin Navy Yard Van Cape May told of the Reoutt of the officer and Crew of the Ruli taurine a a after they had Iris no nearly two Day locked in the disabled a Tel beneath the Atlantic Ltd eur to 65 tulle South of Cape Lleo open. The submarine ft-5, which a a partially flooded. I being toned to the item aware breakwater by the Teamer a Ian thus. The Crew and officer of j the submarine arc Safe aboard the Etenger. It was 8 o clock a. M. When lieutenant commander c. M. It ook. Who exercised id prerogative of Lanay Tine last Man to leave his vet al was taken aboard the Steamer Alan the. Nine hours had elapsed since the Picht of the Andersen boat had been made through it were be Call picked up by an Amateur operator in j a ism Norton Conn. Buoy give Chance for life. It a a email Liu or a development of the world a together with the vigilant Eye of a Lookout oat the Bridge of the trans Hirt Genera Goethel. That gave the a a men on he submerged submarine st5 their Chance for life. The Small buoy with n Bell and Buz-7>r device that can ire operated when Tike Lnu to i submerged. Is part of the equipment of the later Type submarines. It us cast Loose when the s-5 a went Down. The Lookout on the general Goteti kill saw it. Being attracted i lev it 1mi1, a Well is the fact that it we not not it cd on the Chart. A Small Boot with an officer in command was lowered from the transport to investigate. When the buoy in reached the Buzzer device could be heard. The officer Cut into the Ronner tion. And quickly there came this message. A the submarine s-5 has been submerged for thirty five hours. Air i running Short. Machinery h damaged. Send for this plea was sent broadcast by the wireless of the Genera Goethal. Among those who responded uasi tin order car strike ended Atchison kan., kept. 4.�? an Oral Nance requiring the local Street car it Najamy to resume service on it Linen which have been f is of a week by take of t a Larnen. pay a Forsht of n Day was passed by the City tonic al Here. Mining company has Money Vasion of Lett Minn territory. While admitting that tin attitude of Poland in refusing to halt her unities at till particular time i not without logic and Justice this fat it a Riu Nunt it a pointed out i pledged to con serve the pert Puent territory in in the Gifty of the former re Dnn Empire. The subject was discus by in it ident in Orton with Ikon Ary a Iby Atid under Deere try Dave for More than an hour. England. France and Italy have All Given informal Assurance to the a nit cd Kioto that they Are in entire Accord with her policy. Tigro get third Bowman. Popham n. It it. Cpl 4.�?krhtey cloy inn. Third Boatman on the Dur Ham team. In Fedin ont league a been sold to Detroit american. He will not report to the tigers until neat Aprong. Reds agree to meeting for a truce bolshevik Promise to Send delegates to Riga to plan armistice. Would kill 1,500 chinese inspector general disagrees Witt president on punishment for mutineers. Peking China. A of. 4.�?d< nth int All of tin 1.518 troop who Tartlet cited in tin recent Raul no of Ting Chow i a fave real by Gen. Chang to it liner in my Tor general. He told a Cor respondent he in restrained from i Erryl tag thi punishment into eff it it Only by a disagreement with the pros j lds it. Who. He Hothi favored k boo tin All of the ringleader. Another los Angeles quake Quot Light Shock Quot is reported in outlying part of the a Tyr no damage or Angelo Quot a. Kept. I a a light1 earthquake he Kwa Felt in outlying part of the City Friday no damage was re muted. Cox starts on a Long talking trip democratic nominee attacks Newberry on Michigan trip. Gardner1 employers Are holding we 000, but Are unable to communicate with outlaw troops closely following gang. Mexico in Ltd kept. 4.�? in Edro in i morn the Jalisco Bandit has threat ened to execute h. To. Quot Sandy Gordin ran Arne Ricau citizen and a 11. I Hroon a in Rita he Obj a who were kidnapped by a Mimi band at Quale on August 2k. Old information a been Given mexican authorities by do. Certini member of the 3bkmota Force who a that the threat to kill tote two captive May he put into execution if the men Are not Ransom immediately Are Ordung to dispatches Rector to cd from military headquarter it at Guadalajara. Increases Ransom demanded. It is refunded Zamora has refused to answer from tote government presumably relative to the Relea a of the two Pri Omer and it in raid Lwy has increased the amount of Rar in n a lured. The a opera Meta mining company. A Biclie employed far liner at it Uale. I holding tie Ransom demanded by the outlaw upon advice of the United state it Chi i Here but if 1 declared it a not been Able to communicate with the outlaw. Troop following Bandit. The government 1# exerting every Effort to obtain tie re eat of the two men without pacing ran oin which of-ela1 say. Might encourage every Job initial Bandit chief to enter the off inces of capturing him Bolding for cd Ger until paid Large amount. Federal to Orts Are uld to to clone la hold Zasuwa who i a my Ruth to have nought Refuge near the al i annl Mountain in Western Callaco Poland to get new note declares the senator s Case is a Sample of Rule through Quot slush Quot Landing. Mich. Kept. 4.�?corruption in politics and tie league of nations were the main themes of governor Cox democratic presidential candidate in opening in Michigan Bis Long Steamer Alanthus which with the army Western trip. Transport stood by the submerge ves j attack on Republican 81 and inn nags to attach grappling j were n,,.4i by governor Cox in a Hooks to its Stern. Holding the submarine in a vertical position a Hole state department to urge guarantee be Given that Russia won t be invaded. Washington kept. 4.�?tlie department of state Wib dispatch a new note to i Laud urging that guarantee be Given at once that the polish armies kill i la if hts a in my a a its stolen train is found in Illinois rebel switchman seize freight from Crew at Chicago. Engineer and firemen dragged from cab by six armed men eleven suspects arrested. Chicago kept 4.�?after a search of four hourly the police found a freight train that bad been seized on the Chicago Milwaukee u St. Paul tracks at Chicago and pc duh Avenue by thirty men Lilied to to members of the so Calliel a outlaw switchman s Union. The train m a found abandoned in the North of use it Ard at division Street with the to Grottk of the locomotive wide of n a if too engine Luid Tel n allowed to Quot die Rorum k of How or. Die manner in we sch the train virus in in Llu d a Hurt al rail official that whip it was it it was in the Halls of Railroad men. Dpi plug the hour the train was lost frantic official telephoned up and Down the right of Way while police ought it in locomotive atom Ollai patrol Wagon and rail velocipede. A veral free for All Flag lit Between striking switchman and rail Emps Nyi preceded the Triin h Hei ure and a number of person were Hurt. Armed with pistols six men climbed into the cob of the locomotive shortly before 10 que o clock at night they dragged to Iona White the Engineer and Zumpone. The Foreman from their seat and threw them out of the cab. The latter was hit Over the head with a Elf tool butt. Another party surrounded the Ca boo a and dragged the conductor and brn Kemen off. Then the train of Quot empties a started at High Speed while a warning was flashed to the police. The Cragin police took Cloven suspects into custody. Russ delegation head quits Danishevsky resigns when soviet government agrees to carry on further negotiations with Poland. Via Row sept. 4.�? m. Danishevsky a resigned a head of the russian delegation to negotiate an armistice program and a peace treaty with i o t land and has been replaced by Adolph Airai Nowicz Joffre former soviet Nril issador to Germany Ami chairman of the russian peace Delegate a i at Brest Leto ask according to Moscow advice re Lvi a Here. M. Danishevsky resigned because the soviet government agreed to carry on further negotiations with Poland at Riga. The personnel of the new soviet i i Gutlon i not at present known but will he communicated to polish government officials later. Rede demand guarantees. Prince in plea. Polish foreign minister received it were be mss be from George . Bolshevik minister of foreign affair stating feat the essential condition As to the Riga conference Wax a guarantee of the a of the Russia a and a Krasnian Delegate flip right to free and a unlit Emitte Ltd unman location in Cut kit by Telegraph and wireless and by courier carrying diplomatic sealed pouches. 1 Pon receiving such guarantee m. Clil Tcherine said the soviet delegation will leu a for Uigum with full Power to agree to an armistice preliminary to fierce and to a Goti ate a final p4a<e treaty. Prince Kapi Ehu a wired the polish Nihil it it a in Riga to obtain the de to ended gun unto from the go no Nugent and to communicate the result direct to the bolshevik minister in that City. Balfour replies to reds. London Kcjr. 4.�?arthur j. Balfour Ford president of the Council a replied to the i Patch of m. Teh itch or in russian bolshevik minister sent on August 20. . Balfour expresses gratification that the soviet government renounces it demand for a workers Mil it in but declare that m. Tchul Oherin is mistaken in supposing that the British was bored through its plates and her pumped through to the suffering Crew who had almost Given up Oil Hope of Rescue. Destroyers Rush to Rescue. In the meantime the Call for help had la Een picked up by the Navy wireless station and by command of Secretary Daniels destroyers were rushed to the Rescue from Philadelphia Newport new and new York. Before All these vessel had had time to ranch the spot word was flashed that All the Crew had been Tiik a aboard the Steamer Alanthus the wireless did not Tell How the Rescue had been effected or what vessel beside the Alanthus and general Goe thais if any. Had assisted. It merely told that nil were Safe aboard the Alanthus. None had been injured although nil had suffered for Lack of air. It was 1 o clock when tin first Man was taken off the submarine and More than two hours inter before Lieut. Commander Cook but it his vessel. / Battle in Kings Castle Irish scottish and British servants at Balmoral engage in free for All fight. London kept. 4.�? a free for All fight with tin Irish men servants of King George on one Side and the scottish am English on tin other took place in Balmoral Castle tin other evening while the King and his family the drawing Ruiu. String of addresses through Southern Michigan with the Neu Berry Case. Quot i come to demand Tomt these United Kente Hall Imp saved from the new Berry i is a of Michigan multiplied forty eight times Quot said the candidate in one of three addresses Here following similar statements in numerous rear platform speeches Eti route. He spoke Here at a Rii Tarj club luncheon to the state Good roads a Sola Tom and to a Large Public gathering of the Capitol Lawn. Charges of Quot a plot to buy the presidency Quot were made by the democratic nominee in almost every address. He denounced Quot Senate oligarchy Quot and dubbed senator Harding ids Republican opponent a a Quot stand Patter Quot and Quot reactionary Choice of the Republican leadership. In advocating the league governor to criticised senator Harding a recon league speech. Referring to tie Hague tribunal a an institution Quot with but in tie Belfry and spider web everywhere a the governor asserted that it had Boon a proven failure and that senator Harding position was Recti Omry ism applied to International Cox said la emphasized tins Newber the end of a perfect Day is to Day a con in attempt a by Case because then Spinney As criminal bold a plot As Well Laid As that which brought shame to Quot a be Bertn plot with Newberry methods brazenly and Unelus Hongly has sought to spread the virus from which you Are Only now recovering into the political veins of every state Quot la declared government re Ulze Bluit n reduction of tie polish army to men would be just Pence term. What the British government wild. . Balfour declared was that great Bri Nln would not consider it sufficient ground for Active intervention. . Balfour characterize to it Tilv Clerin s re presentation concerning tin civic militia a being a foact0 to Poland a Quot evidently meant a n jest and a a far neither Rcpt inc nor deserve a reply Quot he consider however that it 1 a Jet requiring explanation Frau the soviet government. Polish notes mad Public. Washington kept 4.�?Poland a declined to jeopardize her military operations against the Boi Hevitt by binding herself to regard the Quot artificial boundaries Quot Laid Down at the Pence conference. Replying to Secretary Colby suggestion that Poland remain within the line specified by the peace Wonfor Enco the polish government state it position a follows a notwithstanding the sympathetic attitude of our allies the polish nation had to face the danger alone and political event proved that it must in the first place rely upon it own military strength. If military operation necessitated the measure to prevent a renewed invasion of Poland it could hardly be considered fair that artificial boundaries that do not bind one opponent should interfere with the military operation of the other. The text of the correspondence Between the american and polish government a Dative to the polls rus Slan situation was Mode Public at the state department. It consisted of a message addressed to president Wilson by Premier Wiota of Poland a note by Secretary Colby under Date of August 21, and two replies from the polish government one under Date of August 2m and tie other of August 80. Gives in bibs to newsboy. Chicago kept. 4.�?john Fay of Toledo a making Friend among the newsboys it Madison and Market streets by passing out $50 Hills to a crowd which was rapidly increasing. In i a former head waiter at Bee Vee cafe and has been working a n waiter in the Toledo club. To left Ohio with $.�?~170 and when taken to the Central station had $75 left. He will be examined by a Elty physician. Wife of Cork mayor urges intervention Mew Hus hand who is Hun. Geb striking in prison is near death says m outrage or. Macswiney contend that act of English government is doing violence to civilization Standard so Cluj to the a a Rinir journal London England sept 4.�?mrs. Terence Macswiney a sent a cablegram to president Wilson in behalf of her husband mayor of Cork Ireland who is in a serious condition As the result of his hunger strike in prison j mrs. Mars Inry asks Wilson to use ten influence with the English government to prevent the perpetration of Quot an outrage to Civ Eliza she says her husband i dying. Johnson enjoys jail life disaster feared As strike result action of British miners federation is condemned. Walkout will wreck who of euro Pean industrialism and Lay off millions. London kept. 4.�?the whole of european industrialism will he wrecked and hundreds of millions of people will be plunged into idleness or distress As u result of the decision of tie British Miner a federation to Issue strike to ticks expiring september 25. Not Only will millions of workers in great Britain la Luid off within a week after the notices Are effective but the Continental plants depending chiefly on England for Coal will be shut Down. Halting reconstruction in France and Italy and provoking dangerous disorders. I great Britain a annual profit in exporting Coal to the continent is not less than $388,000,000. This enables the owners to sell Coal to British Consumers at Cost. Tie demand of the miners now being fought by both the owners and by the government is that the Price of Coal to English Consumers shall be reduced to $3.10 per ton and that the miners shall receive an increase in it Veges of 40 cents per shift. The Price reduction would wipe out the profit of the owners. Robert Snipie the Leader of the i miners describes the demands As the i least selfish in the history of Trade unionism. He admit that it i a i Lect result of the failure of the gov a eminent to comply with tote Sankey commission recommendation for the nationalization of tin mines. Former Champion pugilist out for a rid when reporter Cam to visit him in prison. Chicago kept. 4.�?a reporter for a Chicago newspaper Callol at tin Kano county jail at Geneva to see Quot Black Jack Quot Johnson. Former pugilistic Ghampion of the world and now a Federal Primmer untied conviction on Mann act charges. A Whorry Quot said a Deputy sheriff. Quot he just stepped but. Lies gone for an automobile ride. Wont you sit Down und wait Ull be returns a a was that Johnson i saw getting into an Auto with some women a a ski cd the reporter Quot yes that was him a replied the Deputy. The reporter waited several hour. Harvest line in Kane county make night Riding enjoyable. As Midnight ass pro ached the Deputy sheriff began to realize that Johnson was making a night of it. Quot perhaps you can Call again Quot he said. A a in la be Giad to see that you get an evening with or. Johnson some other time Quot a presumably on one of his at Home Quot night. From All accounts a Black Luck a Quot stay in the custody of sheriff Charles Nelson i a picnic for the prisoner. Not the least of his enjoyment is the fact that he is allowed to train for prize fight under Federal state and county auspices. Harding meets farm bodies Republican nominee for president al of Busy writing labor Day add rata. Marion. O., sept. 4.�?although senator Harding set apart most of tha Day work on his labor Day speech a had engagement with several caller to Confer on various other subjects connected with the Campaign. W. W. Marsh representing the civil service Reform league of new York a one of those on the nominees list of visitors and during the afternoon be conferred with a committee of the National Board of farm organization headed by Charles a. Lyman. He also continued his conferences with several Cullers on the league of nation Issue. Jap citizen reports denied California governor Confer with Colby on a yellow peril Quot in that state. Washington sept. 4.�?gov. Stephen of California was in conference with the average pay of the miners for Secretary Colby at the state depart this year ii been $22 per week. Be to Cut regarding tie japanese situation fore the car the average was $8. In the Pacific Taie. Seven hours is now a Days work. Be while hot would not say what had fore the War it was eight. Transpired the governor indicated a the owners complaining that the Ter that he had been assured that retainers Are better paid than any other port from Tokyo of an approaching workers and Are notoriously selfish agreement Between Japan and tha announce that they will fight the de United state providing for Natu Ruli mands and the strike to tie very end. Ution of japanese now in the country j and restriction of future immigration a rent it with a want and. A were without foundation

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