Cox Ready for Fight as He Appeals to Principles
Dayton Ohio August 4 1920 Governor Cox demands a hard fought campaign saying the Republicans rely on expediency and group appeals while pledging a fight for right principles. He promises an address that even schoolchildren can understand and attacks Democratic and Republican tactics amid national unity and League of Nations debates.
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League of Mations
Wilson Bars Cable Landings Unlawful Under U S Law
The article reports President Wilson ordering U S destroyers to prevent landing of a Barbados to Brazil cable, citing British monopoly on messages to South America. It notes Western Union and other parties seeking permits, with patrols off Florida and plans to land beyond the three mile limit amid international cable disputes.
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Polish Army Retreat Deepens as Warsaw Faces Red Pincers
Reports from Paris and London describe the Polish army withdrawing toward the Vistula amid Bolshevik pressure. German and Soviet advances threaten Warsaw and the corridor to Cracow and the frontier, with Red Cross and relief efforts reorganizing around Cracow.
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Armistice Conditions Said To Boost Bolshevik Campaign
An intercepted Soviet order circulated by Polish agents claims armistice terms to Poland would only aid the Bolshevik cause on the northwest front. The directive to Comrade Khranichs asserts the military staff’s right to continue fighting Poles until a formal order arrives.
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Gas Used on Strikers in London Tramways
On August 4 three street cars carrying strikebreakers attempted to run on the lines of the London Tramway Company while 1000 trammen remained on strike. Passengers were reportedly not aboard as cars collided in the street. Attempts to stop the trams included the use of carbon dioxide mixed with soapy suds gas.
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Charges School Oligarchy Amid Turbulent Board Clash
A scrambled letter alleges a secret attempt by a school board faction and the Pr effeller Foundation to influence curriculum. It accuses influential groups of using education as a front for powerful interests and textbook writers.
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Wants Men for Germany Army calls for 74 engineers
The Adjutant General’s department issued a call to recruit 74 men for the First Regiment of Engineers to serve in Germany. Enlistment term is three years. General Allen, commander of American forces in Germany, designated the disembarkment for rail and other duties and expects to enroll the quota within three months.
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Pioneer woman named assistant attorney general in U S
Mrs Annette Adams of San Francisco becomes the first woman to hold the office of assistant attorney general of the United States. She will supervise the department work regulating taxes revenues and shipping related matters.
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May Revise Treaty Ambassadors Meet Today
European diplomats plan urgent talks in Paris with allied ambassadors to press for revisions to the Versailles treaty amid Russian advances in Poland. They argue the pact promotes war by ignoring Russia and call for practical steps grounded in current facts rather than academic theories.
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Soviet Officials See Lloyd George in London Visit
Soviet officials met with Prime Minister Lloyd George in London to discuss the trade situation and peacemaking efforts with Poland and Russia. The talks focused on diplomacy, with no firm agreement reported, while Britain prepared for internal cabinet deliberations and possible interim arrangements.
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