Colby Note Declares U S Against Reds Pledges Fair Russian Policy
The Washington Post reports Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby sent a formal note to Italy's ambassador outlining U S policy toward Russia and Poland. It asserts no dismemberment of Russia, recognition of Russia's territorial integrity, and opposition to bolshevik expansion while supporting Poland's sovereignty.
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Ukrainia
Latvia
Hathonia
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Russian
Armenia
United States Affirms Polish Independence and Russian Policy
The American note to the Italian ambassador defends a united Polish state and opposes wide armistice talks that could lead to bolshevik recognition or a European settlement based on Russia’s dismemberment. It recalls U S sympathy for Russia, support for provisional government, and insistence that final borders be settled with Russia’s cooperation.
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Armistice Terms Between Soviet Russia and Poland Revealed
London reports the outline of armistice terms sent by Leo Kameneff to Premier Lloyd George. Polish forces would shrink to 50 000 plus administration, demobilize within one month, surrender arms not needed, and demobilize war industries. Russia would withdraw forces and fix frontiers near Curzon line with Curzon terms partly accepted.
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Curzon
Poles Must Stay Free Allies Rally Behind Poland
Premier Lloyd George in the British House of Commons pledges support for Poland’s independence amid Russo Polish tensions. He warns against any move that would erase a nation’s existence and outlines allied positions on armistice, Minsk talks, and potential defense if Polish independence is threatened.
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Poland
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Polish independence and Britain's stance at the London conference
Polami argues Polish resources must be organized and used to pressure Soviet Russia by naval or international action. Lloyd George says America will be appealed to, noting America's strong support for Polish independence, while Britain takes no action against Bolshevik Russia inside its borders. He warns peace depends on Russia’s stance and cautions that broken alliances over separate peace could end trade negotiations.
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Colby
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Aliea
Moscow
Cox Ready for Tour as He Cast Ballot at Trails End Barbershop
Gov Cox begins his Democratic presidential campaign travels from Dayton after voting in the Ohio state primary. He plans stops at Camp Perry, Columbus, and New Haven with a Tennessee suffrage delegation request and speaks lined up in New York and Chicago venues. He also notes overwork and a headache from strenuous days.
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Carrmonte
Trailsend
Crowd Sees Nashville Duel Ends in Fatal Shootout
In Nashville Tennessee on August 10 Sam Borum ex sheriff of Davidson county shot and killed John Yeama former state fire marshal and was seriously wounded by Yeama. Several bystanders were hit by stray bullets as the duel occurred on the public square before hundreds of witnesses.
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Davidson County
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American Boy Scouts Reach Paris Receive City Hall Reception
The U S. Boy Scouts who landed in Paris were welcomed at the city hall. They will depart later this week for a brief visit to The Dattlenislig and surrounding areas.
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Boy Scouts
Paris
Ape
Hays Outlook Report On Harding Campaign Tactics
Republican chairman Wise Hays met in Marion with nominee Senator Harding and manager Harry M. Daugherty to review campaign strategy. He praised progress nationwide, promised continued vigorous effort, and stressed independence from Democratic control while eyeing special speeches in major centers.
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Wilson League
Washington
Davis Leads in Ohio as Primary Returns Set Pace for Governor and Senate
In Ohio, former Cleveland mayor Harry L. Davis held a strong lead for the Republican nomination for governor as returns from 386 precincts favored him over Ralph D. Cole and Roscoe McCulloch. State Auditor A V Donahey faced no opposition for the Democratic governor nomination. Willis led over Walter F Brown for the Republican Senate nomination, with Wanamaker third. W. A. Julian led the Democratic Senate race over A R O'Neil. The Anti-Saloon League backed Willis for Senate and Cole for governor amid ongoing dry and wet divides.
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Cleveland
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Findlay
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Canton
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Sandusky
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McCulloch
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Guy Frank B Willis
Delaware
Walter F Brown
Toledo
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Test Gkomfezien Je Poldiges
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League of Nations
Anti-Saloon League
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Ralph’ D Cole
Woman bookmaker detained after NY race card incident
A New York detective, seeking a meal, was offered a racing card by a waitress at an uptown restaurant. He bet five dollars on a horse to win. The waitress, identified as the first woman arrested on a bookmaking charge in the area, was arraigned and held on $500 bail.
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Poland Accepts Hungarian Troops Report Says
London reports Polish sources say Poland accepted Hungary's offer to send a few regiments to fight the Bolsheviks. Hungary would dispatch about 10,000 soldiers with munitions and material and offer the Hungarian Red Cross for Poland's disposal.
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Caraway Leads Kirby in Aransas First Returns
Early Democratic state primary returns from Aransas Arkansas show Congressman T B Caraway leading United States Senator W F Kirby in the race for the Senate nomination. Meas leads the gubernatorial contest with about 3 000 votes counted of an estimated 200 000.
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Higws
Fear Coup by Huerta Sparks Mexican Political Rift
Reports from Mexico describe a power struggle after Carranza’s murder with Adolfo de la Huerta consolidating power in Chapultepec. Obregon resists promises, while De la Huerta seeks a foreign loan as ministers hint at constitutional changes to aid American interests. Cantu faces renewed pressure from De la Huerta allies on the California border amid rumored revolts.
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