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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1919

Page

7

Roumanian Troops Enter Budapest Amid Turmoil

Roumanian forces moved into Budapest in what officials describe as fulfilling allied aims to stamp out bolshevism. Premier Bratiano stated Romania will withdraw to its prewar frontiers once Hungary has a stable government and an effective guarantee for border protection. He condemned the chaos in Budapest as anarchy and asserted Romania seeks only peace and national unity without territorial expansion.

Bratiano Roumanigz Supreme Council of the Hungary Paria J Brantiano Budapest Associated Press Bratiane Roumania Transylvania Romania Bela Kun Ourelves Europe

Bulgaria to gain open sea via Dedeagatch or Kavala

Paris reports the supreme council plans to open the Mediterranean to Bulgaria by naturalizing and placing a port region under a Danzig-like status. The area around Dedeagatch, part of Thrace ceded after the Balkan wars, would link to a Bulgarian rail line and see control shifted to Bulgaria and Germany.

Paris Havas Supreme Council Echo de Paris Bulgaria Mediterranean Sea Dedengatch Kavala Danzig Thrace Dedesgatch Dedeagateh

Cairo Cars Tied Up By Cairo Strike

Cairo tramways in the suburbs halted as a syndicate led by ex prince Daoud strikes. Yesterday waiters in 24 major cafes and restaurants walked out seeking a £2 monthly raise. One proprietor yielded, others closed, easing the burden for smaller establishments.

London Times Washington Pont The Public Ledger Co Cairo Prince Daoud

Hungary Moves Toward New Assembly To Ensure Continuity

Disputes persist as both houses plan to meet a commission formed to elect a new assembly. The body would assume legal authority to maintain constitutional continuity in Hungary.

Bonds Worth 223000 Vanish From Two Firms in NY District

Law officials report Liberty bonds totaling 223000 stolen from Richard Whitney & Co and Simmons & Slade in Manhattan. Messengers entrusted with the bonds disappeared, with Whitney's 178000 and Simmons & Slade's 45000 seized. One messenger previously tied to a 32000 loss in Los Angeles is said to have received a suspended sentence. Both men held under bonds of a surety company.

New York Financial Richard Whitney & Co Kidder, Peabody & Co Whitney Simmons & Slade Ponds of Whitney & Co Los Angeles

Arrests and liquor seized near Youngstown Ohio

Nine men were arrested and 310,000 worth of liquor confiscated when John Rankin a Justice Department special agent stopped two trucks outside of Youngstown transporting liquor from Pennsylvania. One truck carried 120 cases of beer and the other 100 cases and two barrels of whiskey.

Cleveland Ohio John Rankin Department of Justice Youngstown Pennsylvania

Halil Pasha Hecapes Escape Report From Constantinople Aug

Halil Pasha Hecapes former minister of marine and uncle of Enver Pasha along with Sittchelk Talaat leader of the committees of union and progress is believed to have escaped to Asia Minor. They may join Mustafa Kemal Pasha in Erzerum as they are reported to be en route east.

League Borah Knox Senate Johnson Lodge Witesses Col House Gen. Blas Ambassador White Peace Mission Messrs Hornbeck Williams Shantung William C. Bullitt Russia Austria-Hungary Turkey Bulgaria Europe Asia Constantinople Halil Panhe Enver Pasha Sittchelk Talaat Union Prog- Itin Mustapha Kemal Pasha Erxerum

Bank Robber Fetzer Wounds Teller Then Is Shot

Fetzer held up the Munsey Trust in Washington demanding 250 in each denomination. A bullet pierced the grill and struck clerk Louis E. Donaldson in the neck as teller Gqlr Brebm Nye dropped to the floor. Fetzer was wounded in the jaw and fell, later reported in serious condition at the asylum hospital. Authorities say the crime was linked to two charges, including assault with intent to kill. CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE.

Kolchak Washington W. S. Graves Omsk Roland Morris Japan Denikine Black Sea Ramy Munsey Trust Company Louis E. Donaldson Petzer Raa Gqalr Brebm Nye Fetzer Washington Asylum Hospital Fetser New York Nya Nye Donaldson

Austrians Demonstrate Against New Monarchy

Reports from Vienna say Austria’s armed forces protest plans to establish a monarchy. Soldiers gathered before Parliament and urged retention of the republican form of government. Similar demonstrations were reported in other districts.

Vienna Dubno Volthynia Lutsk Berlin Associated ‘Prese Austria

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