French Reply Sets Accord With U S On Russia Policy
French note to the United States aligns with Washington while Poland presses eastward. The exchange stresses recognition of Soviet regime or dismemberment issues, cites Lenine and Tchitcherin, and signals joint stalemate on guaranteeing Russia’s future.
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French Note on Polish Russian Policy.
The French government confirms agreement with the United States on the Russia issue and supports an independent Poland. It rejects recognizing Bolshevik masters, condemns their treaty practices, and backs arms for peace while avoiding recognition that would dismember Russia. The note singles out shared principles guiding Franco American cooperation. BEARN reports a bequest of 400000 for a home for aged dressmakers from Mrs. Margaret A. Howard, New York, valued over 700000.
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Defenders of Warsaw Take City of Novominsk
Paris dispatch reports Polish forces captured Novominsk near Warsaw as Warsaw battles tilt in Poland’s favor. The French mission in Poland notes Polish counteroffensive clears the Danzig corridor of Russian troops and drives eastward toward Minsk talks.
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Harding campaign draws Indian delegates to pledge rights
Marion Ohio aug 18 a colorful group of Indian delegates from several tribes met senator harding on the front porch. they urged equal rights for native americans and promised to back his bid for president. the scene included tomas l sloan and carlos montezuma who stressed freedom for native peoples and called for justice.
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Tennessee House Ratifies Suffrage 50 46 May Reconsider
Tennessee lawmakers vote 50 to 46 to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment with a possibility of reconsideration. Officials hail the action as a milestone, with Secretary Colby ready to issue the proclamation once official notice arrives. Democratic and suffrage leaders organize districts nationwide for immediate advocacy.
Result in Tennessee Ends Maine's Referendum Fight
A reading of the fragmented clippings shows a referendum battle tied to Maine and Tennessee, with conflict and public interest diminishing as a decision concludes in favor of one side. The exact actors and dates are obscured in the damaged text.
Candidates Rejoice At Tennessee Vote
The Tennessee legislature ends the referendum campaign on woman suffrage for presidential electors. Maine voters will decide on September 13, with the ballot showing the question. The scene reflects partisan appeals from Senator Hardinge and Gov. Cox as the nation weighs woman suffrage in elections.
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New hurdle mark by Earl Thomson shines at Antwerp Olympiad
Earl Thomson set a new Olympic 110 meter hurdles record at Antwerp, clocking 14.4 seconds despite the Americans failing to win a first place. White Italy Canada and Sweden took the top spots, with the U S collecting several seconds and placings, but not the golden run expected. Thomson, developed in U S scholastic athletics, led Barron of Meadowbrown and Murray of NYAC to a strong field, though the Americans suffered a shutout for firsts in multiple events.
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Legality of Action Fought in Court After Tennessee Vote
In Nashville Tennessee the legislature ratified the Federal woman suffrage amendment by 50 to 46 in the lower house following a senate action last Friday. Debate centered on party lines as suffragists claimed a speaker’s vote shift gave them a narrow path to reconsideration, with two absent supporters expected to arrive tomorrow. The end came as Speaker Walker moved to table the ballot concurrence, sparking a loud contest and a final declaration that the measure was defeated.
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