The Struggle With the Reds in Europe
The article argues that French methods halted a Russian push into Poland, with large enemy captures and traps closing. It warns Poland to seek ceasefire while preserving its republican government and Polish lands, notes German influence on Bolshevism, and urges unified, fact-based action among free nations amid looming strategic shifts across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsk
Poland
Red Army
Russia
Germany
Belgium
France
Warsaw
Lemberg Front
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Teutons
Sugar Price Drop Tests Dealer Losses and DoJ Stance
Dealers who bought sugar under contract at about 25 cents a pound face selling at 17 cents amid falling prices. They seek DoJ protection from losses, arguing a 1 cent per pound profit limit under profiteering laws. The department says it cannot intervene and notes many dealers speculated. Government focus remains on public interest and cheaper living costs, acknowledging some pain in the adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Department
Burden Relief for American Masses Cited in Policy Outlook
The passage notes that moving forward will relieve the burdens of the masses of the American people. It emphasizes a future shift aimed at easing financial and social load across the population.
Reform Needed to Separate Diplomacy from Politics
Senator Harding and Governor Cox support improving the diplomatic and consular service. They urged complete separation from politics, resolve pay and housing issues, and expand salaries to attract capable talent for a truly national-service oriented foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Export Manufacturers’ Association
Harding
Gov. Cox
America
Vorua
Foreign Service
United States
Heir to Earldom Heiress to Wed American Bride
Lord Ossulston, 23, heir to the Tankerville title, is half American and to marry Roberta Mitchell of Berkeley Square London. His career includes Royal Navy service and a postwar air force role, with a lineage linking to French nobility and the Grosvenor era of English chivalry.
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Lord Ossulston
Roberta
Petey Mitchell
Hill Street
Berkeley Square
Jrondon
Boston
Mass
Fidest
Mart
Tankerville
Leonora van Marter
John G van Marter
New York
Qsaulston
Royal Navy
Air Force
Ossulalon
France
Corisande de Gramont
Henry of Navarre
Vranue
Ossulston
le Cramonts
Lord Tankerville
Atlantic
Earl
Theodore Roosevelt
Wyoming
Richard Bennett
Tnrd
London
Tur
Duke of Marlborough
Ireland
America
Moody and Sankey
Antivivisectionist Society
England
Balloon races off in Chicago for Bennett Trophy
Chicago officials announce the national and international balloon races for the James Gordon Bennett Trophy are canceled due to funding issues, with 15 American and 11 international balloons entered. A secretary from the Aero Club of America denies reports of a full abandonment, noting possible relocation to another midwestern city.
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Augustus Tost
The
Aero Club of America
Stephens
Himms Club
New York
Augustus Pagt
Chicago
FILE NEW RAILROAD RATES TAKE EFFECT SOON
Interstate Commerce Commission clears blanket schedules to raise passenger and freight rates. Passenger fares up 20 percent with 50 percent surcharge on Pullman space and excess baggage, milk charges up 220 percent, and general freight increases from 25 to 46 percent by territory. Railroads expect more than 1.5 billion dollars in yearly revenue to cover higher wages.
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Ratheada
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Postage Cost to Transport Michigan Senate Ballots
Figures released by the Senate sergeant at arms show about $1 500 in postage to mail the ballots for the Michigan Senate race between Truman H Newberry and Henry Ford. About 15 000 ballots were destroyed before legal proceedings began. The ballots are stored under guard in the Senate office building and a recount may begin when Congress reconvenes in December.
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Senate
Truman H. Newberry
Henry Ford
United States Senate
Michigan
Congress
King of Syria Feisal Leaves Cairo for Europe
Prince Feisal son of the Hedjaz king who was elected King of Syria at Damascus weeks earlier departed Port Said for Europe on Wednesday. The news notes his involvement in discussions with the French and his subsequent departure from the country amid regional tensions. Also reported is the appointment of Lewis J Bailey as assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Navigation, succeeding Frank Burke, and his plan to join the Shipping Board.
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Chillingham Castle
Fingland
Tankervilie
Henry V
Great Britain
Chillingham Forest
William the Conqueror
William de Muschamp
Mazabeth
Hall of
Tankerville
Hari
Archibald Bodkin
British Treasury
King George
Charles Matthews
Archibald
United Kingdom
Inner Temple
Old Garrick Club
R. Wheeler Bush
St. Alphage
London Wall
Earl of Desart
Marquise DE Fonthnoy
Cairo
Egypt
Feisal
Hedjaz
Syria
Damascus
Port Said
Europe
Lewis J. Bailey
Federal Bureau of Nation
Frank Burke
Shipping Board
Wan
Geers
Bailey
Anto
Bureau
Tax on Bonds and Stocks Should Not Hit Investors Hard
Letter to the editor argues state personal property tax on bonds stocks and shares unfairly taxes income and undermines saving. Authors call for radical reform ending property tax on investment securities to protect thrift and industry and encourage national prosperity.
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Bermington
Union
Friendly Ports Urge Loyal Support For Shipping Board Ships
Chairman Hengon of Seattle business interests released a letter to G J France urging loyal local support for the Shipping Board. He cites hostility to the board as a factor in vessel allocations and warns that American bottoms depend on home port backing amid ads opposing the policies.
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Seattle
Shipping Board
Hengon Im
G J France
Mr France
Uhre
Norway Bans Luxuries to Halt Currency Decline
Chistania August 20 Norway bans import of luxury goods including automobiles diamonds watches jewelry silk furniture furs airplanes phonographs motorcycles and patent leather shoes to curb a weakening currency. The move aims to reduce American imports as the kroner trades at 6.67 per dollar versus 3.72 normal.
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Chistania
Norway
America
Marine Box on World Tour for Belleau Wood Memorial
Secretary Daniels started a world touring collection box to raise funds for a memorial tablet in Belleau Wood Military Cemetery France. The Belleau Wood Chapter American Legion formed by 308 women who enlisted in the marine corps reserve will send the box to every marine post and station nationwide. It travels by train plane and ship aboard a naval vessel with marines aboard for the fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Marine Corps
Belleau Wood Military
France
Belleau Wood
American Legion
Marine Corps Reserve
Gompers To Tell Of Campaign At Labor Day Rally
President Gompers of the AFL plans a Labor Day speech at Indianapolis during a labor demonstration tied to the national carpenters convention. He is expected to discuss the campaign to elect Congress members and senators, with allied labor groups aiming for unity.
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Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Indianapolis
Carpenters’ Organization
Gompere
Wilson Nominates Driscott for Western Pennsylvania U S Attorney
President Wilson nominates Driscott, appointed yesterday by the President, as United States attorney for the Western district of Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Driscott
Wilson
United States
Western District of
Bitter Utah Senate Race Foreseen With Unity In GOP
A Salt Lake City observer predicts a solid GOP front for Senator Smoots reelection amid party unity after past divisions. The piece notes Judge Moyle as a strong Democratic challenger and references anti Wilson sentiment, church politics, and economic themes affecting the race.
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Utah
Senator Smoot
J. H Wootton
Salt Lake City
Willard
Judge Moya
Heber Grant
Mormon Church
Proleague of Nations
Vice Presidential Power Proposals Highlighted in Debates
Col George Mann of New York lauds Senator Harding’s plan to empower the Vice President as Senate presiding officer and as a liaison between executive and legislative branches. He notes Harding would invite Gov Charlidge to join cabinet deliberations, aiming for broad national benefit.
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Harding
Pramdan
Mae
George Mann
New York
Dewey
Senate
Legislative Department
Cnaridge
Smeh
Ov. Cox
Republic
Roosevellt
Coolidge
Bishop Thirkield Seeks Passport for Latin American Jurisdiction
Bishop Wilbur P. Thirkield of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, named by the general conference as the first resident bishop for Mexico City, called at the State Department yesterday to obtain his passport. His district will cover Mexico, Panama, Central America and Peru. He previously served eight years as resident bishop at New Orleans.
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Wilbur P. Thirkield
Methodist Epicopal Church South
General Conference
Mexico City
Mexico
Panama
Central America
Peru
Thirkiem
New Orleans
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Reds
America’s Foreign Service
Ponz
Cain
Frank Roosevelt
Washington Trusty
Irte
League of Nations
Tennessee
Fock
James
Pons Ia
South Bend
Wiinen
Tankervilla
Northumberlandshire
Chillingham
Bennett Lords
John Bennett
Charles II
Mary Grey
Grey Haris of
Mase Royal
Ents
Rutland
Banta Se
Martinsburg
W. Va
Benson
Uel
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clark
Aitchison
Potter
Atlantic and Gulf
Seaboard
Board Off
Interstate Commerce
Henson
Hitness
Tule
Augustus Post
Capitol
King OF
Business Intercete
Marine Box
Belleau Wood Cemetery
Gompers
Carpenters
Washington
U.S
lastin-Americ
Ameria
Amussi
South America
Latin America
Briish
Trermans
al Hough
Cniony
Coopesas
Pearses
Dr. Thirkield
Latin Republica
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