Ultimatum Demands German Coal Supply At Conference
Allied leaders warned Germany at the conference in Spa that failure to accept terms by tomorrow would lead to measures enforcing Versailles provisions. Belgium’s premier delivered the ultimatum while Lloyd George and Simons discussed German offers on coal deliveries and industrial commitments. Contingent on German concessions, the talks stalled as ministers returned to argue over financial details and reparations plans.
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Lloyd George
Dr .Simons
Berlin
Alles
Urope
Teutonic
Associated Press
Spa
Coal Commission
Germany
Iremer Wo Delaroi
Dan
Simons Thak
Fermans
Chanerrenba
Simons
George Set
Ancellor
Fehrenbach
French Tax Receipts Increase Beyond Budget Estimates
Paris July 12 The June tax receipts totaled 907 million francs, 277 million above the budget. For the first six months the receipts surpassed estimates by 1.6344 billion francs and exceeded the same period in 1919 by 1.915 billion francs, the Associated Press reports.
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Associated Press
Paris
Jaly
Poles pressed in Pripet and Volhynia advance
Warsaw reports describe Polish victories in the Pripet region and Volhynia with Budenny’s cavalry defeated and fleeing toward Rovno. Polish occupation of Owruncs yields 200 prisoners as bolshevik attacks near Rosno are repulsed and fronts shrink westward toward Minsk and Kovel. Americans evacuating Warsaw plan include Red Cross and typhus relief efforts.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Pripet
Volhynia
Budenny
Rovno
Owruncs
Ureat
Little Zyoin
Bolshesvik
Rosno
Panilat
Viazyn
Ledethno
Eatite
Minsk
Kovel
Red Cross
Amercan Repation
Harry Gilchrist
American Legion
Legion
American Relief Association
Young Mens Christian Association
Semenoff Envoy Warns Japan Over Baikal Withdrawal
The Semenoff representative in Japan warns that Japan’s plan to withdraw from Baikal endangers civilians in the province and triggers brutal retaliations. He recalls the Nikolaievsk massacre and accuses Bolshevist forces of exploiting Japan’s move, urging continued resistance and warning of reduced prestige if talks proceed.
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Semenoff
Tokyo
Japan
Baikal
Washington Post
New York Sun-Herald
Gen Syroboyarthy
Chita
Nikolaievsk
Vorkne-Udinsk
Vladivostok
Brane Fae
New York
Harmony and Clash Seen in Wilson Cox Campaign Fight
The article examines how President Wilson and Gov Cox aim for unity amid pressure from various factions. It notes Cox reservations and Wilson’s stance on the league of nations and Article X, highlighting fears of dual leadership and dissonant messages within the Democratic camp.
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Wilson
Gey Con
Gor Cox
United States
Cox
Wilson League
Congress
Cox and Roosevelt vow to campaign in every state
Franklin D Roosevelt and Governor Cox declared after a conference at the governor’s mansion that they will carry their campaign into every state. Roosevelt said no state is hopeless and outlined plans to begin campaigning in the West and to resume his duties as Assistant Secretary of the Navy after August.
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Cox
Roosevelt
Union
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin PD Roosevelt
Guv Cox
West
Iyde Park
Wastport
Raymond Robins
Johnson
Chicago
Marion
Harding
Robins
Johnsson
Mr. Robins
Croker Detained Mentally Sound in Florida Case
Richard Croker senior was judged mentally competent to handle his affairs by a Florida court. The ruling dismissed Howard Croker’s injunction seeking to block disposal of Croker’s Florida estate valued near $1.09 million.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Richard Croker
Tammany
Donnell
Howard Croker
The
New Yorker
Croker
New York
Ireland
Richard Croker Sr
Eyeharad Croker
Jim
Jacksonville
Florida Court
Florida
Ship Cretic Held at Boston Quarantine Over Bath
White Star liner Cretic detained in Boston harbor since Friday as crew and steerage passengers refuse bathing for disinfection. About 1543 steerage passengers and 200000 dollar daily losses cited. First class allowed ashore without bathing amid Naples port disputes over health inspections.
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Boston
Naples
Convicted Goullo allowed to travel abroad for business
New York July 12 Felix Goullo after defrauding the US government through army raincoat contracts will be permitted to go to Poland in the cotton goods trade under Judge Harland D Hume. Goullo, 18, remains at liberty on a 25000 dollar bond while the Supreme Court reviews the legality of a seven year sentence from October 1918. Canton China July 12 embargo on exporting silver coins over 50 units lifted.
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New York
Felix Goullo
United States
Poland
Harland D Hume
Federal District Court
Goullo
Liberty
Supreme Court
Bank Bandits Rob Plainfield Bank Wounding Seven
Joliet Illinois July 12 Plainfield a suburb west of Joliet was recovering after ten armed bandits swarmed the Plainfield State Bank this morning. Seven persons were wounded and $12008 in cash and government bonds were taken. The robbers fled in two automobiles, one bandit wounded. Two youths at 17 were knocked down trying to help after spotting a ditchside car.
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Joliet
Plainfield
Harding supporters stress Tama Jim as ideal AG secretary
In Marton Ohio July 12 1920 Senator Harding and rival Harding-Cummins supporters argued that a real dirt farmer should head the Agriculture Department. They praised Uncle Jim Wilson of Iowa and noted Democrats shifted to a university president and publisher. Leaders including Raymond Robins and L J Taber endorsed Harding and predicted progressives would rally to the GOP. continuous coverage noted remains on fifth page.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa
Lapsright
Washington Post Co
Marton
Ohio
Coxs
Senator Harding
Harding
Sxteen
Wilson
Jim” Wilson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Department of Agriculture
Jim Wilson
McKinley Roosevelt
Taft
Mount Vernon Avenue
Senator Cummins
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Index to Today's Issue ee 1-Insists Germany Give Coal For Democratic Harmony
The issue presents a series of items including claims that Germany should supply coal to foster democratic harmony, with mentions of Cox and Roosevelt shaping plans, and Harding focusing on farmer and labor concerns amid fusion threats. Other sections note rail disobedience and rising lunacy cases, plus editorial and features.
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Germany
Cox
Roosevelt
Harding
Farmer Labor
Ulster
D. A
D C
Ballou
Elwell
Labor
Gen Wood
Losa
Vermont
Wilson
Hut Society
Financial
Ulster Fights as Carson Threatens Riot Gloom
Belfast July 12 Sir Edward Carson declares government has failed to govern Ireland and Ulster will take matters into its own hands if not protected. Orange celebrations and mass meeting marked by firm resolve, with troops on guard and no conciliatory tone from London. The Rex George Timmon, head of the Orange Order in the U S, predicts three million Irish will shake the British empire while ten million Irish in America will not shake the American republic.
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Great Britain
Japan
League of Nations
China
Honolulu
Tokyo
London
Associated Press
Belfast
Sir Edward Carson
Ireland
Sir Edward
Ulster
Volunteers
Londonderry
Ingland
Rex Creorge Timmon
Orange Order
United States
Imperial Grand Orange Council of the World
Kimaghy Park
British Empire
America
American Republic
Amaro says Villa bottled up near Parral after clash
The Associated Press reports Gen Joaquin Amaro announced Gen Francisco Villa was bottled up after an encounter near Parral with 509 rebels and 304 federals. Rebels fled to the hills. 440 dead and wounded or prisoners were cited by the war minister. Anarchy in Chiapas feared as Cal y Mayor, Pineda Ruiz, and Tiburcio Fernandez attempt to form an independent republic. Workmen to demonstrate for Provisional President de la Huerta on July 25. Railway service to Nuevo Laredo restored. Legislature plans to make all of Mexico dry. Cardinal Gibbons urges truth use.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Joaquin Amaro
Trancisco Villa
Chihuahua
Parral
F. Flias Calles
Chiapas
Rafael Cal
Felipe Pineda Ruiz
Tiburcio Fernandez
Calles
Francisco Cosio Robelo
de la Huerta
Nuevo Laredo
Laredo
Mexico
Universal
48ERS FIGHT IRISH PLANK IN LABOR FUSION TALKS
Delegates gathered under the 48 banner in Chicago as talks on a new fusion party stalled over labor party inclusion. Swinburne Hale defended Loys Post and attacked Palmer while De Valera drew cheers for Irish government recognition amid tense conference room friction. The convention focused on averting a full break as age old party lines were tested.
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Swinburne Hale
Loys Post
Labor Department
U & and
Revolution
F.P Walsh
Chicvga
Pevestitatives
Sheter Ng
Committee of 48
Fus Mn
Whch
Lahomer Semanize
Labor
Bagnall
Niaton Ff
Deliega
League
New York
Palmer
Hale
C Kristensen
Lalor
Ainee
Louis Post
Palmer Hale
Bay
Hales
de Valera
Ireland
Swinbotte Hale
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Gov Cox
Dayton
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Jim Reed
Firth
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Hassett
Carson
Britain
England
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