Bolshevik Fear and Allied Strength At Spa Debate
The article argues that German bolshevism fears are overblown and that the Allies, led by Wilson, remain strong and united. It dismisses the notion of a red deluge across Europe, noting Russia's limited war potential and the enduring power of armed free nations.
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Spa
Poland
Germany
Europe
Trotzky
Genghis Khan
Napoleon
Danton
Paris
Ruhr
Foch
Russia
Tamerlane
Kolchak
Denikin
Yudenitch
Great Britain
France
Wilson
Lipton Defeats Resoluts On Technicality In Yacht Race
The first race of the series ended with Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock IV defeating the Resoluts on a technicality. Lipton, pursuing the cup for the fourth time, showed sportsmanship despite the contentious win. The victory marks his first race win in this latest challenge to regain the America’s Cup, continuing a long rivalry that began in 1851.
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Thomas Lipton
Tom Liptons
Water Route Aims to Expand War Department Waterways Bureau
The War Department forms a new inland and coastwise waterway service to manage water route development under the 1920 Transportation Act. With car shortages and transport jams, water transport is urged as a cheaper, more natural freight option to relieve industry and modernize commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Inland and Coastwise Waterway Service
Secretary of War
Mississippi
St. Louis
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Bureau
Death of Rev. Dr Randolph H. McKim Praises Sailor-Pastor
The sudden death of the Rev. Dr Randolph H. McKim grieves Washingtonians. He served God and country with ardent patriotism, preached wartime calls to duty, and remembered as a fighting Christian with South roots. His loss leaves an enduring monument in memory. Political commentary follows, noting Ohio nominees and European military shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph H. McKim
Dr. McKim
Lava Lake at Kilauea Ablaze Near Hilo Hawaii
Immense fountains of molten lava play in the glowing lake of fire at Kilauea volcano near Hilo on the island of Hawaii. The liquid area has shrunk slightly but still covers a large part of the pit, about 1200 by 1400 feet. lava flows seven miles from the main crater, active since last December.
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Hilo
Island of Hawaii
T H
Kilauea
Kau
Corrected Hawaiian Population Figures Highlight Growth
The census bureau announced updated Hawaii population at 255 912 up from 1910 figures of 191 909. Honolulu reached 83 227 and Hila 10 431 with notable gains reflecting increases of 64 003 and 3 686 respectively.
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Hawaiian Islands
Census Bureau
Hawaii
Honolulu
Hila
Germany regrets flag incident at French embassy
Berlin officials report Dr. Haniel von Haishausen undersecretary of foreign affairs conveyed Germany’s regret to French charge d affaires M. de Marcilly over the removal of the French flag from the French embassy in honor of Bastille Day yesterday.
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Germany
Berlin
Haniel von Haimhausen
M. de Marcilly
American heiress joins British peerage in Fisher Vavasseur match
Misa Jane Morgan of Philadelphia becomes Lady Fisher after marriage to Cecil Vavasseur Fisher, heir to the Vavasseur estates and titles. The couple resides at Silverstone Hall near Thetford, as Lord Fisher of Kilverstone assumes the barony and seat in parliament, with the Vavasseur property valued at over 5.0 million dollars.
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Misa Jane Morgan
Philadelphia
Randall Morgan
Cecil Vavasseur Fisher
Indian Civil Service
Lord Fisher
Josiah Vavaasseur
Ordnance
Armstrong, Whitworth & Co
Thetford
Croxton
Kilverstone Hall
Vavasseur
Old Vavvasseur
Cecil Fisher
Josiah Vavasseur
William Vavasseur
Mauger
Northumberland
Jackie' Fisher
Royal College of Heralds
Lord Thetford
Duke of Grafton
John Fisher
Kilverstone
Silverstone Hall
County of
Norfolk
The Rich Duke des Cars and Family Ties
Francois Marquis des Cars, now fifth Duke des Cars, is listed as enormously rich through his marriage to Mme Yrrarazaval a Chilean widow. Their children include Louis 13 as Marquis des Cars. Historical notes trace the Des Cars lineage from medieval era through Bourbon restoration and mention Parisian mansion and Chateau de Sources.
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Francois
Marquis Des Cars
Duke Des Cars
Mme Yrrarazaval
Santiago di Chile
Edward
Louis
Louis XVIII
France
de Perusse
Limousin Audouin de Perusse
Sarthe
Chateau de Sources
Des Cars
Mme Standish
de Noailles
Paris
Yorkshire
Standishes
Queen Alexandra
King Edward
Sandringham
Marguish DE Fontenoy
Deportation Warrant Re-Arrests Arthur Bcremont at Ellis Island
Arthur Bcremont, arrested on a deportation warrant and released on a $10,000 bail, is again in custody at Ellis Island. The Labor Department states he faces deportation to Canada for illegal entry and a criminal police record there.
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Arthur Bcremont
Ellia Island
Labor Department
Eecremont
Canada
United States
Canada Debt Figures Hit 2 Billion Mark in June Statement
Ottawa reports that Canada's net debt reached 2,300,119,303 dollars as of June, per the finance department's latest monthly statement released yesterday.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Finance Department
Farmers to Curb Profiteers at Chicago Conference
Plans for a national farmers cooperative marketing conference in Chicago July 23 and 24 were announced by the American Farm Bureau Federation. The meeting aims to curb speculation, stabilize prices, and expand cooperative grain and livestock marketing, with sessions for grain and livestock interests and a goal to reduce railroad handling by shipping grain directly from country elevators to consumers.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
J W Coverdale
Federation
United States
Irving
Farm Bureau Federation
Thousands Study Aerograde at Great Lakes Naval School
Chicago report notes Great Lakes Naval Training Station trains aviation mechanics in a massive program. 3225 students in 16 to 36 week courses, 1000 graduates so far, another 1000 due by November. 6000 total expected. cost per graduate about 7. Tools salvaged. planes completed. honors awarded. 440 Marines among students.
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Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
E E Wilson
Naval Air Force
Parta
Mechanics School
DOUBT SCHROEDER WIEL QUIT
War Department officials denied any knowledge of Major W Schroeder’s resignation amid reports he would give up his commission and revert to captain under the army reorganization bill. They said no intimation of departure had been received and doubted the report’s authenticity about the famed altitude record flyer.
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War Department
Majo W Schroeder
Army
France
Department
Ma. Schroeder
Lusitania Relic Floats In Delaware River
A life jacket bearing faded hair strands surfaced in the Delaware River, a silent reminder of the Lusitania sinking five years earlier. Found by two railroad detectives, the seaweed covered vest still showed the ship name Lusitania on its canvas, with one strap broken.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Giant petrified fish found in Utah rocks
A 50 foot petrified fish was unearthed in Garfield county Utah about 70 miles east of Panguitch by Sheriff James Goulding and T W Smith while prospecting. They offered the fossil to the University of Utah. a giant lizard fossil was found nearby four years earlier.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Garfield County
Panguitch
James Goulding
T W. Smith
Salt Lake
Goulding
Smith
University of Utah
Airman Ferrarin recounts perilous Tokyo flight ordeal
Lieutenant Ferrarin describes crossing Korea seas and Hakone storms that caused seasickness as Japanese destroyers escorted him to Tokyo. He recalls heavy fog between Rangoon and Bangkok and a three hour tailing train in Asia, plus gunfire near Aleppo and a Baluchistan capture before liberation after identity confirmed.
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Tokyo
Lieut Ferrarin
Rome
Korea
Hakone
Straits
Rangoon
Bangkok
Ubon
Hanoi
Lneut Ferrarin
Asia Minor
Aleppo
Baluchistan
Possible U S Recognition of Soviet Russia Hovers in Washington
Reports from Washington suggest U S officials may recognize Soviet Russia as plans to reopen trade with Bolshevik Russia advance. Washington doubts a general program due to peace treaty issues while State announces trade relations reopening at traders risk and Treasury debates removing exchange restrictions.
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Russia
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Department of State
Department of the Treasury
Genetral
May Trade Stock for Bonds Authorized by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Norfolk and Western Railroad to exchange 13 unissued common stock for convertible bonds. The bonds include 4 percent notes due 1932 and 1938 and a 6 percent note due 1929, retired against stock issues totaling 13.3, 18.353, and 45.09 million par value respectively.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ship Board Opens Oil Bids After Large Offering
The Shipping Board opened bids totaling about 122.563 million barrels for one to five year supplies. Prices ranged from 1.195 to 4.45 a barrel with delivery at American and foreign ports. Bids largely conditioned on board transportation aid and sometimes financial support. duties and taxes to be paid by the board. Action on bids was deferred.
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Shipping Board
Yeater
Americans Near Longest Living Race In Population Study
Vital statistics bureau reports indicate the United States is near becoming the longest living race as death rates fall and births rise. About 36 000 twins are born yearly and 1920 births may top 2 006 000. Census data show roughly 4 000 people reach 100, over 26 000 over 90, and more women than men live to 100.
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Vital Statistics Bureau
Amuz
Wow Smith
Torrey
Hunt
St Laure
Washiers
Mro Smith
Vorenia
Smith
Evers
West Virginia
Cooperaton of
Thiata
Hotel Shortage Warns American Tourists in India
The British embassy warned Americans planning to visit India of a continuing hotel accommodation shortage and the difficulty of arranging return passage. The Secretary of State for India called official attention to the inconveniences tourists may face.
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India
Army Officers Promoted Under New Reorganization Act
War Department announces first regular army officer promotions under the army reform bill. Maj. James M. Graham named colonel of infantry and Maj. Francis Lincoln promoted to lieutenant colonel of coast artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
James M Graham Waa
Francis Lincoln
Coast Artillery
Wheat Crop Boom Promises Peace-Time Prosperity
Kansas City observer A J Morrissey notes large wheat and corn crops promise peace-time liquidation and lower product prices. He argues land prices and farm banking will adjust, with high quality grain boosting Kansan income even if prices slip later.
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A J Morrissey
Kansas City
The
St James
Heavy Property Loss in Ireland Reports Damages Claims
London reports total claims for compensation due to malicious destruction of property in free land, lodged January 1 to May 31, 1920, amounting to £2,718,661. The figure reflects the scale of property damage during the period and covers multiple distressed areas in Ireland.
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Ireland
London
Freeland
Spanish Author Mariano da Cavia Dies in Barasossa
Mariano da Cavia a noted Spanish author died yesterday in Barasossa Spain after a long illness. He had been ill for some time and his death closes a prominent literary career known across Spain.
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Barasossa
Spain
Mariano da Cavia
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