Poles Seek Armistice as Reds Clash in Eastern Front
Warsaw reports Poland has sent armistice proposals to Moscow via wireless, forming a new coalition under Premier Witos. Battles rage along 720 miles front with Bolshevik cavalry breaches south of Grodno and heavy losses on both sides as Poles, supported by Americans, fight to hold lines near Pinsk and Pripet.
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Lemberz
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National Council of Defense
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Socialist Party
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Zbruca
Sidovow
Styr River
Associated Press
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Lemberg
New Republic
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Styr
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London
Dubno
Volhynia
Slonim
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Volkovitz
Niemen
Baranevitchi
Permission to Defend Border Against Reds Asked by Germany
German peace delegation seeks authority from supreme council to reinforce eastern Prussia with volunteers and to occupy Marienwerder and Allenstein. They cite need to defend the frontier against Bolshevik incursions as Polish forces hold Grodno and Lemberg amid a broad offensive toward Galicia and the future Polish frontier.
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Germany
Paris
Supreme Council
Prussia
Marienwerder
Allenstein
No Policy of Neutrality by America
President Wilson plans to influence support for Poland against Russia, pledging moral backing without full entry into war. Credits and munitions moves show U.S. effort, with caution over Senate ratification of the Versailles treaty and risks of expanding involvement.
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America
Washington Post Co
Wilson
United States
Poland
Russia
Casimir Lubomirski
State Department
Czecho- Slovakia
Pershing
Europe
Sinn Fein Strife Spreads Across Ireland Riots in Belfast and Dromore
Ulster headquarters announces Lieut. Col. Spender takes command of Ulster volunteers as Belfast turmoil worsens. Bishop MacRory urges protection for Catholics amid expulsion from Queens Island. Carson urges unionists to aid authorities. Kashmir road rioting claims another death. at least ten killed last night and three the night before, with extensive looting and over $1 million in damages. Sixteen Sinn Fein prisoners moved to England. looters still jailed. Dromore sees rioting. Sinn Fein hall burned after attackers warned off. Police and troops strike in Bellingsales with homes burned and Do Tuam chants.
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Associated Press
Ulster
Old Town Hall
Col. Spender
DB. S. O
Ulster Volunteer Force
Joseph MacRory
Down and Connor
Ireland
Queens Island
Edward Carson
James Conn
Kashmir
England
Dromore
County Down
London
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Ballingsles
Sinn Pein
Bellingales
Trem
Wacklow
Caucasus Moslems and Cossacks Join to Oust Reds
The Mussulmans of the Caucasus unite with Cossacks to drive Bolsheviks from the region. Reports to the Foreign Office say the alliance grew after Bolshevik massacres provoked local reprisals against Soviet authorities as the population massacred local soviets.
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Caucasus
Paris
Foreign Office
Persian envoy Musaffer Mamee-Hk named ambassador to Moscow
London reports Musaffer Mameé-Hk, the Persian ambassador at Constantinople, will serve as ambassador to Soviet Russia. The Times notes he was chosen after the Rome minister declined. Musaffer speaks Russian and once led as chargé d affaires at Petrograd. A Reuters dispatch adds Avantgarde granted Bolshevik diplomatic privileges to Vedovosewsky.
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Constantinople
Ruasiz
London Times
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the Times
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Rome
Petrograd
Reuter
Avant
Ment Han
Vedovosewsky
League’s impotence and Poland crisis threaten world order
The article argues the Russia invasion of Poland undermines the League of Nations and world peace. It blames European nations for apathy and national selfishness, noting Britain and France would not commit to new war. It suggests U S leadership could rally action to defend Poland and uphold the League covenant.
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Great Britain
France
Europe
Poland
Foch
Labor Party
Russia
U. S
Harding Deluge of Telegrams as Union Warms to Harding
Marion Ohio July 23 Telegrams of congratulation from all over the country showered on Senator Harding after his acceptance speech The largest number came from California and Ohio Michigan which Senator Johnson carried in the preconvention fight is also strongly represented The Republicans claim complete unity and discuss a possible extra session of Congress to promote peace legislation.
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Elkins
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Manafield
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Mississippi
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Utah
E. H. Moore
Poisoned candy fatal to woman in Nashville
Four inmates at the Middle Tennessee Hospital for the Insane suffered poisonings after receiving candy mailed to Mrs Littrell. Mrs Ligaie Brooks died, while Susie Littrell Mia Dora Gordera and Mrs John Ivey remained recovering. Bacteriologist Dr William Litterer suspects powdered strychnine. sender unidentified as police hunt.
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Associated Press
Ligaie Brooks
Susie Littrell
Mia
Dora Gordera
Misa Willie Caffey
John Ivey
Littrell
Middle Tennessee
William Litterer
Resolute and Shamrock Race Elapsed Times Compared
Yesterday's race total times show Resolute at 1 88 14 with splits 51 02 and 1 13 36 while Shamrock records 1 85 02 with a 0 18 second leg and 1 15 50 final leg, highlighting a tight finish between the two teams. The leg times indicate Shamrock opened with a fast first leg, then the 18 second gap on leg two and a strong final leg to narrow the overall margin.
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Shamrock
Chinese Rebels Submit At Feng-tai Lang-Fang Rail Line
The Feng-tai Lang-Fang section forces under Gen Hsu-Shu Cheng disintegrate as 10 000 men of the Third division led by Gen Sung-Tze-Yang announce readiness to obey the war ministry. Former Anfu leader Feng-Kwo-Chanke linked command.
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Feking
Associated Press
Tientain
Hsu-Shu Cheng
Inner Mongolia
Anfu
Sung-Tze-Yang
War Ministry
Feng-Kwo-Chanke
Woman's body found in trunk from Detroit shipment
Unidentified young woman found naked and mutilated in a Chicago trunk shipped from Detroit. Medical Examiner says brain removal hinders cause of death. Detroit police asked to help solve the murder. A. A. Tatum tag found. apartment records trace suspects Leroy and a Mrs. Brooks report.
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Associated Press
Expréea
Detroit
Schwartz
A. A. Tatum
Express Company
Tietum
Harper Street
Carey
Homicide Bureau
Police Department
Mich
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Harper Atret
Asttie Brooks
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Leroy
Resolute Defeats Shamrock IV to Tie Cup Series
In a brisk 30 mile race at Sandy Hook Resolute, with Capt. Charley Adams II, beat Shamrock IV by 3 minutes 18 seconds sailing time, after a foggy start and a fast finish. The regatta now stands tied 2-2 with a deciding race tomorrow under heavy wind and squalls.
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Associated Press
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Shamrock IV
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