Soviet Orders Troops to Retire Armistice for Poland
Soviet orders retreat and armistice talks with Poland surface in dispatches from Moscow and Warsaw. Grodno evacuated after Polish advances. Bolshevik lines attacked near Grodno and Dubro with cavalry and Shchara River crossings. Jets of Tartars and Kuban Cossacks reported in Galicia as fronts shift and morale flagged.
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Dubro
Shchara
Botany
Warsaw
Bolshevki
Grodmo
Niemen
Pripet
Rzezytsa
Kachuka
Wola
Jesiercy
Styr
Dubno
Lenin
Rotany
Associated Press
Galicia
Lemre
Lemberg
Phelahevik
Poranny
Moscow
England
Council
Hungary's Premier Warns of Bolshevik Threat to Europe
Budapest reports Premier Count Pauli TEfky told the national assembly that a new Bolshevik invasion threatens Europe. He blamed red offensive, boycott, and Bela Kun's escape as signs of a scheme to overrun Europe. Hungary seeks peace and potential economic ties with France as intermediary.
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Europe
Pauli Tefky
National Assembly
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Hungary
Poland
France
Doubt Soviet Peace Article Put to Test
The piece reports U S officials disagree over Poland aid as Gibson threatens to resign, Treasury blocks supplies, and Lenine may dictate peace terms. Poland expects support yet risks provoking the Reds while the fate of the European peace hinges on whether Lenine controls Poland's outcome and the Versailles framework.
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Lenine
League Dilemma Over Poland Crisis Tests Treaty Provisions
Turbulent debate surrounds enforcing the treaty and League covenant as Russia threatens Poland. Britain and France drift toward peace talks while some diplomats fear a swift armistice may embolden Russian aims. If Poland’s integrity is to be preserved, alliance members face a stark choice between war and acquiescing to Russian gains along Versailles boundaries. The armistice's fate could determine whether allied troops can act decisively or be blocked by German restrictions. Russia fields veterans and bolshevik forces in Poland as tensions rise over Danzig and potential troop movements.
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Greeks Advance As Thrace Battles Pit Adrianople
A Thursday and Friday report from Athens notes Col Jafar Tayar evacuates Adrianople as Greek troops land at Dedeagatch under heavy fire. Rodoste column pushes toward Lule Burgas while another force moves to Keshan to support the Maritsa river assault. Greek navy supports landings. Turkish morale and supplies waver. calls emerge to disarm and seize retreating regulars.
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Harding for Mercy Replies to Christensen in Ohio Speech
Senator Harding affirms support for freedom of thought and press but rejects pardoning Eugene V Debs. He rejects joining a bid to secure Debs’s release, citing liberty within legal bounds. Gratified by Senator Johnson’s endorsement, Harding frames a unified Republican approach to the league of nations and party integrity.
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Debs
Atlanta
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Honor to Gorgas at Funeral Here
Gen. William C. Gorgas will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors per War Department. Capt Richard Gorgas travels to New York to meet relatives while Gen. Noble proceeds to South Africa to continue the late surgeon general’s mission. The funeral party sails back to the United States on the Pocahontas.
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New York
Noble
Gen. Noble
Africa
Alaska Fliers Reach Fargo On Flight From Minneola
Four army airplanes arriving at Fargo from Fort Snelling midafternoon report a takeoff at 10:45 a.m. They plan to head to Portal North Dakota tomorrow then cross into Canada heading northwest toward Saskatoon with Martinsburg and other stops noted for the long journey across the region. A separate brief from Martinsburg notes temporary layoffs in several plants, affecting about 360 workers after a shutdown.
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Alaska
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Open Shop Fight Shapes Texas Democratic Primary
Heavy voting marked Texas Democratic primary across governor lieutenant governor and state office races with open shop issue energizing the contest. Five men sought the lieutenant governor post while Bailey led the governor race alongside Thomargn Neff and Looney. Women helped as election judges in several counties amid tax payment gaps.
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B F. Looney
Sou' Wester Halts Final Yacht Race Amid Forecast Squalls
The fifth America's Cup race between defender Resolute and British challenger Shamrock IV was postponed due to a 1 mile southwesterly and forecast squalls. The final 15 mile windward beat and 15 mile run remain planned for Monday if weather permits, with Resolute showing windward superiority in earlier starts.
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Cox Seeks Single Western Tour for Speech Campaign
Dayton July 24 Gov Cox weighs changes to his presidential notification event and campaign itinerary Local committee plans move from Trails End to Montgomery county fair grounds to seat thousands He expects to deliver his acceptance address after period in the West while Roosevelt tours the region and Kentucky Senator Beckham predicts a sweeping victory in Kentucky and more speeches in the state The governor also reviews livestock and farm interests between visitors and preparations continue with the Democratic national committee guiding arrangements
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Germany
Rebels Routed as Gomez Army Pursues Larrage
Gen Guadalupe Branches orders calm in Vera Cruz district while Gen Arnulfo Gomez reports routing rebel Del Larrage near San Jose Del Pinto Mexico City Friday July 23. Advices say Larrage with 500 men operates about 75 miles west of Tampico as Tampico strikes settle and Diaz loyalists prepare to leave the country.
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Police Chief Orders Caps to Go to Church at Wilmington N C
Wilmington N C July 24 The chief of police orders the force to attend church services on Sundays with greater regularity and grants leave each Sunday evening for this purpose. Officers may attend the morning or evening services as per the order.
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Military leaders threaten harsh action over attempted release
War department supervision covers remaining payments. If any effort is made to liberate Generals Francisco Ris and Francisco Mu, they will be shot, says Subsecretary of War Francisco RR. Serrang. Inspector General Ramirez Garriie alleges plots by military elites and deputies to free Generals Manuel and Murgula, though officials say they have no knowledge of such a plot.
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Belfast Snipers Renew Activity Amid Irish Turmoil
Belfast dispatch reports sniping resumed in Kashmir Street at 3 am with one wounded. Arrests rise after last night's looting as an armored car dispersed a crowd on Newtowards Road. Firebombs threatened St Matthew's chapel rectory and convent. troops defended the site.
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Coal Tieup Forecast and Miner Strike Warnings
Union leader John L. Lewis warns of a possible general coal strike if Illinois wage and interstate agreements are changed. He blames the federal commission for the current trouble, cites price gouging by operators, and says a statewide shutdown could extend to 219,000 miners in the central field. Springfield dispatch notes miners ordered back to work as labor officials prepare conciliation efforts.
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