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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-10

Sable Island. rapidly sinking into the
Atlantic. was twice as long a century
ago as it is now.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-10

adopted in November by vote of 55 to
3S, with only eight Democrats support
tino IL
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
REDS BREAK POLISH LINE AND
 DRIVE ON TOWARD THE CAPITAL

WARSAW, July 20. Today's communique announced reverses on the Poles were outnumbered by the Bolsheviki and retreated at various points along the line nearIy 100 kill ometers.
 Fighting tor the south of Niemen, in drive in the direction of Biel- ostock. the Bolsheviki forces occupied Kuznitsa, sweeping southward toward Sokolka. West of the river Selva, the Poles retreated between Slonim and Pruspny. which brings the Reds advance guards to the edge of the forest of Bielovies, the former Cars hunting ground north or brest-L:t- ovsk
 The Bolsheviki apparently have broken through the old Russo-German line north of Pinsk. The communique announced that Red attack upon Berestechk was repulsed with heavy losses to the enemy.
 Bolsheviki successes were announc- ed to the south, the Reds having cap
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
ABSOLUTE OUTSAHS SHAMROCK N
 FINAL RACE FOR HISTORIC TROPHY

a windward leg, Resolute crossed her bows 10 miles from the start and breezed into a lead which she main tained steadily. By the time 22 miles had been covered, the defend CT was a mile and half in the lead, reaching back and forth on her way to the finish line. At one time to- ward the end she was two miles ahead of Shamrock ". but the chai- lenger came up to within a mile of her at the finish. While waiting for Shamrock ", the steam yacht Vic toria ran down to Resolute and all hands, led by Sir Thomas Lipton, gave the victor three cheers. The spectator fleet gave the defender such a noisy welcome as she crosh. ed the line that it could be heard ten miles away on shore.
 The Shamrock finished at SOS 20, official time.
 ElaNed time: Resolute 5:35: 15; Shamrock ", 5:4S:20.
 In other words. Resolute took 1S minutes and five seconds less than Shamrock " to cover the course.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
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SANDY HOOK, N. J., July 27. = The Americas Cup stays in America. This was decided shortly before sun down today when the American de- fender Resolute defeated Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock " in the final race. The defender outsailed the green sloop decisively, boat for boat. in the last contest. the closest and most hard fought in the history of the trophy crossing the line at 7:52:15, official time, only about 25 minutes before expiration Of the six hour time limit
 Indeed the last half of the race was a race of the defender against the time, with fate resting on the winds, for the challenger was about one mile astern when the American boat flashed over the line.
 It was 9 30-mile windward and lee ward race, started in light airs after postponement, at 15 minute intervals for two hours and quarter
 After having been led by the chal- lenger all the way to the first mark.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
A. E. F. Deserters
 in Paris Feared
 by French People

PARIS. July 27.-Deserters of the American army who came to France still number 1900 in the Paris dis trict. according to q report made by the Paris police to Captain J. A. Warden. who is supervising appre- hension of the deserters, in addition to Investigating bills still being pre- sented against the American expedi- tionary forces.
 As all deserters have the reputa- ton with the French police of carry ing guns and being bad men general ly. the police simply notify the Ann erican authorities of their presence in some place, but do not attempt to arrest them.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
Coolidge Accepts Nomination With
 Senator's Defense
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NORTHAMPTON. Mass. July 27. Governor Coolidge, in an address accepting the Republican nomination for vice-president at notification cer- emonies today, urged the country to summon it's forces to solve the prob lems of reconstruction. He deyo.ed much of his address to a discussion of domestic issues. but called first for return to thorough peace ba- sis because that is the fundamental American basis" And before domes- tic problems eau be solved. ne add ed, there must be q return from the voluntary autocracy" 10 a govern ment as exercised under the doctrine of the separation Of pa"ers.
 The governor commended the Re publican senator, for their opposi. tion to the league of nations coven- ant without reservations as submit ted by the pre '.Gent. terming the league in that form Sibversive of the traditions end the independence Of America"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
CH|CAGO WHEAT
 MARKET BREAKS

CHICAGO, July 27. - Price breaks doubled in violence today in the wheat market those of yesterday. An extreme loss at a time of 16 cents bushel was the record today as compared with eight cents yesterday. Financial strain was again the ch.ef reason ascribed.
 Although from the outset, depras- sion was evident among holders If wheat, hope for rally kept values within something like normal Sonlds until the final half hour. No iChef was then in sight. however, from tEe necessity for additional funds 10 meet heavy margin calls and to pre- vent sacrifice selling.
 A stampede to unload followed, and the close was wild. only 2 cents up from the undermost figures reached December finished s2.35 to s2.S5R and March s2.S7. All developments had been bearish. especially crop news from the northwest. the pilins up of stocks of wheat in the solth' west. further lowering of bids by x- port interests and increased en ion in regard to coal.
 Corn and oats shared more v 'ess the collapse of wheat but the provis- ion market scored a general advance. Packers came to the rescue with buy ing orders.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28

With the time allowance of six minutes, 40 seconds which the de- fender received from Shamrock ". the corrected time was 5:41:40.
 Despite failure of his fourth at tempt to lift the cup, Sir Thomas Lipton has announced his intention of challenging with new Shamrock in 1922, unless in the meantime aii- other challenger is met, which 1e- tains custody of the cup.
 A summary of the 1920 series for the America's Cup follows:
 First race won by Shamrock ", Thursday, July 15; 15 miles to wind ward and return, in light southwest wind. Resolute's throat halyards parted, dropping her gaff and letting her mainsail down as she was about to round the 15-mile turn a mile ahead of Shamrock. Resolute with drew, Shamrock " finishing in 4:25:12. elapsed time.
 Second race called off Saturday. July IT, after yachts failed to cover
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
Youth Wanted for Trial at Phoenix
 Caught on Coast

PHOENIX, July 27. - Roy D. Fay Tor. 19 years old, has waived extra dition and will be brought from Los Angeles to answer a charge of em- bezzlement of $1400 from a bank in Tempe, Ariz; it was stated at the sheriff's office late today.
 Taylor left Tempe about six weeks ago, it was stated, and was found working in a bank in Los Angeles. w. J. Kingsbury, president of the bank at Tempe, went to Los Angeles with information and a warrant for Taylor's arrest. It was served by Sheriff Cline of Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
CHURCHES ENTER AS CHAMP P|ONS II STRIKING
 UNIONS
Attack Steel Corporation in Report of Investigation
 of Conditions
SUGGEST ANOTHER
 TALK COMMISSION
Want Bosses Abolished and Industrial Democracy"
 in Plants

WASHINGTON, July 27. Appoint ment of special commission to bring about immediate free and open confidence" between employees and employers in the steel industry was suggested to President Wilson today by the commission of the Inter- Church World movement, which in vestigated the steel strike of last summer.
 Suggest Another Strike
 Unless vital changes are brought to pass, a renewal of the conflict seems inevitable" said the commis- sion's letter.
 The suggestion is made that the ward on the precedent of the presi- dential committee for the soft coal industry and the anthracite commits sion.
 Accompanying the commissions let ter was a copy of it's report. Dr =. A. Polig, secretary Of the investigat- | ing committee. declares that the re- port constitutes an indictment of the labor policy of the United States Steel corporation"
 "There can be no doubt" Dr. Polig said, that the report will be regard ed by the public as strongly favoring the laboring mans side" He said the commissions work was "embar- rassed by the rifling of it's files, by undercover methods of every sort" A summary Of the findings of the commission showed the fundamental grievances to be:
 Excessive hours; the boss sys- tenn no right to organize, to repre- sentation."
 Remedies desired were: Shorter days and week with a living wage; representation and conference; an end to the boss system; right to un- CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE)
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.U.'S. FEARS TO
 SUPPLY POLES
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 WASHINGTON, July 27.-The Am erican government was confronted today with a new problem growing out of the European situation through receipt Of a request from the Polish legation that Poland be per mitted to purchase 100000 army uni forms and shoes from the war de- partment.
 Because the question of neutrality was involved, it was understood that the state department hesitated to grant the request. The United States has not received any invitation from England to take part in the proposed conference in London to settle Polish Russian armistice terms and neither England nor France, which yolun- teered to help Poland in holding the soviet forces, has invited the cooper ation of the United States. although unofficial information from London and Paris has indicated support in both cases was decided.
 No action has been taken on Po- lands request that the American gov ernment publicly declare its moral support to the new republic in its fight against the Bolsheviki.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
Greeks Take Turk
 Nationalist Chief
 and Defeat Forces

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 26.- Colonel Jafar Tayar. Turkish Nation alist commander at Adrianople, and his staff. were captured by the Greeks when the latter entered Adrianople.
 Consequently Nationalist resistance in Thrace virtually has ended.
 Sweeping Thrace clean of Nation alist bands is considered easy for the Greeks who control all strategic rail- road points, having taken Kirk Kiliseh today.
 King Alexander of Greece was giv- en a demonstration on entering Adrianople teddy.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
Famous German General Sees Fall of Civilization
 in Poles Defeat
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 WASHINGTON, July 27-Vic- tory for Soviet Russia over Po- land would result in Bolshevism sweeping all Europe and event uaIy the world, in the opinion of General Eric Ludendorff, fam ous German war leader. His xiews are set forth in a memor- andum on the Dangers Of Bol- shevism," written last month and received today in official circles.
 Hollands fall will entail the fall of Germany and Czecho-SIo- vakia," he says. Their neigh bors to the north and south will follow. Fate steps along with elementary force. Let no one be- lieVe it will come to stand with out enveIoping Italy. France and England. Not even the seven seas can stop it."
 Addressing himself to the "ci F. ized nations as a man who F1ows war" the German pleads that his message may not fall on deaf ears.
 "Then it will be too late" he declared, land civilization will crumble. And the cause will be the obtuseness of government and the lethargy of the bour- geois, as the latter likes to stay quietly at home on days of decis- i've events.
 "Bolshevism is a monster that must advance to exist. 1t is ad- Vancine now, a gradual progress. and crushing everything between the Midland Sea and the Allan tic.
 "lt was easy to foresee that the BoIshevist armies would at- tack toward the middle Of May and defeat the Poles.
 Germany Next
 "The world at large must. there fore. figure with a Bolshevist ad vance in Poland toward Berlin and Prague. Lithuania is already join ing Soviet Russia and is demandine a slice of the Prussian province of East Prussia The moment will come when Rolshevist armies will
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
DECLARES CONQUEST OF POLAND YES RUIN OF ALL EUROPE
Allies Insist on Terms Reds Rejected in Insulting Note
 to Great Britain
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(hssoeisted Press Lea:ed Wrs)
 eOUlOGNE, July 27-Pren,- iers Lloyd George and MilIerand determined at their conference
 here today to stand by the ori- GinaI plan for reace conference
 with thc hDsslsr soviets. Tn-y also outli1:j execution e the ii
 nancial pas 9: the coal arrange 'nent with Germany.
 Mir. lIoyd George ac ,c.pted in ke main N. aiilIerands ; views and it was decided Great 3rita n choUld repy to the So ;e: de. fnands fo- an nir.crnationai confer ..nce that 1t cruld not take place u- less the BoIsheviki reversed
 heir attitude and agreed to dis. cuss peace with Poland, and that Russia and 'he borde- stat.s should attend.
 Should Moscow accept these condi ions. then NJ. Millerand will be con suited by Great Britain and he will lay down conditions necessary fol recognition of the soviets. This at titude is taken to insure Poland not being overwhelmed by facing the alone.
 Regarding advances to Germany agreed on at Spa in the coal agree ment, it was determined Germany should deliver to the reparations com by September l, German treasury bonds valued at 6O,OOO,0O' gold marks, bearing per cent inter est and maturing May 1, 1921. whicf may be sold or used as collateral as
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
PO|NDEXTER|S
 REAL UP MIST

CHICAGO. July 27.-Capture of six senate seats now held by western Democrats will be undertaken by the Republicans this fall, Senator Poin- dexter, chairman of the Republican senatorial committee, announced at national headquarters today.
 The six Democrats are Marcus A. Smith, Arizona; J. D. Phelan. CalifOr- nia; John F. Nugent. Idaho; c. B. Henderson. Nevada: c. E. Chamber lain. Oregon and Edwin s. Johnson. South Dakota.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
AMEs RESIGNS

WASHINGTON, July 27. Judge c. B. Ames. assistant to the attorney general since June, 1918. and in charge of the governments case in the coa. strike injunction proceed ings. has rendered his resignation to President Wilson effective August 31.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28

tured the Zbrucz bridgehead Voloc- aysk, east of Tarnopol.. which had been defended by the Poles for more brings additional Red troops to east ern Galicia. The capture was made the day the Soviets forwarded their acceptance of the Polish armistice proposals.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
HAYDENS GO NORTH

PHOENIX, July 27.-Representative and Mrs. Carl Hayden, who have been here since the Democratic convention at San Francisco, expect to leave Friday for a trip through the north ern part of the state. and will have a cottage at Flagstaff until the end of summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
COX INSISTS IN. PUBLICITY. IN EXPENDITURE. IF CANDIDATES
Democratic Nominee Makes Big Hole in His Speech
 of Acceptance
CAMPAIGN FUNDS TO
 FIGURE IN ADDRESS,
Pomerene says G. o. P. Has Plenty of Money Despite
 Limit of 5000
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 DAYTON, O., July 27.-- Governor Cox today made what he termed a "big hole" in the work of drafting his address of acceptance and also had a long conference with Senator Pomerene of Ohio. regarding contin- uance of the senate investigation of campaign expenditures.
 The governor learned that Sena- tor Kenyon, Republican, the investi- gating committees chairman, re- questing continuance of the inquiry. Mir. Pomerene, who is Democratic committee member, said he had not a reply but had no doubt but that the investigation would proceed.
 investigation Justified
 "The investigation is justified" said Senator Pomerene, after his wis it.
 Asked regarding Governor CoX's charges-sthat the Republicans were raising campaign funds sufficient ito shock the sensibilities of the nation" Senator Pomerene said:
 Some months ago there were rl- mors reaching the committee of ef forts to underwrite both campaigns. These have, to some extent, been confirmed The rumors applied to both Republicans and Democrats. but particularly to the Republicans. The public has a right to know If any ex- cessive amounts are contributed or expended"
 G. o. p. Has Funds
 When Senator Pomerene was re- minded that Chairman Hays of the Republican national committee lad ordered a limit of s1000 on individr ual campaign contributions, Senator Pomerene said the Republicans ap- parently had plenty of money while the Democratic national campaign treasury, he said, shows a red ink" balance.
 Governor Cox gave the impression to some visitors that campaign ex-
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Have you the finest ''for sale" bargain ever heard o. That won't sell it. Some one who is in the market for that particular thing must know about it. The quickest and most economical way to reach that person is through our Classified Section. Let a Review Want Ad do it. Phone 39.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
COPPER PRICES

Engineering & Mining Journal
 Quotations
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-28
SEEK SCHAUER
and Van RYAN
!. FOR PL0W CITY
Dundee.Marino Bout Called on and
Promoters Hasten to Secure
5 ST. Paul Pair.

Emil Thirty, manager of Mike
Dundee, has cancelled the match
arranged for the night Of July 2 in
Moline between Mike and Sammy
Marine OF New York. and the Mo-
line post OF the American Legion
is hot after Johnny Schauer Of st.
Paul and his fellow townsman, AL
Van Ryan, to provide the windup
attraction.
Thirty stated he has Mike booked
for Denver and that the little Rock
Island bantam must leave for tie
western city Immediately. The
Moline post claims Emil is backing
down on his agreement without
any legitimate excuse.
AS soon as Thirty announced Mike
would not appear, the promoters
got busy on the wire to st. Paul and
1t is likely that the negotiations
will be completed satisfactorily to-
day. Schauer and Van Ryan are
said to entertain a wholesome
grudge against each other, SO that
q 10-round argument ought to
prove rare treat.
Buck Timothy and Emmett Shee-
han will 80 six rounds in the semi
windup.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-28
MANY ENTRIES IN
RACING REVIVAL,
AUGUST 16 TO 81

Entries in two additional early
closing events tof the Mississippi
valley fair and exposition in Dayen-
port, Aug. 1871. bring the total
number Of harness nags 50 far
placed In the racing game revival
here this summer to 81.
The last two Of the early closing
events to fill are the 2::14 trot for
the Hotel Blackhawk purse OF
81, 900 added money and the 2:20
pace for $500 added money. En-
tries for the late closing events,
closing Aug. s, are expected to
bring the total number Of harness
nags to over IT'S.
Erection Of the new ampitheatre
with seating capacity Of 5000 per-
sons, will be completed in few
days. Speed barns are already un-
der roof.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-28
IElN RETURNS TOMORROW
BILL HARLEY IS SLATED 10
ASSUME DUTIES OF MAllleER|


A chance to sss the Islan1sea
perform under The. new manage.
ship Of Bill Harley viii b AFFORD
"a Rock Island fans for the nexe
three days. Harley b due to i'm
the club here tomorrow upoa ~
return from the round trip whtce
In every respect might b labelee
disastrous. Harley viii b "a =
one OF the outnsld positions.
Rockford comes along to Oppose
the Islanders for the three dayA
Tuesday, Wednesday and ThalD1ay.
Remember the contests start q
ais O'Clock. After this series tho
team goes to Cedar Rapids cvef
Sunday, returning Monday to meee
Moline in q pair Of games ut Brown
ing field in observance Of Independ-
ence day.
Omcials OF the Rock Island Fans
association are making no seeree
Of the financial condition Of fhe
clubs treasury. With almost hale
OF the home games played, Z pre-
carious balance 70 being maintain
ed. Attendance must pick up &
the clubs nose Is to remain above
water. Unless the money II Obt1in-
ed through the gates. it may b
necessary for the ofilcfals to 60 out
again and solicit funds, sell tick
ets or something OF this order.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-28
fgpscsaI to The Argus),

ESPECIAL to The Argus),
ockSprd. Ill. June Is. Tho II
M sTac,ousIy donated Rock
ball game yesterday BY a
= q : TO !. The tying score
chee1ed up n the eighth when
IN mnffed Nurphy's toaa for 1
double-play and the winning
E0as counted In the tenth on
S1on's error and O,Neill's
Outside Of that the game
3 nice pitchers battle between
II and Smith.
tockson Doled q home run over
left field fence In the fourth In
= for the only score of the game
Rock Island. In fact after that
other islander greeted third
V.
With one gone In the eighth In
e. Sorenson tripled to left CEN
J and Foelsch walked. Young
] 4 grounder to Murphy. but Ben
- let the shortstop's toss slip
nay from him and Sorenson eros
q the plate with the tying run. A
able play on the ground ball was
D1ctically . certainty.
'Borsnson started the works for
Sckford again in the tenth. He
|hsled over third and went around
l third when Glockson muffed
)lnson's throw ! off Foelsch 3
DDunder and came home with the
ming run when O,Neil baked.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-28
BUTLER FIRST
IN JUMP Event
Former Rock Island High School
Star Leaps % Feet Ok Inches
ut Chicago.

Sol Butler Of Dubuque college,
former Rock Island high school
athlete, placed first in the broad
jump at the Olympic tryouts in Chi
cago Saturday with leap of % feet
9h inches. Sol easily outdistanced
his competitors. Sol will be one OF
those who compete in the Olympic
finals at Cambridge, Mass, July II
At the inter-allied games in Paris
last summer Butler leaped "a feet
8 inches and he is expected to bet
ter this mark If pushed. The worlds
record is "a feet IL inches.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-28

EDWARDS-A wet nurse.
Palmer-A marcel wave.
HITCHCOCK-A piece Of
rope e..
BRYAN-The old bull.
NILSON-Himself.
COX-A straight eorkserew.
N'ADOO-A VlctrOla (@s).
GERARD-A rabbits foot
GLASS-A cake Of Bon Amt
DAVIS-Ditto Gerard.
MEREDITH Ditto Gerard.
sOWEN-Dftto Gerard.
GLOSSARY
(s)-Goat escaped when
asked to run for vice PRECEDENT.
(ss)-@His masters voice"
Delegate Hi Roller Of Whoopie,
Mont, says he Is 50 accustomed to
vice in his community that he
wouldn't mind being president.
Bill Bryan must be thinking Of
nAkiAg the ocean his headquarters.
SCone On In-The Water ID Fine"
Il his slogan.
CALIFORNIA CHICKENS SHOW
THE TRUE WESTERN SPIRIT.
THEY TAKE YOU FOR ALL YOU
ARE WORTH.
Some delegates won't motoring to