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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24
SOCIALISTS OF U. s. SUPPORT
 RUSSIAN REDS
Condemn Poles for Fighting and Confirm Delegates to
 InternatiOnale
(4uceiatr5 Presl Leased Hirrl


 PITTSBURG. Pa Aug 23. The Socialist party of America went on record as opposed to the Socialist party of Poland according to a state ment issued today bv the party's eX- ecutive committee in answer to the support of the Polish cause.
 The Polish Socialist party is re- garded by the American party "as an organization that is serving the Chauvinist regime in Warsaw" the statement said. and continued:
 There can be no understanding with such an organization. that has so grossly betrayed the ideals of in- ternational socialism. IL has become a tool Of the imperialist victors of the entente
 Seymour Stedman of Chicago, can-s didate for vice president on the SO- cialist ticket. in a statement urged the election of Socialist candidates at the elections in the New York as- sembly districts September 6. He condemned the busting of the Social istS from the New York legislature.
 Selection of three men desig- mated at the party's convention at New York last May to act as tentative delegates to the Third
 Internationale, was reconfirmed today. They are James o'Neal and Algernon Lee of New York, and ]. E. Cohen Of Philadelphia. 1t was announced that these men in accompaniment with Ales-a- der Tratchtenbereer of New ork would go to Russia to stud con ditions if passports could be ob- tainsd.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24
CAMPAIGN BOARD TO ACCOUNTING
 FROM PARTY CHIEFS
Governor Says He Will Tell the Public of Republican Collections and Will Furnish Senators With All Facts in His Possession; Has Nothing to Conceal
 from Inqusitors Election Expense
rhssoriated Fress Leased Wire)


 CHICAGO. Aug. Ex-Governor Cox Democratic nominee, probably will be subpoenaed and compelled to appear before the senate campaign commit. tee which today announced plans for Investigating the campaigns of both parties. unless he comes of his own free will, a member of the commit. tee told the Associated Press tonight
 This member of the committee said its members felt that Governor Cox must prove his charges that the Re publicans were raising a S15.000 900 campaign fund or withdraw them and that the committee was prepared to go to any length to obtain evidence in the matter.
 No official subpoena would be is- sued however, until the committee meets next Monday.
 If Governor Cox has not given us a satisfactory reply by that time, l feel certain a subpoena would be is sued" he said.
 Senator Reed said he had not re- ceived an answer to his telegram to Governor Cox up to o'clock tonight. The statement was made when members of the committee were shown dispatches quoting Governor Cox as saying he saw no use in ap- bearing before the committee, al though he would furnish it with evi- dence but felt that he should be al- lowed to do so when he saw fit"
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IS
 BARRED OUT OF
 AMERICAN PORT
Former Secret Service Man Must Prove Citizenship
 Before Entry
Cor,esbondent Logan S Bryan

JUAREZ, Mex, Aug. g. - Dr. Paul B. Altendorf, former secret agent in Mexico for the United States, ordered deported from Mexico as a "pelnic- cious foreigner" remained tonight on Mexican soil because officials of his adopted country would not permit him entry until he could show proof of American citizenship.
 Altendorf arrived here this morning from Mexico City under guard of two Mexican army officers who still kept him in their custody while trying to get United States officials to allow him to cross the Rio Grande.
 Altendorf said his latest trip into Mexico was made under the auspices Of American insurance companies and that he had located a Berman in Mex ico who was responsible for the Kingston island and Black Tom ex- plosions on the Atlantic coast in 1917 when millions of dollars worth of munitions were destroyed and many lives lost This German, ac- cording to Altendorf, went to Mexico soon after the explosions. Finding of the alleged perpetrator of the ex- plosions. Altendorf said. will be the means of making Germany pay for the property loss involved and set ting for the lives lost
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24

in the face of much misrepresenta- ton, to restore communication be- tween Russia and the world outside. Therefore, with profound regret they have just heard that the soviet gov ernment. despite repeated assurances to the contrary. given officially on their behalf in London, have sought to impose on Poland conditions in compatible with national indepen- dence.
 "The government of Poland is bas- ed on the choice of the whole adult male people of the country without distinction of class and this sOcalled civil army to be drawn from one class only. which is referred to in the fourth condition of the soviet terms.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24
L.4ssociates Fye,s Les,rd WfrJ

DAYTON. O., Aug g. - Develop ments in connection with his charge that 'slush fund" of S15. .OOO. GOO was being raised for the Republican cam paign. and personal affairs today en- gagged Governor Cox.
 He received a message from Sena tor Kenyon. Republican. Iowa. chair man of the senate campaign fur1 .l- vestigating committee. reQuesfi h. formation.
 No reply was made by tha gover- nor as he had sent Senator Reed of Missouri. Democratic member of the committee. a message promising tO transmit information soon.
 Has Further Facts
 In addition to the information to be given the committee. Governor Cox said that he would make public other facts in future addresses.
 Declaring that he did not expect to testify before the senate committee. Governor Cox said:
 q will send matter to the com
 mittee later. All of the informa-
 tion 1 have will be given to the
 public, and therefore 1 don't see
 any use in going before the com
 nittee. l think also, that the
 committee will recognize that as
 candidate l should give it out in
 such a manner as l see fit. but
 l have no disposition. of coure. to
 conceal anything from them that
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24
FOUR DAYS FOR
 REGISTRATION
 FOR PRIMARIES
Voters Hasten to Record Names Before Closing
 of the Books
f.4ssortotca P,e,4 Leased YiyeJ

PHOENIX, Aug. 23. - With only four days remaining for registration prior to the primaries. voters in all counties of the state were being urg- ed today to register before the clos. ing of the books. Reports receveG here from a number of the county seats indicated larger registrations this year than ever before. but with many of both sexes, eligible to vote, holding off from registration.
 Figures published today from the recorders office of Maricopa county showed total registration up to date of 20,234, but it was said there were hundreds who had not registered, and a last day rush was being prepared for.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24
Mine Workers of
 Four States Plan
 to Demand Raises
L4ssociated Press Leased Wi,eJ

PITTSBURGH. Kans., Aug. 23. - Kansas, Missouri Oklahoma and Ar kansas coal miners. comprising dis trictS 14, 21 and 9, United Mine Workers of America will ask an in crease in wages, the amount to be decided at conference of the dis trict officials in Kansas City We'd nesday. it was announced tonight by Alexander Howatt. president of dis trict IA.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24
TWO DIE IN FLAMES

TOLEDO. O., Aug 23. - Two men are known to be dead. another is miss ing and two city firemen are in hos pitals following fire and explosion in the plant of the Toledo Seed and Oil company tonight. One of the dead is William Jensen. engineer, who af- ter turning in the alarm entered the building and was burned 10 death. The other body has not been identi- fled
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24
Railroads Lessen
 the Freight Jam
f1,-orinfed P,es, Lcascd W'irsJ

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S. - The greatest improvement in the. car shortage situation since June is be- ing accomplished by the railroads of the country, the Railroad Car Serv- ice Commission declared tonight. Commercial freight loaded during the week which ended August ' conpris- ed 942 900 cars. compared with 914.- 900 during the previous week and S72.OO0 for the corresponding period in 1919.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24
PLANES ENDING FLIGHT

NOME. Aug. 2S.-Four army air planes. en route to this city from Mineols, N r.. left Ruby. Alaska, this afternoon at 3:1O o'clock and were expected here at 5:30 a. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24
British Premier Finds President
 Is Inconsistent

LUCERNE, Aug. 23. Premier Lloyd George. replying to a question of \e newspaper correspondents, said he considered President Wilson's present polisy as regards Russia, as inconsistent, with his declaration with regard to the Prinkipo confer ence.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24
New Self Determined
 Nation, Goes Red
l4,,cr,o,e1 r,e,, teI.e4 W,rej

NEW YORK, Aug 2S.-The soviet republic of Azerbaidjan." born of a Bolshevik revolution headed by Dr. Sultanoff a Kurd. and not Armenia. permitted the passage Of Bolshevik troops to Baku. Anotolia 10 join Mustapha Kemal Pasha, Turkish Ma tionalist leader. the Near East Re lief declared in a statement tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24
HAVE RUSSIANS TRAPPED

HAVE RUSSIANS TRAPPED
 WARSAW, Aug. 23.-The Rus sian Bolshevik forces are react Ing virtually along the whole line in an effort to save the remnants of the Red army, but so far they have been easily frusHated by the Poles.
 On the north there is heavy fighting in the region of MIawa, and Soldau. Forced to face two Polish armies, one advancing from Modin and the other from Graudenz, the Bolsheviki are making desperate efforts to ex- tricate their advanced guards, some of whom have ventured as far as Eylau and Plonsk. The Red losses In prisoners in this region have amounted to 11,000 In two days.
 The attempt of the Reds to break he Polish lines on the Przasnysh- -Rozany road and cross the Narew river has failed. Polish troops up the right bank of the Narew threw back the Bolsheviki to the north. Meanwhile the main body of the Poles, advancing from Warsaw, occupied all the territory in the fork of the Bug and the Narew.
 The only chance of the Bolshe- wiki Is to open passage in the direction of Ostrolenka and lom- "a, so as to get through to Bialy- stok and Grodno. The Polish troops accordingly are hastenin1 their march toward ostrolenka and Lomza while the Polish cav airy, which has reached the up- per waters of the NareW already has cut the road between Lomza and BiaIystok.
 The battle now beginning on the middle Narew is likely to decide the fate of all the Red forces between Ihe Narrow and Prussian frontier.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24

LONDON. Aug. 23. - Lord Mayor Terence MacSweeney of Cork. in jail in London on hunger strike, was re ported weaker today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24
BOLSHEVIKT ARE BETWEEN CONVERGING FORCES AND
 WHIPPED ON ALL FRONTS
Defenders Take Key City That Blocks Road to Safety of Trotzky's Beaten Divisions; Haller's Men Dig in on Frontier: Entire Invading Force Is Near
 Total Humiliation or Surrender
(Assoeiof.d Prsss Leassd WireJ

Associated PrssS LeG-1j Wire)
 COPENHAGEN Aug. 23.-The Poles have recaptured Bialystck after desperate resistance by the Reds, says a dispatch to the saw.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24

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COPPER PRICES

Engineering & Mining Journal
 Quotations Week ending Aug. lS-.--ls.395s For Month Of July--------------lS.I'G
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-24

ARIZONA - Tuesday and "Wednesday fair; little change in temperature.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-09
Armistice Day for
World War Heroes

Armistice day, 1920, will not
present the boisterous features
that characterized it in 1918. This
year. it will resemble a memorial
and to that end President Wilson
has issued an order directing that
on Sunday, November II, the
United States flag shall be dis
played at half mast at all military
posts, naval stations, on vessels
and on buildings of the United
States :'as a token of the nations
participation in the memorial SER
vices held for the heroic American
sailors, marines and others
who gave their lives to their coun.
try in the world war;"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-09
ton of tariff to make possible the pro-
duction of war minerals in this country

ton of tariff to make possible the pro-
duction of war minerals in this country
The conference of oil flotation users
will be addressed by, among others, Gil
bert H. Montague, New York, and G..
L. Nye, Denver, attorneys for the
American Mining Congress. and Alfred
D. Cook, director of the Minerals Sep
aration North American corporation,
New York
| The labor situation will be handled by
weIl-known authorities on the subject,
such as Gov. Henry J Allen of Kan
sas; DR.. Charles "A. Eaton, editor OF
Leslie's Magazine; James Lord, presi
dent of the mining department of the
American Federation of Labor, Wash
ington, D. c.; United States Senator
Charles S. Thomas; William Wiley of
Sharpless, w. Va: Carl Scho z. man
ager of the Raleigh Wyoming Coal
company of Wests Virginia; DR.. E w.
Parker of Philadelphia and Geo. Wolfe.
of the Winding Gulf Operators associ-
alton.
The general program contains, among
others, the following speakers and sub
jects: Hon. Henry ], Allen, governor of
Kansas, 1.-THE Right of Labor to Strike;;"
Chas. A. Chase, manager of the Lib
erty Bell mines, Telluride, Col, 1.-The
Colorado Open Shop Declaration" DR..
Chas. A. Eaton, editor of Leslie's
Weekly, present and Prospective Re-
lations Between Capital and Labor"
James Lord, president of the mining
division of the American Feder stion of
Labor, "Organized Labor and Its Rela-
tion to the Mining Industry;" DR.. Arthur
L. Murray, United States Bureau of
Mines. THE Efficiency of Mine Labor
in Relation to Health Conservation"
DIR. Il. w. Parker, director of the An
thracite Bureau of Information, Phila-
delphia, "What Happened to Anthra-
cite in l920;" Henry ]. Pierce, Seattle.
Civilization of Mountain Streams in
the Reduction Of Operating Costs"
Hon. Charles S. Thomas, United States
Senator from Colorado, Industrial
Honesty" Edward Terrell, executive
director of the Water Power League of
Am rica; George Wolfe, secretary Of
the Winding Gulf Operators associa-
tion, West Virginia. "A Survey of the
Conditions of Operation and Production
in the Open Shop Districts" w. M.
Wiley. Sharpless. West Virginia, "The
Sacredness ,of the Contract" Gen. L.
c. Boyle, Washington. D. c., "The
Right Of Business to Combine Under
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-09
J. H. Robson Is
A Loyal Citizen

]. II. Robeson, defeated candi-
date for the office of represen' a
tive from this district, proves his
loyalty by stating in the Siflings-
News office that every citizen of
Clear Greek county should show
his loyalty by getting behind
every candidate chosen by the peo-
pie, and support the present ad-
ministration. This is the kind of
a spirit to show.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-09
MEETING OF THE
MINING CONGRESS
CONTINUED from page u
and Metallury. The labor situation
will also be fully discussed

and Metallury. The labor situation
will also be fully discussed.
About sixty speakers of more or less
national eminence are scheduled for the
week, each recognized authority on his
particular subisct.
The Gold Producers conference will
he addressed by Cong Louis T..
McFadden, father of the gold bill now
awaiting congressional action, Gov.
Emmett D. Boyle, of Nevada; Hon.
Fletcher McHamilton, state mineraIo-
aist of California, W. B. Phelps. mana
ger of the Tom Reed Gold mines Oat-
man, Ariz; DR.. Miner Roberts, dean of
the College Of Mines, University of
Washington; Or. Henry NJ Parks. di-
sector of the Oregon Bureau of Com
Merce and Geology; Mr.. George E. Col
hns, NJ. E., Denver. Mr.. B. Yates, sup
eript tend,n mt Of the Homestake Mines
Deadwood, s. D.; DR.. Harold N. Lawrie
chief of the division of Rare and Pre-
cious Metals of The American Mining
Congress.
The National Standardization confer
ence is in charge of Col. Warren R.
Roberts. of Chicago, chairman of the
Coal division. and Mr. Charles A. Mitke
of Bisbse, Ariz.. chairman of the metal
division. A number of experts of stand
Hrdization will take part in the pre-
ceedings.
The conference on Taxation i s in
charge of Robert G. Wilson. director of
eheJTax division of the American Mining
congress, and committee, of which
Paul Armitage of New York, chairman
Of the Tax committee or the American
Mining Congress, is chairman. Among
the speakers are DIR. r. q. Allen, vice
president of the Lake Superior Iron
Ore association, Cleveland; DR.. George
E. Holmes, author of Holmes on Taxa
Eon;" Hon. Robert N. Miller, former
y general counsel of tee Industrial Re-
venue bureau: VIM. B. Cover, manager
sf the United Verde Mining coming;
a. P. Ramstedt. of the Hercules Mines
Idaho, and Cass Fisher, petroleum tax
expert. Denver. The discussions will
be in the form of "round table" talks.
The conference on War Minerals will
deal with the failure Of the War Miner
Als Relief commission to recognize al
Seged legitimate claims and the ques
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-09
Our Assortment of Clear
Havana

Seed and Havana and domestic ci-
gars include the following we'll
known brands: Olinda, Ell Empo-
ria, Van Dyke, Harvester, Chan.
cellor, Robert Burns, Tom Moore,
Muriel, M. and O., Dry Climate, La
Azora. Our stock of cigarettes
consists of all the leading brands.
MoBRIDE's DRUG STORE.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-09

Government Supervision" Walter Cor
don Merritt, New York city, Contract
by Law" Arthur hoffman, Bisbee, Ar
izona, Conditions of Labor and Pro
duction in Arizona"
An educational exhibit of mining ma
chinery and equipment will be held in
connection with the convention.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-09

The Denver Post delivered at
your door for 65 cents per month.
Subscriptions taken at the Sift
ings-News Office, or phone Idaho
28.J.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-09
Shakespeare Club

The Shakespeare club met this
afternoon with Mrs. J. A. Town.
send on Colorado street, with a
good attendance.
Arabia aud Persia were studied j.,
and the papers on the subject
showed careful preparation. The
following was the program:
Roll Call-Quotations fro m
Ru baiyat.
With Lawrence in Arabia
Mrs. Hill.
Mahommed--Mrs. Roberts.
"Womau of the Desert'-Mrs
Gleason.
Solving the Persian Problem
Mrs. Varney.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-09
Red Gross

The Clear Greek county chapter,
American Red Gross, will hold its
annual meeting for the election Of
officers and other business on Sat-
urday, Nov. ID, at s p. m, at city
hall.
IDA E. PIKE, Chairman.
MARGARET ROBINS, Secretary.
1922
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-09

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Double house, 5 rooms each, mo-
dern. live in one side, rent the
other, a nice little investment.
Can be had at a bargain. If in
terested, see the L. A. Hafer Inv.
Co. 2l5-15th Ave.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-09

Try the Denver Post for all the
news. Delivered at your door for
65 cents per mouth. Subscribe at
the Siftings-N News Office, or phone
Idaho 2S-J.
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The Denver Post has not raised,
and you can still get it for IS
cents per month delivered. Sub
scriptions taken at the Siftines-
News Office. Phone Idaho ISL.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-09

-Siftings-News twice a week.
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