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MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
OUTER WARSAW FORTS UNDER
BOLSHEVIK GUNS
London, Aug. 8—The outer forts
of Warsaw have been under bombard
ment In the Soviet heavy artillery
I since Friday, according to a wireless
dispatch from Berlin reaching London
t day. The Foies, the dispatch savs,
are returning the Uolshoviki fire.
Bolsheviki Refuse British Armistics
Proposals
Hythe, England, Aug. 8—The Bol
shcviki government has refused the
proposal contained in Great Britain’s
latest note to conclude a ten day truce
with Poland. As a result, Britain and
France are greatly concerned over the
prospect that the Bolsheviki aim <0
capture Warsaw and set up a Soviet
government in Poland.
This was learned from an official
sotirce tonight, following an announce
, ment at the conclusion of the confer
ence on Poland between Lloyd George
and Premier Millerand of France, held
here today, that the conference will be
continued tomorrow, when the pre
miers’ will pass upon the naval, mili
tary «and economic plans to save Po
land from Bolsheviki subjugation.
The plans are being drawn up tonight
by Field Marshal Foch and General
Wilson chief of the British imperial
In British-French circles It is open
ly admitted that the Polish situation
has brought about a crisis second in
i gravity only to that developing in Aug.
1921. The Bolsheviki are plainly bent
on the complete conquest of Poland
and the Allies have decided to give
Poland military, naval and economic
| rowign Legations Leave Warsaw as
Defense Forts Fall
Warsaw, Aug. 9—The Russians are
today battering down the forts form
ing the center of Warsaw’s outer de
fenses and an attack upon the city
proper is only a matter of hours..
All legations In Warsaw left for
Posen last night. John Campbell
White, Secretary, and J. Pierpont
Moffatt, third secretary of the Amer
ican legation and the American mili
tary attaches will remain in Warsaw
for the present the rest of the
! legation personnel have left the city.
| A few American Red Cross and Y. M.
|C. A. workers also remained in the
j Allies Agree On Plans To Meet Polish
Russo Crisis
Hythe. England. Aug. 9—The Al
lied conference here reached a com
plete agreement this morning on plans
for dealing with the Russo-Polish
They include reimposition of the
blockade against Soviet Russia by sea
and land but on the advise of the Al
lied experts, no Allied jnilltary force
will be employed.
The Allies, although loath to admit
the fact, feel that there is little to hope
of saving Warsaw from the Rolsheviki.
Indeed the view obtains that even the
question of saving Poland is not the
main issue. The main problem facing
ttie Allied Premiers is the defense of
In British fiscal circles it is de
clared that the intention of the Bo!
sheviki of gaining possession of Po
land is becoming clearer every hour.
The prevailing impression *mong Brit,
ish and French officials is that the
Soviet government^ hopes through the
Polish offensive to firmly establish the
Rolsheviki at the doors of the Western
DENVER STRIKERS
INSIST ON COMPLIANCE
WITH THEIR TERMS
Denver, Aug. 9—The striking car
moo of the Denver Tramway Company
at a mass meeting tocjay declined to
Resume work until the company offi
cials agree to their demands that they
be allowed to resume their duties in %
body. The strikers also insist that
the company must discharge Its strike
breakers. So far the company has
refused to treat with the union com
SAILORS AND POLICE
BATTLE AT REVERE, MASS.
Revere, Mass., Aug. 9—Five sail
ors were severely Injured and a score'
received minor injuries in a battle at
Revere Beach last night between Met
roj>olitan Park police barricaded In
their station and several hundred at
tacking sailors, marines and soldiers.
,Tho battle was precipitated by an
attempt of the police to arrest a sailor
for drunkeness, raged for two hours
and was only Qtielled when troops,
assisted by sailors and police from ad
Jolning. cities, aided the beleagured of.
FATHER OF ALASKA
GOVERNOR DEAD
Washington, Aug. 9—Thos. Riggs,
father of Thos. Riggs Jr. governor
of Alaska, died hero Saturday at the
eighty eight
CHURCH PRELATE FORCIBLY
BARRED FROM IRELAND
Queenstown, Inland, Aug. 9— An
tirclihishop, hound for Ireland and
bent. according to British flaims. on
stirring up more trouble, it is stated,
was forcibly taken from the steam
ship Baltic and conveyed t«. Cherbourg
France, by the destroyer Wolverine,
which did not return to port with other
destroyers which met the Baltic off
Queenstown shortly before her arrival
CANADIAN COPS BATTLE
WITH TRAIN BANDITS
Bellevue. Alta, Aug. 9—Mounted
policeman I'sher, provincial policeman
Bailey and A. Basharoff. a bandit,
were shot dead in the streets here tn
da> in a running gun fight.
Two other bandits made their es
cape. one of them badly wounded. The
men were being sought by the polie.
in connection with the recent ho* In :
up of a Canadian Pacific train.
AMERICAN SOLDIER DEAD
RETURNED TO U S
New York, Aug. 9—With the l>o<:i• *
of 1.575 American soldiers who :.»r
their lives in Europe during the war.
the transport Antigone arrived nip
today from Danzig, Antwerp, Brest
SAYS TREATY AND LEAGUE
NEVER BE RATIFIED
Spokane. Aug. 9—Vice President
Marshall, in an interview on his h
rival here today, expressed the la -
the League of Nations will ne\ . r !„■
ratified by the I’nited States.
WALSH ACCEPTS CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIP
Helena, Mon. .Aug. 9—-Senate
Walsh has telegraphed Chairman
White of the Democratic Nation I
Committee accepting the chairman
ship of the senatorial campaign com
mittee.
TUESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
BOLSHEVIK WAR FLEET GOES
SUDDENLY TO SF.A
Berlin. Aug. 10—The Bu'.-.hcviki
Baltic battle fleet has gum* to .sea
hound for some unknown dcstinati >n.
according to reports nrrivimr here
Br'tish Warships To Assist in Russian
Blockade
Copenhagen, Denmark. \av. 10—
A formidable British warship squadron
steamed Into Danish whterr. today un
der orders to participate in the Allied
blockade of 11.i • ;i'..
Poland Accepts Rumanian Mintary Aid
Berlin. Aug. 10—Poland lias accept
ed Rumania'-? offer of mi!:atr> assist
ance in repelling the Bolshevik!, ac
cording to Rumanian advic ••?. < r > 1
legiments of Rumanian iroopv are oa
the hard n-essed l'ples.
British Labor Against Allied-Soviet
London, Aug. 10—War between the
Allies and Soviet Russia over Poland
would be “an intolerable crime against
humanity” and British labor has warn
ed the government that "organized la
bor-will he used to defeat such a war."
This decision, which has caused a
parent sensation throughout England,
was decided at a meeting of the lead
ers of British organized labor today.
French R R
lotions st.itinj? their intent; >n
hopeful of pfi-.seiA ii'- pi in " I* i
of Commons this afternoon in 1;
ROOSEVELT DEFENDS LEAGUE
IN ACCEPTANCE SPEECH
My «h» I’ark. New York. Auk. I
“The League of Nations is a praet
solution of u practical situation.
const it lit ion of tin*
amended for the ninet
Roosevelt said in his s|
formalJy accepting tin
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