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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
6
The Japanese foreign office has directed Minister Obata in Peking to reopen talks with the Chinese government on returning Shantung province to China. The move, reported as semi official, signals Japan’s readiness to settle the issue.
The Linton Hotel announces price hikes due to high supply costs. Meal tickets rise to 10 dollars, transient meals to 75 cents, and bed rates to 1 dollar, effective May 1. Z Norman, proprietor.
Due to high food costs the City Hotel raises prices for meals and lodging. Meal tickets will cost $10, transient meals 75 cents, and beds $1.00 after May 1. Prop. Mrs. J. Schenkenberger.
Johnson backers announce a recount demand for New Jersey after a conference of Johnson leaders cited reports that he was counted out. General Wood led Johnson by 672 votes with 53 precincts heard. recount to cover Camden Morris Essex and Gloucester counties.
A Japanese war office communique states Tokko A strong Bolshevik force bombarded Habarovsk. Air raids heavily damaged railway lines north of Nikolsk as part of a campaign aimed at the Amur capital Khabarovsk, seat of the Littoral province government.
London reports Polish air forces bombing Kiev as they advance with Polish troops into Volhynia and Podolia, killing 10 and wounding 14. Simultaneously General Wrangel’s forces clash with Soviet armies in Crimea claiming a severe defeat and many prisoners.
Brunswick Tires emphasize high standards, extensive expertise, and careful quality controls dating from 1845. The article touts a masterful team, unanimous adoption of improvements, and a superior tire at no higher cost than similar brands, inviting readers to try Brunswick for a new tire experience.
Atlantic City officials report the Chamber of Commerce of the United States adopted a stance for constructive Americanism and urged peace treaty enactment without delay. It opposed a soldiers cash bonus while supporting immediate provision for disabled or sick soldiers or dependents. The plan links production growth to economic stability and limits government in business sectors.
In Chicago Judge K M Landis imposed a 25 second sentence on Jesse Nash for tampering with the mails. Nash admitted obtaining possession of letters from his wife to another man and displayed them in court before the judge set the penalty.
Dowser heiress of Allis-Chalmers, identified by Milwaukee police and Chicago authorities, vanished on April 20 after bidding farewell to a sister in Milwaukee. Relatives say heartbreak over fiancé departure prompted the disappearance.
President Wilson announced the withdrawal of Theodore E. Burton from the United States Tariff Commission at Burton's request. The move ends Burton's appointment and clears the way for a new selection.
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