03 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1920
Page
1
A long established bank proclaims 92 years of experience delivering careful prompt service and intelligent attention to details. It highlights a network of bank correspondents at leading commercial centers and its continued high standard of splendid service to the business public. Assets amount to 2,900,000.00.
The Amsekaltet Prong of Tokio replies to the United States, amplifying recent World Powers statements on occupying points in the Saghajin district. It is understood there will be no refrain from carrying out military arrangements already made, though the occupation is described as temporary.
Abby Scott Baker, chairman of the National Woman's Party, told Governor Cox that Tennessee will likely reject suffrage unless efforts are intensified. She plans to urge Senator Harding to back the cause as well, making a similar request tomorrow.
London reports that the Irish bill proposes that two Crown tribunals in Ireland be replaced by a court martial with powers to settle civil disputes impose fines bind offenders to keep the peace and oversee duties of the Crown tribunals in Ireland the wording suggests sweeping military jurisdiction in civil matters.
A vintage advertisement claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restores women's health and fertility. It features testimonials from mothers like Mrs. Jovios Hasta urging others to publish letters supporting the product's effects on nerves, health, and successful pregnancies. The copy emphasizes restoring normalcy and enabling more women to have healthy babies.
The Associated Prana reports state primaries in Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas focusing on Prohibition and League of Nations issues. Senator Gore's war record figures in Oklahoma where Ferris seeks re election. Missouri features Senate campaign disclosures and wet dry League splits. Kansas centers on Governor Allen's bid for re election.
Moscow wireless reports say envoys were sent back as Bolshevik troops sweep across Poland. Warsaw and London note a provisional government formed. Americans at consulate overwhelmed seeking passports amid mounting rebel activity near Lemberg and Smolensk fronts.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a baby christening atop a steel skeleton structure, with workers gathered on a slender perch high above the street. Mentions of a minister, ironworkers, and a parishioner list confuse names and places, reflecting a garbled report from a steel yard scene.
Wheat prices surged sharply as European war talk spread, jumping sixteen cents in a single hour. Traders watched after brief reports from Chicago and European markets indicated possible demand shifts.
Fragmentary OCR describes nations, presidents, and a damaged cargo scene. It references Morocco Britain and a Saturday event with leaking cargo and a damaged forebody. No clear identities or outcomes are established.
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