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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1920
Page
4
In Aug 10 reports from Pa a man shot while fleeing from the scene of an incident. Carmine di wt hospital confirms the victim’s admission and ongoing treatment. A suspect, Joseph Tauva of Los ent here, surrendered to local authorities and will be turned over to the coroner for investigation.
Norfolk and Newport News observers report a batch of marriage licenses and social notices. Names include Nicholas B. Mays and Nacelle Winemiller, Pearl Thompson, and Agnes Hamilton, with ages listed and records of previous marriages or divorces noted.
A report details Sinn Fein fundraising and a proposed 500000 dollar outlay for U S presidential campaign support. It notes 1 million dollars authorized to gain recognition of the Irish republic, with newspapers reacting to the effort. Also covered are vehicle seizure incidents, a motorist fined for imperfect tags, and the drowning death of Harold H Watkins and his funeral.
A telephone hearing on the case extended by Public Service Commission will likely yield a decision within two weeks. The commission plans day sessions to clear the busy calendar and review evidence, with members including Juntos C. Lege participating.
Lewis Simmons narrowly escaped being struck by an automobile at the junction of West Third and Bentz streets. The slightly deaf man did not deny the approaching vehicle.
A fragment from Marmaduke Arkansas describes parents praising Black-Draught as an easy remedy for bilious children and stomach or liver trouble. The account mentions a family on Route 4 and portrays the product positively as quick acting.
The Associated Press report from Raleigh notes the North Carolina legislature contemplates taxation and a proposed fourteenth amendment to support a woman's suffrage movement. The piece also mentions comments by figures in Baltimore and Virginia, with several individuals injured in a recent automobile crash near Monrovia, now improving in hospital care.
Gootal follows a business session in Mountains City where the Council Sons and Daughters of Liberty held a meeting Monday. A social program featured piano solos by Mrs Nellie Grumbine and Miss Grace Brown, dialogue by W H Comfort, recitations by Temple Hagle and Miss Mary Hauer, and a duet by Nellie Grumbine and Miss Mary Hauer. Committee in charge included Edward M Dyer, Addie Burdette, Hazel er, Mrs E M Bader, and Mr Lester Eyler.
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