18 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1920
Page
1
Tendering its 92 years of banking experience to those who value careful, prompt service and intelligent correspondence. It highlights a strong network of bank correspondents and connections with leading commercial centers. It continues its high standard of splendid service to the business public. Assets listed at $2,960,000.00.
Fragments report rumors from Korea of a planned demonstration during the American congressional party visit to Japan. The notice hints at possible tensions between Japan and the United States. Continued on Page Two.
Paris reports France will energetically protest the Allied High Commissioner Reginald O Tower after a directive forbade further disembarkation of French munitions for Poland at Danzig. The measure follows claims there were not enough Allied troops to safeguard the munitions if unloaded.
In Muskegon Michigan a tire department explosion at the Brunswick Barke-Collender plant killed one worker and seriously injured eight others. The blast blew out a side of the building and caused extensive damage as emergency crews arrived.
Berlin dispatch reports French troops clashed with residents of Katowitz Upper Silesia resulting in 11 dead and 26 wounded. The protests followed the war between Russia and Poland and affected workers in towns across the region.
Secretary Colby’s terms for U S recognition of Mexico may be rejected, according to an interview with President De la Huerta’s secretary published in Excelsior. The report notes the Ragnootatel Liens and references Mexico City.
The Mississippi anti administration candidate Miss RossCottine defeated Representative Venable in the Democratic primaries. Four other members sought renomination, according to the Sackson Daily News.
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