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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary notes describe a tense session with Speaker JeSethi Walker leading anti-suffrage forces. Davidson County representatives reportedly shifted to opposition, while suffrage advocates warned the proposed amendment faced staunch resistance and uncertain fate.
Jealous husband John Snyder, age forty, shot his wife in a Hosensack area near Atter and wounded himself. He resisted force, and a constable shot him dead. The incident occurred in a rage of jealousy and resulted in the wife’s critical condition and Snyder’s death at the scene.
Fragmentary wires describe a Pennsylvania race and possible legal action. Federal officers raided a Pittsburgh establishment in August, arresting a proprietor under a section of federal statute. The disjointed report hints at ordinance disputes and enforcement actions near Pittsburgh.
A garbled OCR style clipping mixes dialogue about food and fashion with scattered phrases. It mentions hot tea flavor, shellfish, and herring as a dish, with stray references to Brockton Enterprise and Modern Morals. The text wanders through names like Maud and Chiang, toward vague notes on youth fashion and societal judgments.
The United Mine Workers president Tonh E Lewis faces questions about the situation. He notes adjustments and tensions as operators reportedly respond to the current conditions.
A Washington report notes actions to fix prices on essential goods as the attorney general under the Lever Act can act against profit boosts. The department cautions commodities like coal and cement face enforcement if overcharges occur, with steps outlined to protect consumers nationwide.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear events or entities to identify. The readable segment lacks names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
A garbled passage cites references to food consumption, harmful effects, and a late night schedule. It appears to mention New York Evening Post, but the text is heavily corrupted with unclear terms and misordered phrases, offering no coherent event or dated detail.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled dialogue about two subjects described with black clothing and a funeral context. It references Jake, a black shirt and tie, a black hat, and a funeral implication, set within a Boston context. The readable content is highly fragmented and unclear.
Fragmented OCR text describes a man on a Souaide car for sale and a passerby across the street. The readable lines mention a buy or sale action and a discussion of a government result. Details are garbled with uncertain names and times.
An excerpt notes a long distance air service between London and Paris covering about 250 miles with regular flights. Passengers would enjoy modern comforts as the cabin is described as plush, lighted, and decorated. It claims profitability at $500 per first class fare and mentions fashionable features and novelty for youth readers.
Euho Root celebrated his seventy fifth birthday with a reception in New York. He spoke on success and failure, noting the roughness of admitting limits. A. Peel and others commented on the challenge of achieving the best one can say. Chinese soldiers and population figures were referenced in a broader wartime context.
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