26 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
1
The body of a young woman found slain in Grantwood woods was identified today as Mrs Blanche Schulz wife of Frank Schulz an employee in Tranalt. Schulz said his wife left home to visit friends in New Jersey Saturday.
The Chicago Cubs will host a free exhibition game on September 2 as part of Senator Harding's campaign. The event aims to bolster the front porch effort with the focal team supporting the Republican nominee.
Gordon Wood Newhall of New Hampshire is appointed Assistant Secretary of the Navy, succeeding the resigning Franklin D. Roosevelt. The announcement comes from The Associated Press.
The advertise offers boys woolen cloth hats described as the newest style priced at 1 dollar 48 cents. The brief notes the item as a boys apparel accessory likely targeting school age customers.
A Danville family reports their daughter, once delicate and irregular, gained health after using Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The letter claims a daughter now attends school daily, with others urged to consult the company for guidance and eight decades of experience behind the product.
Secretary of State Colby signed a proclamation at eight o clock stating the suffrage amendment had been ratified. The document was filed after a Tennessee ratification certificate arrived and Colby arrived at his office, with suffragists waiting at the State Department into the night.
Ten inches of rainfall inundated a Kansas town causing widespread flooding and residents marooned in their homes. Local authorities and relief workers coordinated emergency response and shelter provisions as the area assessed damage and began recovery efforts.
Gov Cox travels toward Pittsburgh to present his forthcoming address promising to disclose evidence of a Republican campaign slush fund exceeding 16 million dollars. He claims the proof is in a pocket collection he carried.
Assistant U S Attorney General Howard E Figg obtained a license to marry Edith Strauss of New York. The report notes Jersey Boer Show Gain Renton and mentions banking and insurance statistics from the period.
Ostrotenka fortress reportedly captured as Polish forces press from Lomza toward Brest-Litovsk with heavy fighting on central and northern fronts. Polish leaders call for pacification efforts and prepare for possible Russian moves while claiming large prisoner and casualty counts on both sides.
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