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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
7
A Federal Reserve Board report notes slow price declines in key goods including wool, silk, and leather. Despite reductions, board officials warn the trend is not due to a single cause but a mix of factory output, government controls abroad, and extended rail supply issues. Manufacturers still anticipate higher price levels later as the market adjusts.
Boston August 21 price adjustments defy prior forecasts as domestic sizes gain to 16 per ton. Old stock may be sold at 14.50, dealers announce. The Anthracite Commission report to President Wilson completes after two years, as miners seek wage increases to match bituminous coal standards.
Soldiers fired on crowds during fierce Belfast rioting after nightfall. Reports said up to 28 injured including two young women and several fires set around the city. Casualties and precise counts remained unclear as authorities worked to assess the unrest.
Fragmentary text notes Gloucester Massachusetts August event marking the founding of Universalists with sermons and addresses. Mentions ministers needed and parade elements amid garbled lines referencing schools, families, and recruitment.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses reclamation and terms, mentioning women and votes in a contested bear on the Marshall area. No clear events, dates, or names to verify a full summary.
The paper lists yesterday’s results across the American League with scattered team names, scores, and pitchers. Notable items include Detroit beating an opponent by 2 runs and Philadelphia blanking Cincinnati 7 to 0, while various box entries appear garbled or partial.
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