30 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1920
Page
1
Chaos gripped Belfast as today’s unrest left four dead and many wounded amid 135 fires. Armored cars and troops opened fire on crowds in Unionist and Sinn Fein districts, with baton charges and property destruction reported across the city.
Moscow reports a counter-offensive east of Brent Litovski has occupied four villages as heavy fighting continues near Lemberg. Polish forces are regrouping after a rapid advance. Officials say Poles rest and regroup beyond the Bug river while planning to continue eastward amid caution from moderates urging restraint.
The Senate Committee On Investigation of Campaign Funds began work today on Presidential expenditures spurred by Cox charges. Gov Cox travels homeward to prepare for a speaking circuit across the Pacific Coast and Northern and Southern states. Harding speech response plans are near completion with New York and Chicago likely on January 1.
By The Associated Press New York report describes a large Brooklyn strike causing over a million residents to rely on improvised transport. Limousines jitneys and horse drawn vehicles operated while thousands walked.
The hunger strike of Cork Mayor McWeeney has progressed beyond saving by food, with a prison doctor warning of a worsening condition within 24 hours. His wife remains conscious but unable to speak.
The Associated Press reports President Wilson approves the wage report of the Coal Commission regarding hard coal miners. The decision reflects government action on miners earnings and labor conditions amid ongoing industry concerns.
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