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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
4
A garbled report discusses Germany's postwar politics and naval disarmament. It mentions the Allies pressuring Germany, the Berlin conference, and reference to Scapa Flow as a point of naval disputes and dramatic consequences. The text shows fragmented phrases about ratification, peace terms, and attitudes toward the Allies.
The Associated Press reports from Paris on December 3 that the American delegation plans to return home next week with most members sailing for the United States. It remains unclear if any delegates will stay to continue participation in the Supreme Council work. Ambassador Wallace would be empowered to represent if all depart.
Warren Seipp retired grand lecturer of the Maryland Masonic Order was named vice president of the Tithe Trust Guaranty Company in Baltimore. At a Lyric Theatre dinner he received a silver pitcher and tray and $1000 in gold as thanks for his service. The event drew about 1000 Masons with Allen B. Lockhart and Charles Homer as organizers and speeches by Judge Frank J. Duncan and others.
The Senate authorized an investigation of the Ford Newberry Michigan senatorial contest. Hearings likely after holidays and may focus on the election rather than primaries, with alleged frauds tied to court actions.
Thanksgiving night fire at McCoy Hall in Johns Hopkins University destroyed the Maryland State Board of Forestry records including milling lists. The board’s offices moved to Hopkins Civil Engineering Building with work continuing, though much data and unpublished manuscripts were lost. Public notices will be mailed to subscribers. services to woodland owners will proceed with existing methods.
A garbled OCR item describes a Thanksgiving day train stop near Stewartstown and Hillyoad. Fireman Torey Gibbs reportedly fired a shot at a rabbit on the way to New Free, the train halted briefly, and Gibbs’ actions sparked discussion about employer policy and incident details.
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