09 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1919
Page
1
Readers may enter at any time after December 6 and be ready for the opening on the 26th. The fund pays over fifty weeks and matures December 12, 1920, in time for the next Christmas. For further information apply at the location.
Detroit convention outlines new church administration with a Presiding Bishop and a 21 member Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Bishop Thomas Fe Gallor of Tennessee slated to move to New York to oversee the denomination for a six year term.
The weather bureau reports a cold wave rushing eastward, bringing a prolonged period of cold weather. Below zero readings are recorded in Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle, and twenty below expected in the Midwest. The cold snap reaches the Atlantic states by tomorrow.
Paris dispatch says Premier Clemenceau will travel to London to confer with Premier Lloyd George on serious questions of the present hour. The trip aims to discuss urgent issues affecting France and Britain as the two leaders seek common ground amid evolving European tensions.
Washington December 9 The State Department held action in abeyance awaiting developments from various sources regarding Mexico and the American note on the rankine cane and Rome ties. Bishop Gailor to serve six years before successor election.
A Pittsburgh fortune teller allegedly described the killer to Satie Indie Jusana who confessed that Tony Tisano was urged to kill Resprio Panzerelig, exposing a long-unsolved murder in Punsutawney Virginia. Police say five men were suspected before one with a large family and another with a small family were identified, Panzerello being the only man found.
A vintage advertisement argues that anyone with a bad cold should be completely isolated to prevent spread. It claims colds are catchable as measles and extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best medicine to cure a cold, urging early use for quicker recovery.
The executive board of the mine workers union was to meet to consider President Wilson's settlement proposal, already approved by miners and officials, to end the 1917 style coal strike. Contempt hearings against 64 officials were postponed pending the executive board meeting, with December 17 set for further action.
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