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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 12, 1920

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Vermont Governor Refuses Special Session on Woman Suffrage

Governor Clement of Vermont announced he would not call a special legislative session to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. He cited violation of Vermont’s constitution and argued the 17th and 18th amendments were forced by powerful, irresponsible groups. He met with Senator Harding in Washington and urged the people to express their views before any session.

Rutland Clement Vermont Washington Harding

Ulster Quiet as Orangemen’s Parade Begins

Belfast on July 12 reports a quiet night and calm mood as the Orangemen’s Day parade forms. Troops stand ready for any disorder, but no major incidents are evident as the day opens.

ULSTER Associated Press Belfast

Cox to Columbus to Meet Roosevelt

Cox travels to Columbus to meet Franklin D. Roosevelt the Democratic vice presidential nominee. The brief note records the planned encounter and timing, underscoring the political maneuver as Roosevelt campaigns.

COX COLUMBUS ROOSEVELT

Rainbow Division reunion draws thousands in Alabama

Thousands of visitors from across the country attended the Rainbow Division of World War Veteran reunion in Alabama. Two bronze memorial tablets were unveiled during the ceremony in Birmingham on July 12, as veterans gathered to honor service and memory.

RAINBOW ALABAMA Associated Proas Birmingham Ala Rainbow Division

Harding to Keep at Work on Speech

Marion July 12 Preparatory to going into seclusion to complete his acceptance speech Senator Harding had a busy day with engagements He conferred with Senator Cummins Judge Wanamaker and Raymond Robbins Beginning tomorrow he intends to deny himself to visitors until his speech is completed Unfilled steel orders New York July 12 United States Steel Corporation orders for June 30 were 10078817 tons up from the prior month and the highest since July 1917 with 10844168 unfilled orders

Associated Prous Marion Harding Cummins Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Judge Wanamaker Senate Raymond Robbins New York United States Steel corporation

Help Wanted Ad Copy Scrambled In News Brief

Fragmented help wanted notice appears in a dated column and mentions employment query. The readable parts indicate a shop or service needing staff with unspecified duties and no clear contact details or deadline in the available OCR text.

Allied Polish and Bolshevik talks stalled over coal deliveries

July 12 dispatches report Allied and German mediators unable to seal a coal supply agreement with Bolsheviks and Polish armies. Negotiations in Spa and Moscow hint at a prolonged stalemate while governments press for an armistice or terms acceptable to all sides.

London Pollais Bolatiovskisy Oo ae Spa tion Gove Moscow Adios Goff Spa

Record of 1919 labor strikes across multiple states

A historical note cites 1919 strike activity in New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ohio and Texas. It compares 1919 to 1916 and 1917 with far fewer strikes than 1918 and indicates thousands of workers involved and limited violence, noting the labor unrest was widespread but subdued.

gauedlaby New York Massachusetts

Ohio Mob Targeting Defiance as Farmer Charged

Authorities report a mob threat as Joshua Boar, a farmer from Toledo area, is charged with beating a 2 year old to death, the child of Mick May Bultock, while a housekeeper Ita remained unharmed. The case drew fears of mob violence and led to a staged arrest in Defiance.

Ohio Toledo Joshua Mick May Bultock Defiance Ita Noyal pana

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ROSENSTOCK BROS ONE-PRICE OUTFITTERS ALLEN G. QUYEN & CO FREDERICK, MD MARKELL & FORD North Market Street Frederick, ‘Md QLD Afi L. O. Fisher Zenith PATHE-REVIEW BALTIMORE & OHIO Frederick darick State of Maryland U. S National Bank Notoa Minor Coinec cies caereeee State of Maryland Ja.h J. Marshall Miller J, MARSHALL A. R. REMSBURG ALBERT C. PALMER Jess BILL MEXICO Mexico City President de la Huerta Universal Tanover Manover ITALY Signor Giolitti intaly The COIMABUN Franklin D. Rooevelt Ad. will brint reatita POPLIN Susquehanna armetta Taree flelils fratt
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