13 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1920
Page
1
By the Associated Press from Peking July 13. Efforts continue to persuade troops to obey the government order not to march on Peking. Martial law has been proclaimed in Tien Tain where Admiral Gleaves and the American Pacific squadron are reported to have arrived.
An Associated Press report from Asheville North Carolina dated July 13 details seven prison escapes by sawing cells and dropping from a third story window aided by blankets. Among the escapees is Jerry Dalton convicted of double murder and sentenced to die.
Senator Harding began earnestly drafting his acceptance speech and plans to invite visitors throughout the remainder of the week. The Republican candidate for president is shaping the address as he presses ahead with the campaign effort in Marion.
The Russian Soviet government has not replied to Allies request for an armistice with Poland. Cable from Spa reports no reply yet as of July 13. The situation remains unsettled with no formal agreement in place.
The Associated Press reports Frank Trumbull of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad died last night in Santa Barbara California from heart trouble. In a satirical snippet a cartoon caption recalls a confrontation with revenue officers, reflecting the era's press tone.
Frederick Johnson Moainitnge and Yale University scholar engage in a notable match, connecting Hight history figures. The alliance links notable families with former president Tutt and Beyn Mawr College leadership, marking a distinguished social union reported in the era.
A brief Associated Press dispatch from Tokyo states that universal suffrage was defeated in Japan. The report notes the outcome followed a vote in which lawmakers rejected expanding voting rights. No further details on figures or dates are provided in the readable text.
Allentown police investigate a double shooting linked to a family tragedy. A man named Angelo Magdng is dead after a confrontation at a home, while a second resident died from injuries. The shooter remains at large as investigators review possible motives and prior threats.
July 13 1919 reports say an American merchant officer was killed at Spalato while another note confirms no part of the killing has been received by the Navy department. The dispatch mentions nationalist fighting and ongoing conflict near Trieste with no additional official detail.
Report recounts a barrel incident near Niagara Falls with Stephen Brisa and Edsen Tayto as figures. The English observer Leach warns of doom while Stephens remains certain his cask will endure the current and reach shore, amid failed rescue efforts and dangerous water.
Readable fragments mention Seay and an ara bat but lack clear event, date, or outcome. The garbled text prevents a full summary. core names appear without context or result.
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