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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1920
Page
7
The report outlines Allied ministers' impressions of Germanys preparations and possible reserve plans. It discusses Germanys financial obligations, proposed annuities, and terms of reparations tied to Germanys economic capacity. The article notes postponement and questions future engagements and enforcement.
Ten armed bandits stormed the Mainfield State Bank in Plainfield nine miles west of Joliet stealing about 12 000 dollars in cash and bonds. They roared through the rain swept streets in two automobiles, one bandit wounded, as bystanders Stewart Moore and Paw Walters were knocked down and fired upon near a ditch before posse reinforcements arrived.
A motor car was struck by a passenger train south of the Goi Honvillé Road near Fort Washington. The impact hurled the car under the platform, collapsing part of the baggage area and trapping victims. Five injured or killed, with rescue teams and Dr. J. L. Ressler responding from Intercourse.
The article fragment shows a conference session with debates over Irish questions and a committee hearing. Delegates from New York and Boston engage in arguments, with Hay noting outlines from party factions and statements from representatives of Pax and the World League.
Mayor Hoverteer opens the nineteenth annual convention of the Pennsylvan ia branch of the National Association of Post Office Clerks in Harrisburg with remarks by state and national officers. Other speakers include T Walter Harrig of Williamsport state president, T D Keenam of Philadelphia and J Y Grogan, national secretary. A separate notice reports a tenant eviction and lease restrictions on Jefferson Street addressing occupancy rules and prohibitions on certain devices and pets.
In a fragmented report from Chi Huahur Hed up, Parra and 400 rebels opposed 300 federal partisans. General P Elgg Calles, a war minister, announced the developments and the shifting balance of power.
Reports from Warsaw claim Polish forces secured victories in the Pripet region and Volhynia. Advices say Ownunez town captured with about 200 prisoners, eight guns seized, and a Bolshevik cavalry brigade annihilated.
Fragmented OCR text references licensing and motor vehicle items with unclear names and figures. The readable portions hint at license matters, highway context, and annual notes, but specific entities or actions remain obscured.
Fragmented text shows garbled quotes and unclear references to prices and a person named Preeti. The readable bits mention prices and a rough line about “Free” but lack coherent context or complete names, events, or dates. Further legible source needed for a meaningful card.
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