Wool Amoskeg Serge Skirtz Never Fades
A fragment notes wool Amoskeg serge skirtz crafted from close woven material. The text appears to praise the garment for staying neat and unfading, suggesting durability and quality.
14 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
1
A fragment notes wool Amoskeg serge skirtz crafted from close woven material. The text appears to praise the garment for staying neat and unfading, suggesting durability and quality.
A Bolivian overthrow report regarding the Chilean foreign office was received from Lopar. The document references confirmatory details about government actions and official communications.
Jessie Costello, ten, daughter of John Costello of St. Louis, missing since April, was found in Havana after detectives raided a suburb house and arrested a Gypsy woman. Local authorities reported the rescue and ongoing investigations.
A wild demonstration in Trieste yesterday left hotels and stores burned and many injured. Destruction of property continues as mourners honor Eugenie. Madrid observes Bastille Day with pageantry and flags as preparations and parades unfold. Harding remains secluded in Marion working on his acceptance speech.
Frederick Maryland bank statement shows assets 972,972,674.27 and deposits 806,146.20. figures list loans, reserves, surplus, profits, and bills payable. Officials Marshall Miller secretary and directors certify accuracy under oath on July 7, with notary public Thomas A. Mapline.
The Associated Press reports commemorations in the United States with flags flown and President Wilson sending a congratulatory message to President Deschanel of France. The Bastille Day observance highlights Franco American ties during the era.
The Associated Press reports from Spokane on July 14 that a violent wind storm struck the Palouse district. A cloudburst wrecked buildings and caused grain losses amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars, underscoring widespread agricultural damage.
AP dispatch from London July 14 notes further Bolshevik advances against Polish forces via Moscow wireless. In Roxboro North Carolina July 14 rumors spread of threats against Black residents after a lynching, guards posted, town quiet. Chicago July 14 reports 3000 Third Division veterans met in convention, prayer and remembrance of Marne drive. Berlin dispatch says German hangmen strike for higher wages hindering execution of a murder, Meiningen cited.
Reported informal talks among Premier Lloyd George and other leaders discuss German coal delivery deferment. Allied experts reexamine wartime logistics as a potential agreement nears. planners weigh triggering a peace accord if no deal is reached.
John Robaton a foreigner in Connellsville Pennsylvania was trapped five hours under slate and coats after a fall. He survived by shouting a single English word which drew the attention of Americans who then dug him out piece by piece. Robaton’s body swelled and he remained unable to move his hands or feet, but he told rescuers he felt fine and would return to work soon.
A seventeen year old from Balerma drowned in the bay between Ocean City and Somers Point while boating with friends. He attempted a swim with a four year old sister aboard and was seized by cramps. The child had saved him.
Fragmentary OCR text from Burg Pa dated July 14 shows illegible application terms. Core items unreadable. no identifiable persons, organizations, places, events, or outcomes are preserved.
Fragmented report notes Senator Harding and Governor Cox in a political exchange during July. Cox accuses Harding of misrepresenting support for Wilsonian League of Nations and frames the campaign around police and public order themes.
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