19 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1920
Page
1
The Railway Labor Board wage award is due for announcement tomorrow after a period of union reorganizations. The executive chairman and joiners of the brotherhoods prepared to review the figures and finalize the outcome.
Two motor trucks carrying soldiers were bombed by civilians in Cork this morning. About 60 to 70 soldiers injured and 29 bombs were thrown. Last night street fighting followed a bayonetting that left one former soldier dead. by ten o'clock indiscriminate firing plagued the city with one dead and fourteen wounded.
Sandy Hook July 19 speculation centers on the successor to Captain Burton whom Sir Thomas Lipton plans to replace as skipper of the Shamrock IV Burton still commands but a formal announcement may come soon Captain Turner the sailing master is among the names discussed as future skipper The race tomorrow covers a 30 mile triangular course
In Constantinople on July 10 a circular urged a boycott against the Powers and a forceful Turkish response to the treaty. It calls Mussulmans to arm and drive out foreign-influenced leaders. A separate note mentions a “Fountain of Youth” claim by DrVoronmi arriving in New York from Havre aboard La France. A wildcat was shot near Elizabethtown for the first time in years on the Musser farm.
Frederick Town Savings Institution of Frederick Maryland reports the condition at close of business June 30 1920. It lists resources including loans and discounts securities government war loan bonds and real estate. Deposits total over 2 million with other items such as bills payable taxes reserves and contingent interest. Secretary J Marshall Miller attested to the accuracy on July 7 1920 before Notary Thomas A Chapline.
WASHINGTON and Columbus reports say Governor Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt, meeting in Washington and Columbus, planned to unite their party on the League of Nations. The two leaders discussed campaign strategy, party platform aims, and global cooperation under a united Democratic banner.
Fragmentary dispatches report the death of a former empress and rumors about imperial and noble figures. Mentions of Emperor William and Prince Jonéhin, withholding clear details amid wartime turbulence and potential divorce hints.
Fragmentary text reports Greek and Armenian unrest in Constantinople amid broader turmoil. Mentions Bolshevik influence, peace efforts, claims of Arab resistance, and foreign powers involved. Speech quotes include unclear dialogue and stray phrases about politics and events.
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