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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1920

Page

7

Bolshevik Harvest Sweep Reported Amid Refugee Loadings

The report describes a Bolshevik sweep seen as harvesting grain and loading relief goods for refugees in the Bielortik region. Polish fronts are said to be retreating orderly, with railway gauge changes noted and Bolshevik attacks on the southern front repulsed. General Budenay uses cavalry tactics alongside infantry to try to cross rivers and fortified positions on the Oth Russo-German line, with limited success.

Theligion Popu Holicfs Heldi Holshevik Ie’ Bedwahta Gle

Pennsylvania Railways Plans Mass Worker Dismissals

Philadelphia reports 12000 Pennsylvanian railroad workers in the eastern region will be dismissed, with estimates of 2000 to 3000 in Philadelphia. The action aimed to trim 10 percent of eastern division staff due to rising costs, while other divisions face no orders yet. A general wage dispute and threatened rail labor strike loom over the region.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Altoona Ontario Byington D. C Atlantic Ocean Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Southwestern Columbus Chicago Railway Labor Board Dias

Havana Freight Congestion Tied to Cuban Prosperity

New York July 20 Freight congestion in Havana is delaying ships entering the port for weeks as cargo and loads back up. Passengers aboard the Ward Line steamer Mexico report a 22 day delay, blaming Cuban prosperity and laws allowing goods to remain on docks for six months. Merchants’ indifference and dock warehousing practices worsen spoilage of food supplies.

New York Havana Ward Line Mexico Cuban A. M Indif

Meat production declines in six months warn of shorter supply

Washington July 20. The Institute of American Packers reports a four hundred million pound drop in U S meat production over the past six months versus last year. Agriculture statistics show 2,500,000 fewer cattle hogs and sheep slaughtered at markets, with 031les used by the Institute as the basis for the estimated decreased production.

Washington Stu Istics Agriculture Department

Russia Ready For Peace Note Stresses Armistice Talks

London July 20 The British government received a note from the Russian Soviet government stating Russia was prepared to agree to an armistice and make peace with Poland The note was sent by George Tonitchérin the foreign minister In reply to Britain’s proposal for an armistice and peace conference the Soviet government made a fresh proposition now under consideration by the British cabinet 400-Pound Man Finds 500 Pearl Cape May New Jersey July 20 Morne Carson former Pennsylvanian weighs over 400 pounds and finds a large pearl in a clam off Diamond Beach Jewelers say the pearl is 500 dollars Carson was noted for eating a large slice of ham two dozen eyes and two loaves of homemade bread at supper

Russia London Poland George Tonltchérin Cape May N. J Morne Carson Pennsy -Tveman Tourid Diamond Beach Gay Carson

Eight Men Entombed In Renton Mine Explosion

Eight miners are trapped after an explosion at Union Collieries mine in Renton Pa eighteen miles from Pittsburgh. John Luteman night foreman and seven others were inside when the cage was blown from the shaft. Rescue crews from Pittsburgh station of the Bureau of Mines and nearby coal properties were to search as repairs to the hoisting apparatus and power plant were completed.

Renton Mttsburgh John Luteman Union Pittsburgs Bureau of Mines Coal Charles Reese Edward Higby

Sheriee Waris Striking and Miners Demand Contract End

A distorted report notes Sheriee Waris Striking and miners pressing to end the contract system. Sheriff Machluskie cautions that the law will prevail, urging calm as negotiations with a conciliation board loom amid possible violence.

Declan Nig Ibhet Machi Cherathdalayey Macluskie Conciliation Board

Woman Kidnapped Discovers Her Real Name in Virginia

A Virginia report details a woman, raised as Zella Earle in New York and Towanda, who learns her true identity. She had been kidnapped years earlier and used the alias Lula Joyner, with letters later revealing her birth name.

Virginia Teichmond Blackstone Rickard Taiwan Tier Lula Joyner Gabe Mher Ho Dinwiddie-cowniy Earle New York City Zella Earle Towanda

Bolsheviks Advance Into Karabagh Province

Teheran July 20 reports the Armenian government refusal of a Russian ultimatum prompts Bolshevik orders to advance. The army has occupied Karabagh and pursues joint operations with Mustafa Kemal Pasha’s Turkish Nationalist forces in continuing the offensive.

Armenia Teheran Persia Karabagh

Seventy Fake This Year Harrisburg Pa

An announcement from Harrisburg Pennsylvania outlines a busy fair season with 28 events and fans flocking to state events. Two dozen exhibitions attracted large crowds totaling over 1.35 million attendance with about 1.25 million paid admissions.

Harrisbitg Pennsylvania

Zionist Conference Favors Palestine Property Transfer

The Aionia conference approved a majority recommendation to declare all land and property in Palestine the property of the Jewish people and to gradually transfer control to a Palestinian state amid Socialist protests. The minority report urged immediate declaration of the standard property as belonging to the Jewish state and a ban on private ownership and speculation.

Zionist Conference Tandon Aionia Conference Palestine Anade Bel

Lawsuit Says Ex-Employee Sued for 255 Dollars

A judge awards a $255 wage claim in a case filed by a former typist against her employer. The dispute centers on unpaid wages after she quit and alleged damages tied to the termination, with attorney actions and counterclaims noted in Pennsylvania.

Ottiée Plusburgth Mixx Walter Pennsylvania Nasre Steadgragher Polson Migs Hopkins

Slaying Sisters Case Shrouded in Town July 1920

A veteran figure faces suspicion in the murder of the Gorgoduin sisters, found dead in their yard on a Sunday night in July 1920. Formal charges are not clearly stated, but accumulation of clues points to a single accused party.

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Arch Bishop Mannix Visit Question Sparks House Debate

In the House of Commons Bonar Law dodged a question about whether the government would bar Arch Bishop Mannix from visiting Ireland. The issue arose as Dublin criticized Irish Catholic leader Mannix for remarks seen as fueling tensions amid Ireland's contentious politics.

Australia Ireland Anareiv Bonnar Taw Spotesminti House of Commons House of Commons Inti Dwer Archbishop Mannix Jtouse Vatican Archtiglop Mannix

Bayer Tablets of Aspiria Advertisement Cadence

An old advertisement fragment describes Bayer tablets for pain relief. It mentions aspirin like products, with directions for relief of headache toothache neuralgia rheumatic pain and colds. Boxes of twelve pills cost a few cents and include Bayer manufacture details.

Bayer Ravigin Rayer

Schumann Heink's Son Killed In Plane Crash

A Tulsa report details the death of Albert Wy Newsom of Union Point Georgia and Robert F. Mighiy adopted son of Mme Schuman, in an aviation accident near Tulsa. The aircraft reportedly dropped a wing during approach and plunged about 3500 feet, killing all aboard instantly.

Schumann Heink Tulsa Okla Albert Wy Newsom Union Point Robert F. Mighiy Mme Schuman Prima Donnat Afr Ks ‘Ewasom

Moving grain crops speeded in Topeka nine hour shift

A Topeka dispatch notes Santa Fe locomotive shops workers extended a nine hour shift to accelerate grain crop movement. Details are fragmented but indicate urgent productivity efforts. The report mentions trials and possible impacts on deliveries and schedules. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.

Topeka Kan Santa‘Ferailroad

Novelists Trust Betrayal Case Spiegel Rex Beath Aided

In New York on July 20 1954 Paul Dir was accused of betraying Rex Beath a trust. He allegedly tried to evade a nine year term by forging documents and misusing funds entrusted to him by Mr Beach. The case involves forgery and misuse of entrusted assets in a pendulum context.

Rex Beath New York Nor Niney Rex Reael Beach

Dirigible and Two Balloons Grunt Akron News

In Akron on July 20 a dirigible and two balloons reportedly belong to Untunds Stites, valued at about 150000 dollars. Details about the takeout location at Lake and the involved parties are unclear due to fragmented text.

Akron Untunds Tire & “Teubber Cab Lake al Five

Hunger strike on prisoner in third week of revolt

A county jail inmate enters the third week of hunger strike amid wartime conditions. Reports describe limited sustenance, including molasses, as authorities investigate and monitor the inmate’s condition.

Biving Mothepen Potuiville Pai Charton Wilson

Baseball Scores from Yesterday’s American League Games

Results from multiple AL matches include Boston, Cleveland, and St. Louis. Notable performances feature pitchers and hitters such as O’Neill, Bush, and Manion, with teams like Athletics and Red Sox referenced.

Ff Nesterday EAGUE AL Ehitge Saifla Vertba T-Gime Loriahion Ftiaman Toston Evel Boston Istantine Velens O'Neale Bush Se Roston Cleveland Bugby St.Louis Mark

Unclear National League Recap From St Louis Game

Fragmentary report covers a National League game at St Louis with uncertain team names and scores. Mentions possible Pittsburgh New York, rain delay, and War Savings Stamps ad. Names, places, and exact outcomes are obscured by OCR errors.

St. Lous Louis Ciunahinard Itnether Wings Iva Ol Prem Ote

Marksville Woman Pens Haunting Personal Health Note

A fragment from Marksville shows Allee Johnson describing a long struggle with illness and strong efforts to manage pain and health. The rough text mentions bodily distress, attempts at treatment, and persistence despite misery.

Marksville Johnson

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