26 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1920
Page
1
An old style tender notice proclaims the bank’s 92 years of experience and high service standard. It touts assets of 2,900,000.00 and emphasizes careful prompt banking, with a broad network of strong correspondents at leading commercial centers.
Final race between the Resolute and Shamrock delayed to 12 30 today with a brisk northwest wind. Shamrock led at start then Resolute pulled ahead by 1 60 and three minutes later, about ten seconds ahead. Race from Ambrose Channel to outer mark and back, fifteen miles each way, delayed by wind. Shamrock signaled for tow during a calm spell.
Robert Watson, recently appointed as clerk in the United States Housing Department, is described as a notable entry of government service. The new president’s administration signals a reshuffle, with Watson positioned to oversee property disposals worth several million dollars.
Governor Cox, Democratic nominee for President, began drafting his acceptance address. He expects to finish it and send it to the printer by next Friday.
Washington date United States Germany peace issue before District of Columbia Supreme Court. Chicago lawyer Harry McCartney seeks mandamus to compel Secretary Colby to declare a state of peace. petition argues President has authority to veto joint Peace Resolution passed by Congress.
Daniel McKinney was assaulted by a dog while walking home from work in Chester. The animal knocked him down and mauled his face and upper body, biting his right forearm in defense of his throat. The dog escaped and police launched a hunt for it.
A fragmented line hints at plans by the Chamber of Commerce to forge a prosperous future for Frederick. Details are sparse but suggest promotional efforts and development focus. The snippet mentions Frederick and a positive outlook from the chamber.
A Moscow dispatch via Avirelasdlapateh reports the Soviet government has ordered immediate armistice negotiations with Poland. Messages signed by Soviet and Polish commanders say full powers are sent to a designated place to formalize terms and a future peace.
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