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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1920
Page
10
Fragmentary dispatches describe Greek units crossing the Meritza river and moving toward Adrianople and the surrounding region. British liaison reports mention nationalist bands advancing, while Turkish positions around Kirk-Kilise felled under Greek pressure.
An unauthorized strike by day laborers and coal field drivers in Terre Haute Indiana led to idling mines and terminals. Stewart, president of District 11, and Lewis urge a conference between miners and operators to present the matter to authorities for settlement amid wage award disputes.
Paris announces WHL will not participate in the international conference with Soviet Russia excluding the United States as per the foreign office statement.
A partial, fragmented report describes shaken Los Angeles with a few chimneys toppled, roofs damaged, and windows broken. No injuries or full casualty figures are provided in the readable text.
Sheriff William C. Wertenbaker and Deputy Morgan Runkles conducted about five hours of foot and swamp search near Creagerstown for Hayes Stull, a man with mantle condition. They spotted him approaching and arrested him without resistance, bringing him to town and lodging him in jail. Stull, son of Clinton Stull, described as a violent youth, had previously attacked a goat and torn a blanket, later wandering back to the second floor of a farm building before leaving. He was directed to Catoctin Farm and berries were involved in the pursuit aftermath.
A beach scene near Georgia shows a shark event. A guard and a small boat crew battled heavy breakers as the shark attacked. A fisherman named Geor Mele was fatally injured while shielding bathers. the incident drew rescue efforts but ended in death.
Garden care notes advise regular cultivation to prevent soil crust, remove crop residues, and thin out weeds. They emphasize preventive insect control, dusts and sprays, and specific methods against cabbage worms and aphids using lime dusts and safe concentrations, with heat treatments for some pests.
A man named Ritchie connected to a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad mail division was arrested by federal officers over opening a mail package aboard the Shenandoah between Strawpsburg Junction Virginia and Brunswick. The item contained fruits and other goods. The suspect is alleged to have opened the parcel while in position.
The Twenty-ninth Division battalion celebrating its second anniversary with a picnic at Chesapeake Beach. Colonel D John Markey, confined by an infected knee, regrets missing the reunion with veterans who served under him in France. Local members listed include Markey Wishline Storm Kreh Winebrewer Eyler Kline Ridgely and others. The group departed Baltimore at 10:30 a.m. aboard the steamship Dreamland from Broadway pier.
The last shipments of raspberries from Washington county went to city markets Saturday. Boonsboro Smithsburg fruit yields reached 17,000 crates with growers averaging 7.2 dollars per crate, totaling about 119 thousand dollars for the season.
A fragmented report notes that many Christian names are taxed or taxed symbols under a legal or civic framework. The piece hints at religious naming and taxation debates, with officials or authorities cited.
The text honors Indigenous pathfinders and trappers who safeguarded ancestors on perilous journeys. It notes their role in guiding expeditions, portage, canoes, and baggage across dangerous routes, praising their quick feet and steady movement.
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