30 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
1
The notice proclaims a long standing banking experience and prompt careful service with intelligent attention to details. It highlights a network of bank correspondents at leading commercial centers and a high standard of splendid service to business and public. Assets are listed as 2,900,000 dollars.
A British independent party report from the Third International predicts a bloody revolution in Britain and a coming era of communist sweeping across Europe. The communication foresees Eastern nations enslaved and a confrontation involving Great Britain and America in a mortal conflict.
Citizens of Dayton and Miami Valley endorse Governor James M. Cox for the Democratic presidential nomination in a large nonpartisan home-coming demonstration. A civic parade is planned for this afternoon, with no speeches on the program.
Two Associated Press reporters in Cleveland report executives of the Engineers Conductors Trainsmen and Firemen brotherhoods gathering to discuss the Railway Labor Board wage award. The meeting centers on the recent board ruling and its impact on workers and wages.
The report notes Marlene Gonaton Harding launching a porch campaign tomorrow with a speech from Mansfield. The plan expects groups of voters from distant regions to arrive as August approaches, expanding the campaign's reach beyond local supporters.
Belgium continues sugar rationing to curb foreign purchases and assure the population access to sugar at reasonable prices. The ministry of vital affairs states the plan is moving toward effectiveness.
A wartime dispatch describes Polish and Soviet actions near the front lines with reports of armistice discussions pending, Bolshevik pressure along the Bialystok rail line, and Polish resistance in central Galicia. It notes Polish and Soviet moves, command actions, and the risk of further Bolshevik advances threatening Lwów and Brest-Litovsk corridors.
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