07 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
1
An early 20th century advertisement proclaims every banking convenience and safeguards for customers. It guarantees 4 percent interest on time deposits and asserts deposits are free from state, county, and city taxes to the depositor.
The Cleveland Plain Center quotes Vicw-President Marshall saying the church has enough work at home without reforming Congress. He notes there are miracles the church cannot perform, emphasizing local duties over national reform.
Special arrangements with The News and Associated Press bring daily convention coverage from Chicago this week. GF Barvlée reports on developments, nominees, and key happenings as the Republican National Convention unfolds each evening.
The Supreme Court ruled the Federal Prohibition amendment constitutional and found the Volstead Act valid. It dismissed petitions from Rhode Island and New Jersey to restrict federal enforcement and dissolved injunctions against Prohibition officials blocking brewers in beer manufacture.
The Associated Press reports a crowded Republican convention with Wood Lowden and Johnson supporters battling for delegates. First ballot strength remains around one fourth, risking deadlock as dark horses and contested seats fuel intensifying tensions. Lucy Hage Gavin withdraws to back any candidate who endorses moral reform, including anti-cigarette measures.
A Paris dispatch reports the United States share of the German indemnity stands at five hundred million dollars. The note mentions occupation duties in the Rhineland and American troops involved in enforcing the toll.
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