21 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
1
The Associated Press reports that rail strikers claim heavy gains in the Philadelphia and Baltimore districts. Freight tie-ups are increasing and there is a noticeable scarcity of certain articles. Fresh meat prices rise as newsprint supplies run short and newspapers curtail edition sizes.
Associated Press dispatch reports continued gunfire in Londonderry with six dead and several wounded. Fields describe near-continuous rifle and revolver fire, citizens staying home, and authorities deploying troops amid the civil unrest. The siege followed clashes between factions, with fears of renewed violence as reports of looting and security measures surface.
Republican leaders gathered with Senator Harding at a Washington conference to fix the date for official notification and discuss key campaign features. The session was anticipated to last all day as plans took shape.
A historic banking advertisement touts established status since March 1828 and offers every convenience for transactions. It pledges strong safeguards for deposits and guarantees 4 percent interest on on time deposits, noting no taxes to the depositor by state county or city.
From the Hythe conference British and French leaders plan to defend Constantinople with concentrated troops and the fleet. Premiers Lloyd George Millerand and Venizelos participate as Greece contemplates taking a mandate for Armenia amid a grave regional crisis.
Fragmentary OCR notes assign blame to iradigals for GMO related unrest amid rioting claims. Mentions of Black Belt incidents, White defendants, injuries, fatalities, and flag burning appear amid garbled names and phrases.
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