23 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
1
Mexico City dispatch says protests across Mexico were denied by the Foreign Office, noting peace in Chihuahua aside from the Villa movement and stressing no widespread unrest.
The Associated Press reports in Mexico City that national elections fix Congress elections for August 1 and a new president will be chosen by September 6. The text includes garbled dialogue about gender and era references.
The Associated Press reports a proclamation by the Executive Committee of the Communist Party of America calls upon all port workers to refuse and transport various materials for Poland, Japan or any other country fighting Soviet Russia. The notice was received by the Department of Justice in Washington dated June 23.
An old style banking notice touts established March 1828 service and safety. It promises convenience for transactions and safeguarding funds with 4 percent interest on time deposits. Taxes to the depositor are stated as free from state county and city taxes.
William Jennings Bryan declared in a tan address that no candidate opposing prohibition should be nominated. The remarks were delivered last night in Great Falls, highlighting Bryan's stance on the dry policy during the San Francisco convention debate.
The Associated Press reports from Cleveland on June 23 that rumors of a nationwide railroad strike this week affecting all unions were denied by chiefs of the four brotherhoods.
London dispatch quoted by the Times on June 23 announcing the formation of a new German cabinet. The message listed the seven posts and the ministers designated for the ministry.
The Associated Press reports progress in the yardmen strike on June 23 as the Pennsylvania and Reading Railroads indicate improvements in handling and operations. The brief note notes a calmer situation with railroads adjusting to work stoppages and resumed activity at key yards.
Rumblings rose as delegates arrived and postmaster general Burleson and White House influence dominated the pre convention scene. Debate loomed on a form declaration against the Prohibition enforcement, with discussions of a beer plank and the shape of the Democratic platform.
The case centers on former Chicago superintendent Charles Chadsey and chair Peter A. Moke. The judge fined Chadsey as the sole defendant, labeling him the meanest adversary in the dispute.
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