25 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
1
June reports from Londonderry describe a city moving toward normal conditions though food and gas are scarce. Snipers and armored car clashes persist, with troops detaining residents and aiding evacuation. The city endures curbs as false rumors and threats linger, while authorities seek to restore supplies and safety.
President Wilson sends messages to Governor Bickett and Senators Simmons and Overman urging priority of the federal suffrage amendment. He notes the North Carolina legislature may act when the special session convenes next month.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a filing to the Dab Re Service Gas company seeking authority to establish a shiping entity and basing costs on a quoted rate. The order would prevent an increase in rates by at least 20 cents per foot and set the rate at $1.45.
The Associated Press reports the continental U S population is estimated at 105 million, based on the combined counts from 1,400 cities and towns. Chief Statistician of the Census Bureau cites a growth of about 13 million since 1910, noting the rise has slowed in the current decade.
The Associated Press dispatch from Constantinople reports that the Turkish peace delegation has been instructed to refuse any peace treaty that deprives Turkey of Smyrna, the Adrianople district, or eastern Thrace. The stance emphasizes territorial gains as the condition for any agreement.
An 1828 era advertisement urges readers to start an account to save for home ownership. It touts self denial for future happiness and highlights a bank with assets around 2.9 million, inviting people to stop renting and invest in a home mortgage plan.
Fragmentary report references Turkish Greek relations and a consular district in Mexico. It mentions thefts near Hazleton and a station, with figures around 3,992,002 and a value near 1,999. The text is garbled, names and places are partially readable, limiting precise reconstruction.
Fragmented report outlines three contests tied to the National Committee amid tensions among Democratic delegates from Missouri Georgia and New York. Mentions Senator Reed and Attorney General figures, with party leaders divided over platform direction and political strategies.
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