26 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
1
A Athens telegraph dispatch reports heavy Turkish casualties after Allied bombardment at Jemid. The exchange cites estimates of around 1,000 Turkish soldiers killed as ships rained fire on the Turkish lines near the coast.
Windber Pa June 26 flood of 1800 barrels of veal beer poured into the sewer at Windber Brewing Company plant. Officials and guests attended a funeral service with a ceremonial task noted as performed slowly but well amid social and reverent proceedings.
Ontario becomes a drug market for the first time in years, according to the Department of Agriculture. Potatoes rise two to three times their level a year ago and remain comparatively scarce. War Savings Stamps promote support for wartime finance.
An old Fredericktown savings ad urges readers to start saving now and open an account with the Fredericktown Savings Institute to buy a home. It touts self denial as the path to future happiness and notes assets of 2,900,000 dollars.
The Associated Press report from Washington on June 26 notes renewed allegations by Admiral Decker, commander of the Key West Naval District, that Secretary Daniels misrepresented testimony to the Senate Investigating Committee regarding Admirals Sims, Fulham, and Flake amid war era debates.
A Nebraska Democratic senator, Hitchcock, refuses to back the Prohibition plank in the party platform. He warns Democrats against adopting a dry stance, arguing the party should include a league of nations and avoid alienating dry supporters. The speech signals a sharp division within Nebraska Democrats as the convention approaches.
Reports from San Francisco reveal continued contest within the Democratic party over public ownership planks. Senator Pomerene of Ohio travels to the convention route with leaders, aiming to block Bryan aligned planks and push for a pro public ownership stance amid tense committee debates. Delegations from Pennsylvania North Carolina Alabama arrive to rally support as credentials and leadership contests unfold.
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