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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
3
A disjointed report notes several players with nursing injuries limiting performance. The Rams offense shows some life but can not capitalize on runs as pitchers falter and the effort falls short.
A Baltimore inquiry details costs from the manhunt for a captured negro and the return to Maryland. It lists taxes, retainers, and expenses for sheriffs, detectives, guards, and officials, with sums like 12 000 dollars and 2 600 dollars noted, and mentions trial delays and court proceedings in Towson and the Court of Appeals.
Fragmented OCR text mentions assault, a finance or bank reference, and various garbled names and places. Core facts and identities are unreadable, producing a partial, non-cohesive item with no clear event or outcome.
Standings for the Blue Ridge League list Frederick at Hanover Martinsburg at Hagerstown and unknown matchup at Chambersburg Yesterdays results show Hanover 16 Frederick 3 Waynesboro 10 4 Chambersburg Martinsburg 6 Hagerstown 0. The record includes scores and game pairings for the circuit.
Friction at the Frederick base ball club surfaces as the team fights through injuries to Gardner Kelleher Withide Brethen Casey Larson and Phoenix. Buck Ramsey is urged to restore harmony while fans hope for a turnaround as the squad battles to avoid a slide. Groves shuts out Hagerstown 5 0 in Blue Ridge action amid strong Martinsburg offense.
The New York Monuments Commission unveils a 60 foot white Concord granite monument near the Dunkard Church at Antietam. It bears the state coat of arms and dedicatory inscriptions listing 88 New York organizations, commanders, and the corps, division, and brigade leaders who fought there with 16,000 casualties in a 1000 yard square area.
At Brunswick yards seventy five percent of switchmen returned to work after a strike last night. Most workers came back Thursday afternoon and night. those who stayed away will not be re employed. Authorities say 250 to 300 were involved, exact numbers unclear, with operations normal now. Union leaders remained loyal and no trouble followed. Separate sports notes cover doubleheader results in Waynesboro and Chambersburg with Horrell credited in both wins and protests over umpire Horine.
William A G May, president of the Pennsylvania and Erie Coal Company, was fined $1000 in Pittston for reckless mining on a surface vein and moving coal beneath a Pitt Street that caused a cave in. Attorneys gave notice of appeal.
Lancaster Pa. couple on a three week honeymoon reported a theft in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. They said clothing and gifts valued at around 1000 dollars were stolen from a restaurant, with luggage and Mrs Wright's trousseau taken. Police investigated the cases as a burglary and grand theft.
Washington reports discuss conservation of cloth and water waste, with officials noting possible government backing and delays. Legal and economic concerns touch materials like wool and leather, while women and households face wardrobe impacts and housing costs due to shortages and prices.
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