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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident at an old location in Camden involving a child and others. The text references a pall, feet, and unconscious persons with unclear details and disjointed phrases.
The Indiana Asia delegation discussed renomination and presidential prospects. Governor Ralston seeks vice president nomination, while the Versailless ratification and league of nations support are tied to reservations and amendments.
Washington June 20 Delaware total population shows an increase of 25 percent in one county while two others decline slightly. Wilmington remains largest city with about 120000 residents, casting most growth or loss within the 100000 class. The report notes gains in one county offset by decreases in the rest as of the period observed.
A one year old named Mildred ate something at 24 Webster Street in Camden and died on the way to the Cooper Hospital. The child was left alone when a family member found her unresponsive and reacted, but the infant did not survive the incident.
Reports say President Wilson may travel south after the Bombe Sea convention and possibly through the Panama Canal to the Pacific coast. Word notes the Mayflower elevator site and Frederick as a travel-related aside, with remarks on fire protection and motor apparatus.
Reported arrest of Dauilet Wright and Frank Cooper in connection with a murder in Rayville, Louisiana, 21 years ago. The narrative mentions Chicago ties, a sheriff, and several locations with unclear details due to damaged OCR and sporadic names.
A hearing on price fixing in shoe repair reveals profit estimates and supplier statements. Customers paid for soles and heelwork while actual repairers earned modest sums, with taxpayers and outside shops sparking debate on profiteering and pricing.
Police report four deaths linked to alcohol poisoning in Waitford Com district. Names include Walter Duncan, Martin McCarthy, Willen Galawhery, and an unidentified man named Joseph Kelleher. Details describe dense taverns and involved individuals amid ongoing inquiries.
In Nashville on June 29, a suffrage consultative session will be held to consider the federal suffrage amendment. The report notes a gathering at the capitol with August 9 mentioned for broader action, but the text is garbled and the precise details are unclear.
A historical notation claims a tonic named Waseda offers relief from nervousness backaches and lental drouble with claims of long usage and medical endorsement. It notes suffering individuals may benefit and mentions widespread physician advice.
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