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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR style text mentions board members and a trial but content is garbled and unreadable, with names, dates, and events not decipherable. No coherent facts to summarize beyond general references to a trial and officials.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a courtroom scene involving a beating of a boy by another boy and mentions a girl and a grandfather. A witness references prior abuse of a girl on Eleventh Street. Details are unclear but point to a family dispute under legal scrutiny.
A report from Lehigh street details a rabbit hunter who sustained a severe gun accident when his weapon discharged. The incident left him with a severed foot requiring amputation, the severed portion described in limited terms. The note mentions a local firm Blip, Fotey & Co and a product called Wholesome.
Eleven Chinese members of the British crew aboard the steamer Elm Leaf were wounded when guards fired pistols to quell a mutiny sparked by a refusal to grant shore leave. Two are expected to die.
Washington observers discuss possible impact of a Democratic ticket defeat on President Wilson. Voters may delay final results past midnight as clubs, restaurants, and theaters plan to display returns. Police cordon downtown areas while crowds gather. air messages from Bolling Field will signal a winner with white or red flares depending on Cox or Harding.
Smuggling case in New York yields $10,500 value diamond and pearl items seized by government. Victor Vivaudou, listed as perfume magnate, pleads guilty in federal district court. Also reports on geologist Hugo Schreidt found dead in New Jersey and ongoing wheat market holds by state board amid price hopes.
Fragmentary OCR details describe a sailing event the Esperanton Wks Fishemen s Cup tied for Pago with unofficial time. Skipper Captain Welch led the start amid seven mile southwest breeze and night clouds. Readable names include Dehiwan and Esperanto.
A Liberty Grange meeting at the town hall at 7 30 p m on November 4 plans a community show to be held November 26 and 27. Town residents not belonging to the grange are invited and County Agent P A Hauver is expected to attend. Prizes are proposed for winners in household garden and farm products.
A fragment outlines a world war against disease stressing interdependence of nations. It notes health problems cross borders and require cooperation across industry, government, and culture. Campaign leaders push education, organization, and demonstrations to conquer maladies and expand international collaboration.
The article notes a railway company planning to regulate and install 200 to Comotives for fuel oil and to set up storage reservoirs of around 40 tons. It mentions associated changes at shops and engines sites, with emphasis on near term experimentation and regulatory actions.
Fragmented text from a historical page mentions execution, prison, soldiers killed, and a crowd praying outside. Names, places, and dates are garbled but indicate a high tension incident with legal action and public reaction.
A garbled note references a prison ledger and a fast aid list, with partial phrases about furnishing the results and a slate connected to the facility. The fragmentary text hints at official results or records related to inmates or proceedings, but specifics remain unclear.
The New York state legislature faced a constitutional challenge as a Supreme Court decision, led by Justice Henry J. Utterback, declared rent control provisions unconstitutional. The ruling centers on office and protective measures, with continued implications for enforcement and trial proceedings open to the public.
Norwegian author and former conductor Hansemn Won the 1980 Nobel Prize for literature. Born on a farm in North Dakota, he later pursued writing after a chaotic career on the Halsted line in Chicago. He returned to Norway in the 1980s and published his first volume of work that year.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a distillation process and legal language about an entire act concerning a horse. It mentions South and rooms with a combined capacity of several barrels of liquor and a 1 day period.
A testimonial from a user named Rogan proclaims Thedford's Black-Draught as the best remedy for torpid liver and related stomach issues. The speaker claims repeated family use, noting relief from headaches feverish feelings and indigestion, urging others to try the medicine for liver stimulation and overall wellness.
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