04 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
1
The Associated Press reports a German merchant ship with a German crew arrived in New York, the first such visit since 1914, marking a notable milestone amid tides of wartime tension.
The Associated Press reports from Asheville that Laban L. Jenkins, Republican defeated candidate for Congress, charges wholesale fraud in the election and will contest Zebulon Weaver's victory. He has written to Republican National Headquarters. An aerial service now links Bergen and Stavanger, Norway, cutting eight hours by boat travel previously required.
An old Fredericktown savings advertisement urges deposits to build a prosperous future. It speaks of sound economy, proportion in practice, foreseeing contingencies, and preparation, claiming assets of 2,800,000. The tone emphasizes prudent finance and institutional stability to attract savers.
United States Senator Boies Penrose is reported as elected for the first time in Pennsylvania. The result anchors a Republican victory in the state, with Penrose securing the Senate seat amid statewide contest.
A terse notice urging voters to choose Harding in the upcoming election. It emphasizes casting ballots on Tuesday at noon and presents Harding as the recommended candidate. The brevity mirrors a campaign blurb urging timely action and support for the listed nominee.
Washington AP reports government restrictions on sugar were lifted by a signature providing revocation of licenses held by traders and refined exporters on November 15.
The Associated Press reports Secretary of Commerce Alexander urged limits on coal exports to secure adequate domestic supply for home industries. He noted most export coal comes from the Appalachian region, a highly developed area. excessive port development could raise domestic prices.
Early returns show Tennessee leaning Republican as Harding gains favor with 254 of the expected electors and similar upsets ripple across Oklahoma and nearby states. The scene grows tense as the nation awaits final counts in 93 of 95 counties amid party gains and vacation plans for the president-elect in Texas.
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