16 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1920
Page
1
The Associated Press reports General Wrangel’s retreat from Sebastopol aboard a Russian cruiser with troops bound for an unknown port. Constantinople dispatches say Bolsheviks warned by the French admiral that looting or massacre could trigger reprisals.
Delegates from 28 states attend the National Farmers' Union convention in Kansas City as the Associated Press reports the push for cooperative agencies to eliminate the middleman in marketing farm products. The discussion highlights establishment and extension of cooperative systems to streamline sales.
Shipping was warned against storm warnings along the entire Atlantic and East Gulf coasts. The fragmentary text mentions state college references and cabbage experiments, with garbled names and phrases suggesting an announcement about developing and recording new agricultural practices at Hindeley State College, though details are unclear.
Novi 105 president Mirdig traveled to Browns ville by automobile after a grueling 60 mile trip. The journey included a long stretch with sparse relief and repeated small delays before arrival.
An old advertisement emphasizes the product California Syrup of Figs as a child laxative with a fruity taste. It instructs readers to look for the name California on the package and mentions directions on each bottle.
Officials in Washington say action blocked the cable land at Miami Florida linking the Barbados with the British cable from South America. The dispute grew from refusals to permit the landings with informal exceptions noted by the Western Union and associated departments in the communications station.
A census report from Washington shows Hawaii’s population totaling about 265,512 with 42.7 percent identified as Japanese. The announcement highlights the significant Japanese presence in the islands as part of the overall demographic makeup.
An Associated Press report from Mexico City states President Huerta sends a message to Head Obregon and his cabinet detailing actions and developments in the capital. The dispatch emphasizes governance steps and political alignment amid ongoing constitutional negotiation.
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