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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1920
Page
1
In Warsaw reports say Bolshevik cavalry broke Ukrainian lines forcing a retreat. Ukrainians flee Kiev and other towns they held, evacuating as defeat deepens.
Sound Economy promotes careful financial planning and contingency foresight. The pamphlet urges depositing money in the institution to secure a prosperous future. It cites assets totaling 2,800,000.
President died Harding sails from Brownsville Texas on journey to New Orleans to board ship bound for Panama. He may decide today whether to accept invitation to visit Mexico. His vessel could dock at Vera Cruz en route.
The bishop at the Episcopal Synod in Washington asserted that Russia, once strong alongside America and England, would render the League of Nations unnecessary. He argued that a joint display of strength by the three great powers could maintain global peace.
Associated Press report from Earlington Kentucky states ten miners were rescued from a burning coal mine near here after a fire trapped them for twenty hours. five others were found dead and one is missing as rescuers dug a tunnel to bypass the blaze.
The Associated Press reports President Wilson sent a message to the League of Nations Assembly at Geneva, extending greetings and hoping their labor will benefit the civilized world. The piece includes unrelated reminiscences about income and bricklayers.
A fragmented report notes possible regency by Queen Mother Olga of Greece amid the royal succession. Admiral Coundoulis or Coundourotle is cited in the inconsistent text as a source, with unclear details about Athens and a venizerous movement.
The Associated Press reports in Norristown that 13 month old Blakeley Coughlin is the victim in a fatal case. The trial proceeds with details of the infant’s death and the alleged actions of the defendant.
The Associated Press reports that total production is less than half of a year ago in New England textile industries. About three hundred thousand mill operators are affected by short time production cuts across the region.
A terse State Department statement asserts no change in U.S. policy toward recognizing Mexico or relations with its government. The exact phrasing was difficult to parse in the source, but the core message confirms no new recognition moves or shifts in official stance at this time.
The Associated Press reports Western Union refused to cut rates for government messages. The State Department says the telegraph company rejected government rate reductions, impacting official communications and diplomatic channels.
An Associated Press item from Denvar Colorado describes an attempted hold up on a Pacific passenger train. Bandits reportedly flagged the train and were driven off by authorities or guards.
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