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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
7
National farmers unions urge nationwide producer action to combat rising prices. The text references a cooperative effort, a strike call, and unity among farmers to address economic pressures on firm products. Occurs amid debated pricing and market conditions.
Gov Coolidge condemns cancellations of trades tied to rising prices in a letter to the Boot Club. The Augocintad Prong and Boaton report people caught in the falling market vote faced orders for goods at high prices.
German Foreign Minister Simons states Germany does not seek entry into the League of Nations under any special favor. He insists membership should be on equal terms with other powers and urges that the invitation be offered with equal status for Germany.
The Associated Press reports a mob of about 150 men overpowered a sheriff and two deputies intending to guard three accused Black suspects, including a man, a fren, and a woman, accused in Pearly Harper’s killing, a young planter. Mexico's petroleum output rose over threefold in seven years, totaling more than 87,300,000 barrels last year.
The Associated Press reports tense arguments Monday at a Chicago labor rally as employees press for higher pay. Union leaders and management clashed briefly during the session before a scheduled labor card meeting.
Talbot County grand jury began an investigation into rumors of mistreatment of Fountain by Sheriff Charles G. M. T. and other state officers. Witnesses, including Automobile Commissioner E. Austin Baughman and Baltimore reporters, were summoned. Chief Judge W. H. Adkins ordered the probe. George He Reavis and G. Lloyd Palmer will inspect county schools in Wortholows, New Market, and Mt. Carmel as part of a concurrent survey. A large Argentina coal discovery shifts attention to potential domestic energy sources amid wartime savings efforts.
Former Greek premier Venizelos has left the country for Nice aboard a yacht escorted by a British warship. Crowds hailed ex-king Constantine while a political reshuffle unfolds with allies signaling nonrecognition of Constantine if he returns. Gounaris predicts a plebiscite once official results are known.
Millions know indiges tion and dyspepsia are common but a few tablets of Pape's Diapepsin neutralize acidity and provide immediate relief. When meals upset you belch or feel sour undigested food and pain, a tablet eases stomach distress. The ad touts low cost and great benefits, claiming many become Diapepsin enthusiasts.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a hospital and phosphates in connection with a hazard study. No clear event or names are readable. the readable cues point to a medical setting and chemical exposure context without specifics.
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