19 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
1
Frederick Town Savings Institution touts Sound Economy urging deposits to build a prosperous future. Emphasizes understanding of proportion and foreseeing contingencies, advising customers to save now to be prepared for economic shifts and better financial security.
Associated Press reports in Springfield that Glenn Young, a prohibition enforcement officer, was beaten by prisoners in county jail while facing murder charges and later released on habeas corpus. The suspects in the Glasgow bank robbery were arrested. a bag of Liberty Bonds and jewelry was found in a car they rode in.
A landslide on Pittsburgh Street near the Pennsylvania railroad station threatens the area. One building was buried as earth shifted after engineers tried to straighten the street. Nine steam shovels work to move earth amid the danger, with damages estimated at one million dollars.
Doorn Netherlands former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany, suffering heart trouble, has been summoned by her family. The ailing widow remains a central figure in royal circles as her health declines.
The Associated Press reports a 1921 fashion focus as a Harding year in men’s attire. Designers emphasize conservation salts with a lean toward bliss and dark grays, while Chicago plans to source water from the bottom of Lake Michigan.
United States Steel Corporation announces a recommendation to continue the present base selling price until changes become necessary. The notice emphasizes stability in pricing as the market conditions warrant.
The Associated Press reports radicals from Russia await deportation from the United States. The Labor Department confirms a shipment is delayed due to Scandinavian countries declining to receive them. The details are unclear and the source text is fragmented.
The Associated Press reports Bluff, Iowa investigators cleared a major mail theft case involving a reported 3.6 million dollar haul. Part of the loot has been recovered, with authorities confirming leads and ongoing inquiries into the remaining sum.
An Athens dispatch to the London Times reports the resignation of the Greek regent while the former king is hailed. The Associated Press notes the unusual political shift and absence of a central authority as authorities search for stability.
Fragmented notes describe officials in Harrisburg considering relief for communities harmed by coal-carrier disruptions. The text mentions state actions, representation, and potential emergency orders with references to utilities and public safety, though details are garbled.
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