20 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1920
Page
1
The American Sugar Refining Company announced the closure of six refineries due to light demand for sugar. Officials cited ample stocks and a readiness to resume prompt deliveries when market conditions improve.
In Geneva AP reports Italian Foreign Minister Tittoni told the League Assembly the United States should enter the League without undue delay. He warned the League cannot exist if nations are excluded, stressing inclusive membership as essential.
Paris dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George telling Petit Parisien correspondent that Britain and France have no quarrel and their views do not harm the alliance from the war. He says reparations should be fixed and Germany’s payment amount recalled. The former German empress’s condone is described as worse.
In Maine, a lumbering party near Chesuncook Dam to Cusabesis was being ferried across a lake when the motorboat caught fire. Men leaped overboard as the blaze spread, and several drowned in the frigid water.
The unreadable OCR fragment lists several individuals including Tucker, Bolling, Gialer, Kramer and roles such as vice president and board secretary. It references National Bank and Shipping Board but lacks coherent context or complete facts.
A kidnapping suspect pled guilty and received a life term. The case involved a man identified as a crank or conspiratorial figure, with details about the motive and immediate aftermath mentioned in court documents. No additional defendants or injuries are reported in the readable fragments.
Health progress at the White House prompted officials to say President Wilson may address Congress in person when it convenes in December. The statement reflects optimism about his condition and public duties.
Harold Shipley and Evelyn Shipley, two children, died from injuries after a dynamited blast near Germantown Rockville Md. Vernon Thompson is jailed as a suspect in the double murder case. State’s Attorney Thomas L and Sheriff Nicholson report no formal charge yet.
A fragmented note reports President Harding inviting a Democratic Senator to Tennessee for a forthcoming visit. The readable parts mention Tennessee and political engagement. Further details are unclear from the garbled text.
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