22 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1920
Page
1
The Fredericktown Savings Institution urges depositors to trust in a sound economy and prepare for a prosperous future. It highlights assets totaling 2,800,000 dollars and emphasizes financial prudence and contingencies for stability.
The Associated Press reports Geneva discussion on Armenian relief and possible U S aid. The League of Nations considered mandating action with Britain and France pressing intervention. Dr Nansen suggested 60000 troops could enforce a response if needed.
The Associated Press reports that Major General Chamberlain, Army Inspector, urged immediate changes in surplus store disposal after a probe showed a speculator bought cement from a government department for $1 per ton and resold it to the War Department for $6, highlighting corruption risks.
Unclear fragmentary report states Russia refused to proceed at peace talks citing Polish troops not withdrawn to armistice line. Mentioned are Colonel Grubik and Ukrainian leader Shon Potlura among Polish and Soviet officials, with hints of a plan to withdraw thirty miles between Polish and Ukrainian troops near Minsk. Negotiations reportedly halted as patches indicate a break in talks at Riga.
The French government will not oppose by force the return of former King Constantine to the Greek throne. The Foreign Office regards his return as inevitable. Death of Mrs Constance Harrison, wife of the President, noted at Fairfax Station.
A damaged OCR passage describes a violent incident with killed and seriously wounded individuals. It references a crowd, military presence, and several named figures including Captain Donald Mackan and Smyth, owner of an establishment. The text is garbled but implies shootings on multiple streets and wounded suspects.
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