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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1920
Page
7
A U S subcommittee on labor urges studying the government stance on reopening the United States Anthracite Award. Wilson and Kennedy discuss deadlock in wage negotiations as miners accuse operators of gouging and monopolistic practices. The debate centers on adjusting inequalities and supply controls in the coal industry.
The article reports on immigrant attitudes toward kitchen work in early 20th century America and notes expert commentary from Washington. It also covers Marshall Field's will probate in Chicago with Judge Foell approving $900,000 in attorney fees and costs for the contest and parties.
A violent outbreak at the city almshouse left several injured as a 75 year old man, Victor Raddy, attacked beds with a metal bucket while residents slept. He was committed without bail to await the grand jury.
A city case connected with the death of Wilkim Sclulty is described, with a tutor car involved and a motor tied to alleged vehicle actions. The solicitor Cothell testified while witnesses denied involvement as the incident occurred.
Two soldiers from the field service were detained as investigators probe the death of Alye Reedley seen last at a party. The shooting reportedly occurred on a roof near a local school as authorities name Floyd Aller and Jacob Pack among those held. Diewrey arrived in Carlisle about a week ago from Mechanicsburg amid wartime tensions in May.
An old advertisement touts Pepto Mangan as a blood building tonic to reduce fatigue and restore vigor. It claims overexertion strains the blood, then promotes the product as the solution, available in liquid and tablet forms under the Gude’s Pepto Mangan name.
Oklahoma farmer T L Bastier lauds Thedford's Black-Draught for thirty years noting improved health. He cites liver stomach and digestion benefits and says it benefits his family with gentle bowel stimulation and natural digestion aid.
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