05 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1920
Page
1
An old style advertisement urges readers to start a savings account now, claiming 4 percent interest and tax free earnings. It emphasizes time as life’s essence and links saving to opportunity, fortune, and business success at a trusted institution.
Sugar and grains declined in New York and Chicago with refiners cutting refined sugar to 12 cents per pound. December wheat opened at 1.93 a bushel, corn and oats followed the downward trend. The report notes market lows and broader price reductions for grain commodities.
The Associated Press reports Senator Borah, noted Treaty irreconcilable, announced via telegram he would continue to back the Republican ticket and wish Harding victory despite a rift with Senator Harding. The message characterizes Borah as supporting the campaign and prospects for Harding.
Anti suffragists seek Court ruling on the constitutionality of the suffrage amendment in the Associated Press dispatch from Washington. The story notes a German gas cabinet treatment for neglected or sore horses as an unrelated medical note.
A chaotic market report shows wheat futures sliding below 329 bushels per ton in Chicago with broad declines and weak export demand. Government actions and slow shipments weighed on sentiment as traders watched prices drift to new lows for the period.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of William Haywood and 93 other Industrial Workers of the World sentenced in the tower court for obstructing the craft during the war. A Reading woman Rebecca Stamp dies at 105, possibly oldest resident, and a note on glue tubes invented in Europe for handling petroleum gasoline and some gases in place of rubber tubing.
Opening game of the baseball series at Ebbets Field draws twenty five thousand fans in cold weather. Cleveland pitcher Bagby faces Brooklyn’s Marquard with Kruge, Deyeens, Mamaux in relief. Batteries: Cleveland Coveleakie O’Neil Brooklyn Margue, Mamaux.
A New York report asserts Zelenko the Russian exile is not connected to the Wall Street explosion. The clarification notes Zelenko’s movements will be checked carefully as officials review leads amid ongoing investigations.
Disjointed notes from a chaotic AP dispatch mention Ras Wanystates and a Tennessee race. The fragment refers to Republican committee activities, alleged cartyl charges, regional mentions, and a Dayton Ohio recipient of tablets for indigestion amid muttered memory of an event.
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