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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1920
Page
2
Premier Lloyd George stated in Carnarvon that Irish police do not bomb houses or shoot unprovoked. He claimed 298 policemen were wounded, with 109 killed, and said force may be used to restore order if necessary.
The Weather Bureau issued a warning of a northeast storm along the Carolina and Virginia coast. It is expected to reach gale force this afternoon.
A small private bank in Chelsea with liabilities of 92000 was closed by the Bank Commissioner today. The bank could not meet its obligations, adding another chapter to the tense situation here.
Chambersburg will host the next annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church with Rev L W Lutz inviting the gathering. Rev Dr A B Statton of Hagerstown was re elected for the fourth term on the first ballot by 141 of 144 votes the largest first ballot tally in conference history.
Seven men including three tugboat crew members were held on heavy bail by a US commissioner on charges of stealing merchandise from Central Railroad of New Jersey freight cars. Police say the caps robbed freight in tow across the North River, dumping bolts of cloth valued at thousands of dollars overboard. The cloth, consigned to a firm in Chester, Pennsylvania, was recovered.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a British cutlers association forming to study and devise improved tools and methods. The text mentions health claims and a medical spray, with garbled addresses and names, reflecting a dubious advertisement tone and unclear outcomes.
Wolfsville hosts a two day community show with cash prizes for apples crafts needlework and baked goods. Exhibits include household items fruit vegetables preserves jellies canned goods poultry and a wide range of contests judged by appointed officials.
The Central Purchasing Bureau of Maryland met in the Governor's Office at noon. Dr. A F Woods was elected vice chairman. The bureau set the State Purchasing Agent salary at 5000 dollars yearly and approved appointments for Robert A Atkinson at 3000, Henry Bergman at 2000, and Mrs Helen E Parsons at 3500 dollars yearly.
French Texte Plants Suffer, Pk, Pou Gena the textile Induste y in this city with a crushing two month downturn. Production has fallen about 40 percent as orders dry up and factories trim shifts. Local workers report plant closures and wage uncertainties.
A Taunton Massachusetts woman recalls six months of illness and fainting caused by female troubles. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief during the Change of Life and urges others to try it for conditions like inflammation and abruption.
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