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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1920
Page
5
An old style promotional note features Benjamin Franklin quotes urging thrift. It promotes a savings account at a reliable institution, suggesting time saved today grows into future wealth and opportunity for fortune and business success.
An advertisement promotes savings with a 4 percent interest rate and claims tax-free returns. It urges readers to start saving today with the institution, highlighting accessibility for large or small deposits.
Reports from London indicate anxiety over a national rail strike has softened after talks. Officials say rail workers may delay action beyond the Trades Union Congress, while informal government and miner discussions continue this week.
The Associated Press reports Governor Cox in New York for a second campaign stop. George Foster Peabody of the NonPartisan Citizens' Committee predicted attendance would break all records at an evening auditorium gathering.
A telegram from Governor Morrow of Kentucky to Center College football players on the eve of the Center Harvard clash pleads hearten the team to hit hard and low. The message expresses supportive prayers from women and men alike as the bold challenge looms.
Ambush reports circulate about officers and private killed with five wounded. Word reaches London of MacSwiney’s condition on the seventy second day of the hunger strike. Exchange Telegraph notes moments may be at hand as military reports and public warnings spread.
Washington reports President Wilson will receive a delegation of pro League Republicans at the White House next Wednesday. The group is headed by Hamilton York, editor, and includes notable supporters of the League.
Fragmentary item states Beth of some county reports to police that an arrest occurred near Philadelphia and Perryville on a date indicated by a dot filled print. Names and details are unreadable.
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