25 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1920
Page
1
A quirky 1828 establishment ad proclaims time as life’s material and urges saving. Benjamin Franklin quotes are used to persuade, stressing that small deposits today build wealth tomorrow and lead to fortune and business success.
Officials report a minimum National Guard strength of 427,000 must be maintained. Visits to corps areas by Associated Press noted Washington discussions on reorganizing guard forces under the National Defense Act. Commanders and state authorities advised on organization with emphasis on maintaining peace time strength.
News from New York reports manager Jack Kearns says terms are practically completed for a bout between heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier. The fight is likely in New York, possibly in January or June, with arenas being considered for the showdown.
Five bandits robbed a bank cashier in Alvordton Ohio after forcing him to unlock the safe. They took 3500 dollars in cash and Liberty bonds then fled in an automobile following the fainting of the banker's wife.
The Associated Press reports three Black individuals are confirmed dead and a fourth dying after a confrontation when police tried to disperse a Black crowd. Officers face charges in the public safety incident linked to the clash.
Gov Cox travels through West Virginia delivering nine public addresses amid a cautious political climate. The Associated Press notes the tour as a strategic push in a state viewed as doubtful for his candidacy.
Senator Harding works on speeches in Marion Ohio as he files prepared remarks for an upcoming Ohio visit. The Associated Press notes he studies materials and outlines at his desk in the hotel or office setting.
The AP reports Lord MacSwiney died after days of illness. His passing ended a prolonged hunger strike, with guards stationed to prevent disturbance at the deathbed. Civilian spectators were barred as the city mourned, and the old mayor faced calls amid unrest.
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