26 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1920
Page
1
An old Fredericktown Savings Institution advertisement cites Benjamin Franklin to urge saving diligently. It stresses that a penny saved today becomes a dollar tomorrow and urges readers to act on opportunity for fortune and business success.
Marion reports Senator Harding plans a final campaign tour through Ohio starting tomorrow and running through the week as national coal operators meet in Cleveland to urge action against high coal prices following Palmer’s telegram to the National Coal Association.
London plans proceeding for Lord Mayor MacSwiney s funeral. The government will not interfere with the family s plans despite inquiries. The Associated Press reports government stance on public observance and private grieving in the capital.
Rome report says Senator Roland Ricci has been appointed Italian ambassador to Washington. The announcement comes from Italian government circles as confirmation of the posting to the U S capital.
Two more American citizens have been killed in the Tampico oil fields, the State Department was informed. Washington dispatch notes the tragedy as the war presses on, urging readers to follow The News for all updates.
An American Legion committee formally requested President Wilson to remove the assistant secretary of labor, claiming misconduct by Post officials and pressing the administration to take action against the official.
Report from Havana via Associated Press describes millions of dollars worth of American goods rotting on Cuban docks due to congestion. Authorities blame inadequate docks and a longshoremen strike since spring, with prices and speculation noted amid the crisis.
Kenova West Virginia governor Cox wrapped up his campaign with a plea for the League of Nations. He asserted churches labor and women unite in a sweeping country movement, noting miners know the League and that Republicans face trouble with women's meetings.
Armed guards have been dispatched to Eastport Idaho after attacks on trainmen by alleged whiskey smugglers who threaten to shoot their way through any obstacle to transport liquor from Canada.
Objections were filed on November 8 with the Supreme Court in Washington. The Associated Press reports that parties led by Morris and Cadudy challengethe proceedings, seeking to file alect suit and contest the case in the high court.
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