30 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1920
Page
1
An old styled notice urges readers to begin saving with the Frederick Town Savings Institution. It promises interest paid on deposits large or small, tax free earnings, and hints at opportunity leading to fortune and success through steady saving.
The Rev. BD E Cleveland, pastor of a Dodge Memorial church in Bluffs Iowa, was slugged bound and gagged by masked men who placed him in a truck and set his clothing ablaze. He escaped but is in critical condition. Authorities believe the crime was retaliation for his anti crime stance.
The Associated Press report from Thurles Ireland notes great damage at Templemore with numerous shops wrecked. Details and circumstances are missing.
The Petit Parisien reports France sent a firm but courteous note to Great Britain insisting there is no right to confiscate German property in Britain without a parliamentary agreement of all Versailles pact signatories. The note remains courteous yet firm as tensions rise.
A fragmented Chicago report notes a planned Democratic gathering with speeches by President and party leaders. The text references preparations, ballots, and a White House receipt of election signals, indicating a campaign activity ahead of a crucial vote.
A damaged caption describes a formal coronation photograph featuring the bishop of Korea and an auxiliary figure, with a note referencing the bishop of Brooklyn. The readable text is unclear and partial.
A garbled OCR note recalls a chaotic scene in Perkasley involving a parrot biting, stray talk, and puzzling phrases. It hints at a humorous or odd animal incident, with blurred names and references to local figures and a teased end of a season.
Thirteen individuals are implicated in a ballot probe scandal with unclear names and roles. Authorities report ongoing investigations at multiple sites as charges are sought against the defendants.
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