Boys' Woolen Caps and Hats Sale Ad
A compact ad promoting boys' woolen caps priced at 98 cents and boys' cloth hats in the newest style for 1.48 dollars. Includes brand or store styling typical of a period listing.
01 Sep 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1920
Page
1
A compact ad promoting boys' woolen caps priced at 98 cents and boys' cloth hats in the newest style for 1.48 dollars. Includes brand or store styling typical of a period listing.
Governor Cox denies slush fund allegations as a Senate committee probes campaign financing. White cites a $2 million fund for Democrats and says no evidence supports a Republican effort to corrupt the process. Cox declares the charges false and urges lawful scrutiny without excess spending.
The United States urges Poland to halt armies at the Polish ethnographic frontier but Warsaw says strategic considerations must govern its course. Reports from the Northeastern front claim Galicia has been recovered by Polish and Ukrainian forces amid ongoing battles.
clashes renewed between Nationalists and Unionists in Belfast with heavy shooting and fires reported. Sinn Fein forces were driven from positions by an armored car while dockyard tensions and street clashes continued. one man killed in North Street, many injured, amid broader nightly violence and arson across districts.
The Associated Press reports that talks suggesting an immigration accord between Japan and the United States were premature. State Department officials state no formal agreement was reached and discussions are only informal. A Tokyo dispatch claimed Japanese residents would be naturalized and barred from further U S migration.
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