02 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
1
Warsaw reports Budenny’s unit crushed in Lemberg sector as Poles claim heavy Russian losses and around 1,000 prisoners taken. Russian forces retreat toward Nietuen and Dulester rivers amid broader eastern Mealy territory fighting.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as stopping hair loss, reversing thinning, and removing dandruff after application. It claims hair becomes vigorous and bright with just a few cents investment, promising visible new growth and a renewed appearance.
The Associated Press reports Washington shows the federal debt rising in August to 24,324,672,000 with railroad earnings boosting public revenue. Figures indicate the nation's gross debt at 24,324,672,000 and the public debt increasing by 101,755,000 in August.
German Foreign Minister told the Reichstag Foreign Affairs Committee that he was urged to collaborate with the Western Powers against Russia but rejected this course after mature reflection. He said proposals for Germany to cooperate with the Western Powers against Russia were also rejected.
Partial returns at noon show Senator Smith about 1000 votes short of a majority in the Carolina primary for the Senate. He faces three opponents, and whether the remaining ballots will tilt the outcome remains uncertain. The Associated Press reports the scene from Columbia with developing results as officials tally further counts.
Senator Harding discussed his treaty position with Senator Knox and proposed a new International Association. The Chicago National League team visited to campaign for the candidate amid debate on foreign policy and power for industry.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline Moore preparing to travel on a pre convention route to Chicago with Governor Cox. The plan covers about 9,000 miles through two states as he faces Senate committee questions and political charges.
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