13 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1920
Page
1
The Associated Press reports hundreds of thousands of dollars in relief supplies for the Near East were burglarized from the American Relief Organization. Evidence suggests dishonest Asian employees share partial blame, with additional losses occurring during transit from the United States.
The 32nd day of hunger strike for Cork Mayor Terence MacSwiney reports he is near collapse after a restless night. The Irish Self-Determination League bulletin notes Mrs. MacSwiney appeals to the American ambassador and other envoys to avert tragedy and urge the Nations to calm world tensions. Eleven hunger strikers in Cork Jail remain alive but weaker, with government officials denying imminent force to end the strike. A related police watch details intensified actions around Cork and Dublin, as authorities warn against further arousing public ire. A separate car collision in Burlingame, California, involved a delivery wagon.
Fragmentary text mentions Petrograd and a veteran with wartime roles. It references a chief position and provisional matters but is largely garbled. No clear person, date, or organization can be confidently identified from the readable words.
Washington report states the Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business Wednesday September 8. The move aims to assess bank health and financial stability across institutions nationwide.
Arbuckle Sugar Refining Co lowers granulated sugar price from 17.10 to 15 cents per pound. Report of a separate crash near Morgantown involves a Ford touring car with occupants from Harper’s Ferry. windshield shattered, radiator damaged, and occupants injured. Names of drivers not confirmed. incident details unclear.
In Elkton near Booth farm south of town, six wheat stacks on a neighboring property were burned. Firefighters and Sheriff attended the scene, with officials noting damages and ongoing investigation into the blaze and ownership details.
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