Johnson Drops Fight For Release Goes To Prison
AP report from Chicago notes Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champion, abandons his bid for release after conviction under the White Slave law and plans to depart tonight for Leavenworth to serve a one year sentence. The document includes a Frederick Town Savings Institution condition report dated September 8, 1920, detailing assets and liabilities with names and figures.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Leavenworth
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FREDERICK TOWN SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Frederick
Maryland
Cox Passes Three Speeches on Japanese Immigration Issue
Governor Cox faced a busy day with three speeches before the Civic League Commercial Club and in Oakland. He leaves for Los Angeles tomorrow and is expected to devote further attention to today’s addresses on California’s burning Japanese immigration question.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cox
Civic League
Commercial Club
Oakland
Los Angeles
California
Food price drop noted for August by Labor
The Associated Press reports a 0.4 to 1.2 percent drop in wholesale prices in August with foodstuffs leading declines by about 1.2 percent. Farm products fell around 6 percent and clothing about 3 to 4 percent while fuel metal and house furnishings rose.
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Washington
Department of Labor
National Assembly to Elect Deschanel Successor Thursday
The Associated Press reports the National Assembly will elect a successor to President Deschanel. His resignation is in Premier Miller’s hands, with the ballot set for Thursday.
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Paris
National Assembly
Deschanel
Miller
Vets of World Wars Call on President Wilson
A delegation of Veterans of the Foreign War called on President Wilson to extend greetings. The President said he regretted his physical condition prevented him from attending sessions of the convention.
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WILSON
Washington
Foreign Ward
Poles Capture Extensive Front in 240 Miles of War
Warsaw reports Polish forces have seized a front stretching about 240 miles with Kamien and Kaspirzki taken and a Soviet loss of about a thousand prisoners. The item notes rapid gains along the line and lists places captured, reflecting a broad advance in the war brief.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Qutsk
Kamien
Kaspirzki
No Doubt Disaster Planned by Anarchists
Investigation continues after a major Wall Street bombing described as carefully planned by radical agitators. Attorney General Palmer and top officials announce a nationwide effort with a $20,600 reward to trap suspects and identify the bomber, as detectives press for answers on owner identity and motive.
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