25 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1920
Page
1
Russian Foreign Office announced the termination of relations with China. Minister Kondacheff said all treaties between Russia and China will be held in abeyance as the two nations reassess their diplomatic ties.
The Associated Press reports two masked bandits robbed the New Orleans Limited near Tucker Hill last night. Investigators seek whether the haul equals thousands or as high as 100000, linking suspects to Horace Walton who died after a similar robbery last May.
In a morning session the congress discussed prohibition with delegates from Latin America and South America. A pilgrimage to Mt. Vernon, George Washington's home, was noted as part of the proceedings. Richmond Pearson Hobson was expected to contribute to the final session tomorrow.
Fire at the State Insane Asylum laundry building caused about $100,000 in damage early this morning. Patients were unharmed as fire crews battled the blaze and contained the scene.
Fragmentary report notes the city poised to name a commissioner amid a bank collapse linked to a Ponzi scheme. Cosmopolitan Trust Co advertised resources of $20,000,000 as its funds failed, with no stated reason for the crisis.
The Associated Press reports an inquiry into implied charges affecting Cox's 1918 campaign financing stalled as witnesses were absent. The Senate Committee pursued a $35,000 concealed contribution from Dayton Metal Products Co, while Mies E Parks, finance director for the National Committee, denied Democratic National Committee involvement in stock purchases.
Fragmented AP report notes Cox ends campaign in Colorado and begins invasion into Wyoming. Text references speeches and topics like anti progressivism and agriculture. Includes stray mentions of a Paris death and Japan wheat forecasts.
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