28 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1920
Page
1
The Associated Press reports the first public White House document of the current campaign was issued today. It addresses the League of Nations in a letter to Los Angeles correspondents and largely refutes Republican charges against the League covenant.
The Associated Press reports Senator Harding campaigned in West Virginia delivering addresses in major cities before returning to Maryland tomorrow. Most speeches were given from his campaign coach platform, with Wheeling the exception.
The Associated Press reports Governor Cox started a 186 speech tour through 14 South Dakota cities and Iowa. The lone Iowa address focused on the League of Nations and agriculture as central themes while other talks were from a special train.
Chicago September 21 retail grocers head Sal Westerfeld predicts cheaper food prices with a decline expected except for eggs and butter. He notes lower prices for canned goods and wood, cheaper bread due to lower tour prices, and says grain movements will help producers move crops amid price cuts. 6000 miners strike in West Virginia withIdle eastern Ohio coal fields 41 mines report idle. wage talks yield concessions in stone removal. Paty Brim and Ralph Ginn in a shooting in Point Marion Pennsylvania. Brim dies. Ginn arrested.
Delegates at the American Convention move to the resolutions committee with more than 800 proposals to be considered. Kansas City is favored for the next convention, though several southern cities also seek the event.
Associated Press report hints that Southern Black agricultural graduates could fill farm labor roles in California if Asiatic exclusion laws are enacted. Delegates at a Negro convention discussed readiness to relocate workers, signaling potential shifts in regional labor dynamics amid wartime restrictions.
The Associated Press reports that Lord Mayor MacSwiney, on the 47th day of the hunger strike, passed a better night and was slightly refreshed this day, though still very weak and exhausted.
The Associated Press reports the National Commission chose Brooklyn to host the first World Series game, with Chicago in contention as the series opens on November 6. The decision sets the stage for the national championship clash between the two teams.
Report from The Associated Press says members of the Italian Farmers Society seized estates owned by King Victor Emmanuel near Naples with no opposition. The move comes as dispatches reach London. The seizure was unopposed according to the report.
The city paid tribute today to Jacob H. Schiff financier and philanthropist, whose funeral was held on Saturday. The Associated Press reports a large gathering and widespread mourning across New York as prominent figures and citizens honored his legacy.
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