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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement extols the Brunswick tire as superior in fit and endurance. It claims one-wall construction tests place it at the summit of durability, with long-fiber materials and expensive extras boosting mileage. It asserts no patents or secret formulas can beat it and urges buyers that it costs no more than similar tires.
Employment ad seeks a middle aged woman to perform housework in a two person household with no children. Stable work offered at five dollars per week or period as stated.
The peace treaty with Hungary was signed at the Grand Trianon palace in Paris on Friday. The document marks the formal end of hostilities and sets terms for postwar arrangements in Europe.
Carrie Chapman Catt president of the American Woman Suffrage Association opened the congress in Geneva Switzerland addressing the progress of the movement at the international gathering on day seven.
The Chicago convention opens with Chairman Hays presiding at 11:34 am. Senator Lodge named temporary chairman as reactions rise to Wilson’s league and Mexico policy, with Depew Herrick and Mrs. Hume assisting. Lodge defends treaty opposition and calls for strong U.S. leadership in Mexico.
The Supreme Court rules both federal prohibition amendment and enforcement act constitutional. Rhode Island petitions to bar federal enforcement are denied, as are New Jersey injunctions to prevent enforcement. Chief Justice White writes a supplemental opinion joining Justice Van Devanter with fuller analysis.
The Census Bureau announced New York City has 5,621,151 residents as of January 2, up 864,268 from 1910, a 17.9 percent gain. Growth surpasses all prior decades except 1900–1910, with a strong surge in the 1910s. Also note departments cutting jobs as War Department clerks face layoffs by July 1 due to congressional reductions.
Chicago delegates arrive unbossed as leaders from past years watch with grim satisfaction. The wandering delegates mill in hotel lobbies while campaign managers fail to lock down support. A first ballot will reveal the strength of each candidate’s assurances to undistracted delegates.
A Holstein cow named Pabst sold at the Minnesota Holstein Freisian sale for a world record price of 80 000 dollars in St Paul. The record price topped the previous 30 000 dollar high.
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