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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
4
Frank Brooke, deputy lieutenant for County Wicklow in Leinster, Ireland, was shot and killed at a railroad station after alighting from a train. The victim, a wealthy country gentleman and close friend of Viscount French, is among a series of historical notes touching on Irish affairs and regional life.
Mrs Catherine Crosby of Milwaukee aged 72 and a survivor of the White Star liner Titanic has died.
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced approval of three loans to railroads totaling 18 million 915 thousand dollars. The action expands financing for railway projects, marking a significant step for railroad development and regional transport capacity.
A. M. Brewer of Los Angeles leaped from bed during a slight recent earthquake shock and, in night clothes, fired a revolver and died instantly beneath a palm tree.
A recent Los Angeles earthquake halted streetcar service and sent chimneys crashing into streets. No serious injuries reported, authorities assess structural damage and safety zones as residents assess aftermath.
The Department of Agriculture bureau of markets reports a June drop in wool consumption of about 17,000,000 pounds compared with the average consumption in earlier months this year, indicating a significant decline in demand.
A devotional snippet cites Psalm 38 verse 1 asking God not to rebuke in wrath nor chasten in displeasure, reflecting themes of mercy, correction, and spiritual humility.
The French military administration levies a reparations penalty of ten million francs on Syria in response to the Arab uprising led by King Feisal. The action reflects ongoing tensions in the region and the crackdown on anti colonial movements.
A lengthy acceptance speech denounces profiteering during wartime and urges enforcement of laws, fair labor and capital conduct, clearer business rules, and restrained government action. It covers morals, law enforcement, labor rights, transit, agriculture, food storage, and a path toward peace era reforms.
Paper pulp imported into Japan last year totaled 28 742 tons with 18 240 tons from Canada and 9 000 tons from the United States.
Front page rates are 1814 cents per column inch while inner and back pages charge 1614 cents per column inch. Bank statements cost $5 per insertion, paid locals at 1 cent per word per issue with a minimum 25 cents. Card of thanks is free.
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