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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1920

Page

10

Democrats Nominate Simmons Glass Davis and Harrison

San Francisco July 1 Democratic convention opens by ordering as the fourth day session with Simmons of North Carolina nominated for Senate and McAdoo briefly urged as a rival. Glass of Lynchburg and Davis of West Virginia receive seconding speeches as Harrison of the Philippines is named by Miss Dwyer from Manila, with Davis and McAdoo seen as leading contenders amid party unity efforts.

Associated Press San Francisco Robinson Democrat National Convention Tralleries Delesates Robizon North Carolina Martha Nelson McCann California Simmons Senator Simmons North Dakota Oregon William Gibbs McAdoo McAdoo Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Representative Flood Senator Glass Resolutions Committee Glass Woodrow Wilson Flood Lynchburg House of Representatives Treasury Department Senate

Baltimore July 1 Dairy and Poultry Prices Ledger

Baltimore market notes list butter creamery blocks 0 61 choice B M59 good 56 Prints 9 62 and various dairy items. Poultry prices cover chickens ducks pigeons and eggs with per pound and per pair rates. Grain and livestock quotes include wheat corn barley cattle hogs sheep and cotton fiddling across several markets referencing Chicago and New York listings.

Baltimore West Virginia

Strikes easing as Western Maryland trains depart Hagerstown

Thirty percent of Western Maryland strikers returned to work at Hagerstown with four freight trains sent out. Local officials estimate ninety percent back tomorrow as conferences with President M. c. Byers and Supt. A.M. Smith influence settlement. Baltimore and Ohio Cumberland Valley and Norfolk and Western operating at full capacity. Funeral notices and deaths from Fredericksburg and Mount Rainier follow.

Washington Post Hagerstown Maryland Brotherhood M. c. Byers Supt. A.M. Smith Baltimore and Otte Cumberland Valley Norfolk and Western

Caventora Loge Suit to Break In strument on Incompetency Grounds

Special to The Washington Post. In Hagerstown Maryland on July 1 the Laing will case concluded after a week of trial moved from Cumberland. The jury sustained caveatees and held the will of George M Laing valid leaving $25 000 to relatives. Marie Theresu Laing and John Frederick Laing two beneficiaries alleged Laing lacked competence when the instrument was executed in Mercy Hospital Baltimore.

Washington Post Hagerstown Laing Cumberland George M. Laing Mercy Hospital Baltimore Marie Theresu Laing John Frederick Laing Allguing Laing

Virginia Day Agent Shot and Wounded in Patrick County

Richmond VA July 1 M T Conner inspector of the State prohibition department was shot and twice wounded after being decoyed by two alleged bootleggers to a lawless section of Patrick county. The shooting occurred June 25 and Conner is not seriously wounded. Also reported Miss Mabel Margaret Poole wed Hubert Leroy Warfield in Poolesville Maryland and other local city updates.

Richmond M. T. Conner State Prohibition Department Patrick County Peters Conner Washington Post Rockville Mabel Margaret Poole Mary W. Poole Sellman Hubert Leroy Warfield Frederick C& K. Ray Poolesville P. Rowland Wagner Baptist Church Rosalie Galleher Otho al- Ten Utterback Rosslyn

Woman shoots at aching tooth woman in desperate pain

Special to The Washington Past Baltimore July 1 Constant pain from an aching tooth drives Mrs Teresea Kwedar 50 of Washington Park to shoot herself in the right cheek with a 42 caliber revolver. The bullet traveled to near the right eye. She told her husband she would use a pistol if all remedies failed. She was taken to St Agnes Hospital.

Washington Baltimore Teresea Kwedar Washington Park St Agnes’ Hospital G . Kieffer Morrell Park

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