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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
24
Caecho-Slovakian sailors operate from Pressburg, the city on the Danube once part of Hungary, now the main Caecho-Slovak port. The Danube links it to southern Europe, especially Jeuenslevia, handling the bulk of commerce.
Essen April 1 workmen's committee decides to extend the general strike due to failure to reach a settlement with the government. Delegates return from Berlin to consult the general conference and refuse any new terms in the Bielefeld agreement as the armistice extension of forty eight hours is granted.
Farmers sow spring wheat and prepare oats for sowing as residents record visits and family gatherings. Bertha Justin returns from Garvin avenue Elyria while C Hott and Braun share Sunday guests. The Schmitz and Justin families host relatives and relocate households near Elyria and Pittsfield.
The chief of workers reports clear prospects for a settlement as pressure eases after Gen Von Watters, commanding government troops at Wesel, was ordered not to advance. Münster talks between workmen delegates and government reps ended without agreement due to unmet concessions.
Vladivostok dispatch cites March 18 fighting at Nikolaevak at the Amur river mouth with 40 Russians killed and 80 wounded. The piece notes fears of wider eastern Siberia warfare and shifts in Japan’s policy toward Manchuria and Mongolia. It also mentions Bolshevik peace proposals and Soviet plans to govern Siberia.
Amsterdam reports deterioration in the Ruhr with disintegration of the Communist army and widespread plundering under the guise of requisitions from Duisburg to surrounding areas. Northern front robberies and arson target large estates as the population lacks protection. Socialist leaders deny plans for a Soviet dictatorship while condemning unreliable troops. Lorain notes ice and wholesale price increases of one dollar per ton.
Mr and Mrs Ignatius Gerhart with son Francis Peter and Will Giud celebrated Sunday evening with relatives on School street Elyria. Frank J Schmitz bought a team of horses Saturday.
Lake navigation on Lake Erie opened yesterday with passenger steamer service resuming between Toledo and points on the lake. Officials announced the reopening as a boost to travel and commerce along the lake front.
Captain John C. Smith reported an uneventful trip for the White Star wine vessel arriving from Detroit. The voyage saw a small cargo of cars and several passengers with no ice observed and a calm lake throughout.
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