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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
3
In London on April 8 a violent clash between Socialist and Fascist groups left one dead and many injured as rioting erupted amid political tensions. Authorities reported clashes near key streets with multiple injuries and arrests ongoing.
Fairbanks presents The Nut a new photoplay opening Sunday for a week at the Colonial. The film features an eccentric young man who falls for a woman in New Yorks Green Village and promises comical complications.
In Imperia Kansas Mrs S V Green reports bronchitis left her weak and frail. She says Vinol gave appetite and built up tissues increasing weight and strength. The ad cites cod liver oil iron and beef tone as the active ingredients and offers a $1.00 bottle guaranteed.
Thousands visit Potomac Park in Washington to see the cherry blossoms in bloom. Miss Edyth Morrison, a social figure, poses beside the flowering trees as Japan’sMinister origins and Taft era planting are recalled.
Elyria reports fewer farm auction sales this year, indicating fewer farms sold and fewer farmers moving. Auction season nearly closed as farmers completed changes before planting season.
A calf born weighing 175 pounds at Lorain County Infirmary has grown to 660 pounds by a little over five months. Voters await its full growth at two years as it already outsizes a typical yearling. The extraordinary development draws interest from cattle researchers and visitors.
A J Atkinson, mayor of Olmsted Falls, shot himself after a day on the farm. Despondent for a month, he went to a rear garage, obtained a revolver, and killed himself. He left a wife and eight children: Mrs Frank Bauers, Helen, Margaret, Ira, Grace, Zella, Muth, and Chester, all of Olmsted Falls.
Berlin reports that a note to France cites Central Germany disorders as the reason for failing to dissolve the green police. A new Prussian cabinet formation stalls as the socialist party refuses to join in selecting ministers.
Berlin dispatch reports the Hungarian cabinet resigned amid accusations that ministers knew in advance of King Emperor Charles's return to Hungary. The move signals political turmoil tied to the royal frontier crisis and government accountability inquiries.
Elyria reports the county farm hosts Ohio's largest calf on record. Officials note the animal, a remarkable specimen, stands out for its size and health as farm staff monitor growth and care.
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