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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1921
Page
3
George Miller, farmer near Kipton, asked Sheriff N D Backus and the Migriani place to watch for his farm hand who arrived with a suitcase of goods valued at 75 dollars. Officials believe the youth fled toward Elyria on a stolen bicycle. No trace of the missing hand or land found.
Elyria suffers a severe storm weekend through Monday bringing heavy rain and flooding. Across the lake region the peach orchards and grape crops suffered major losses while early vegetables and fruit blossoms were damaged with peaches and other small fruits believed destroyed.
The article outlines President Wilsons objections to awarding Yap to Japan at the peace conference. It notes the May 7 1919 memorandum limiting Japan to Certain possessions, and the December 6 note stating the US cannot agree Yap was included. Japan's February 26 reply claims disagreement with American interpretations and asserts sole control over Open Door decisions.
In a Cleveland Soccer League match, Firestones of Akron defeated the Lorain Eagles 4 to 3. Firestone led 3–0 at halftime as Lorain came back, with Craig scoring three for Firestone and McKnight twice for Lorain.
Elyria hospital notes list admissions including Miss Pauline Kanak at 13 Woodford Avenue Mack Densly 280 Middle Avenue Mrs Joe Kasemus Avon Mrs Lou Caldwell 455 Earl Court and others. Births reported to Mr and Mrs D S Cook North Eaton a son. Discharges include Mrs Fred Minnich and baby 2 Forrest Street and several others from West Avenue Cambridge Street and adjacent areas.
A public statement from the returning chief outlines a commitment to fair honest and impartial law enforcement. He seeks full cooperation from citizens and department staff, cites past collaborations with outside agencies, and thanks supporters for loyalty while emphasizing public service over personal opinion.
A Pennsylvania hotel clerk Claude Harve fears a lucky piece he has used 15 years to ward off trouble may be failing. A robber last night looted him and two guests of $22, a watch, and $35 others. He fled as arriving guests and police confronted armed bystanders.
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce obtained fifty tickets for the opening baseball game in Cleveland between the Indians and the St. Louis team. Many fans plan to seek bleacher seats or source extra tickets. Secretary Howenstein travels to Cleveland to arrange Elyria day in July and secure enough options to cover all who wish to go. The New York team will also face Cleveland, promising a top-season matchup.
In Sistersville West Virginia on April 18 C E Chadderdon a well known local contractor was dragged about 100 feet when a wagon overturned on a sharp curve. The horses bolted and ran away but Chadderdon sustained only minor injuries.
Reeves reports the Laughlin plant of the American Sheet & Tin Plate Company, closed a week ago, is expected to resume within two weeks as engine reconstruction is halted to ready it for work. A scarlet and gray O sweater will be awarded to coeds reaching 1,000 points under Athletic Conference of American College Women rules. Men’s varsity letters and coed letters differ in color.
Samuel H. Squire of Elyria Ohio former Ohio governor will address the Wakeman club tomorrow evening. He will travel with several friends and discuss his recent Rotary Club affiliations and travels.
The International League opens its season Wednesday with Rochester at Reading, Buffalo at Jersey City, Syracuse at Newark, and Toronto at Baltimore, marking the last of the bi nlor organizations to begin action.
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