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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
4
The United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes calls all vice presidents to Indianapolis on April 28 to set a negotiating policy for new railroad agreements as directed by the Railway Labor Board.
An afternoon blast at 8970 Fort Street West, Detroit, kills five year old Louis Bennett, leaves a woman missing and injures four others. The explosion wrecked five houses, a greenhouse, and the garage, damaging multiple residences in the area.
Mary Anderson of the United States Department of Labor’s Women’s Bureau urges training for women and girls in machine shops and wood products factories, and in optical, instrument, and sheet metal shops to boost skills in assembling finishing and light parts.
Legislation to prevent hoarding of foodstuffs and regulate cold storage was reintroduced in the U S House by Representative McLaughlin of Michigan. The bill would deny interstate shipment of stored food products beyond fixed periods and requires stamping of goods placed in storage.
The Red Cross leader Miss Mabel Boardman is appointed commissioner for the District of Columbia, giving her the highest political office ever held by a woman in the country. A DC commissionership ranks with mayoral or gubernatorial roles, none of which had been held by a woman.
Officials halted park use through July 1 and warned disorderly older residents face arrest and fines. Juveniles will be barred from the park, with access denied to those under age limits.
Secretary of War Weeks testified before the House sub committee on the army appropriation bill and reiterated support for an army of 183 000 men. He argued the size would sustain the nine corps project and provide replacements for discharges to keep forces as planned.
President Harding sent the weather bureau chief reappointment for Charley F. Marvin to the Senate. The dispatch also notes a number of army and navy promotions.
Classifieds in Chroniccle-Telegram promise strong results for buyers and sellers. Readers are urged to use want ads to reach a wide local audience efficiently and effectively.
Democratic leader Ten Taggart of Indiana called on President Harding at the White House on a Thursday. He said no politics were discussed, adding he dropped in to see an old friend and a good fellow.
Park Commissioner F O Wilford announced a new rule governing Cascade Park visitors after two boys damaged plants and committed other depredations. They were brought before Chief Stankard for review.
Dr. Conner warns tobacco leads to hardened arteries and related health issues such as high blood pressure and headaches. An ad promotes Nicotol tablets to curb cravings, with a steel-bound money back guarantee and a prompt to ask the pharmacist for verdicts.
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