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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1920

Page

4

SOFEDS COAL MOVEMENT AND KANSA SITUATION

Washington officials forecast rapid coal movement to the northwest to show 20 million tons by November 1 as bituminous mines return to normal. 4 000 cars daily were ordered. only 2 400 moved since July 26 due to strikes. In Kansas City, Van Horn and Watking plan to meet Zimmerman to probe the Kansas coal field amid a rift between John L. Lewis and Howat over idle miners returning to work.

Washington Northwest Interstate Commerce Commission Belds Lake Porta Kansas City W. D. van Horn Terre Haute Ind A. R. Watking Ohio J M. Zimmerman Illanoia Thhey Howat

Oberlin music professor mourns mother death

Olivia Lehmann, mother of Frederick J. Lehmann of the Oberlin Conservatory, died today in Oberlin. The funeral will be from the professor's home at 2 p m on Saturday, August 7.

Oberlin Elizabeth Lehmann Frederick J. Lehmann Oberiin Conservatory of Music Lehmann

Navy Yard Workers Seek Higher Wages Hearing Continues

Washington August 6 Hearings on wage increases for navy yard workers resumed with over 200 spokesmen representing 80 000 employees in 43 yards set to be heard in alphabetical order of trades as the Wage Board moves toward a decision.

Washington Navy Yard Navy Wage Board

Oberlin Personal Notices Run Incomplete Details

Oberlin social notes list W H Stalder of St Marys meeting a Van Kel pharmacy contact on South Main. Harald Henderson of Milwaukee visits his mother Mrs J T Henderson on West College. BE A Stevens travels to Toledo on business. Miss F I Wolcott, college registrar, leaves for Buffalo to visit her sister. Mr and Mrs William Townsley and Miss Hope Townsley travel east to Gloucester Musas. Mrs L A Edwards and Miss Isabel Edwards return to Oberlin from West Lorain Street after Tuesday errand.

W. H. Stalder St. Mary's Oberlin van Kel South Main Street Harald Henderson Milwaukee J. T. Henderson West College Street BE. A. Stevens East College Street Toledo Tueaday F. I. Wolcott College Regrettar Buffalo Wiliam Townsley Hope Townsley Gloucester Musas L. A. Edwards Isabel Edwards West Lorain Street

Sage and Bulphur Compound for Gray Hair Darkening

A promotional notice explains using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair naturally. It describes applying with a damp brush to a strand at a time, claiming morning results and a glossy look after one or two uses. The product is presented as a cosmetic, not a medicine or disease treatment.

Wyeth Wreth

Farmers Urged to Vote at Primaries in Ohio

Columbia, Aug. 6. A statement from O. E. Bradfute of Xenia, L. J. Taber of Barnesville, and C. A. Dyer of Coalton urges farmers to turnout at Tuesday primaries to protect their interests in nominations. They claim opponents of the Corn Stalk Club are pressing to retire members to private life and seek a new classification law next session. John Chester of Paulding, called father of the Cornstalk Club, faces heavy attack. call to vote in defense of farms and homes.

Columbia O. E. Bradfute Xenia Ohio Farm Bureau Federation L. J. Taber Barnesville Ohio Range C. A. Dyer Coalton Ohio Home Protective League General Assembly Ohio John Chester Paulding County Cornstalk Club

Chicago Crime Case Narrows to Leroy Green Identity

Leroy Green, a suspect in a bold home invasion at a West Virginia pulpmill family in Tarrytown Nico on July 17, was identified by David L Luke and family members in Chicago. Police recovered jewels worth 10 000 and 400 in currency. a bank safety deposit key linked to the rest of the jewels.

Chicago Leroy Green David L. ‘Luke West Virginia Tarrytown Nico Green

Hospital Notes and a Removal Sale Ad

Hospital notes list admissions for Thos Keenar Cleveland Antone TFatz Lorain Mrs J E Luxam New London Mrs Chas Gest LaGrange Discharges include Mrs Anna Sutoris LaGrange Marcus Bloomer County home Hilly Blazer Middle Ave Florence Hecock KR Harriet Lather Lod St Mrs G Mulmer Third St Thos Keener Clevald Removal sale Reed chairs rockers sattees lamps and tables at manufacturers cost price Must be sold Saturday and Monday The Elyria Reed Furniture Co 117 West Ave

Thos Keenar Cleveland Antone Tfatz Lorain J. E. Luxam New London Chas. Gest LaGrange Anna Sutoris Marcus Bloomer County Home Hilly Blazer Middle Ave Florence Hecock KR. D Harriet Lather Lod! St G. Mulmer Third St Thos. Keener Clevald Elyria Reed Furniture Co West Ave

European Situation Is Still Acute

The article notes the European crisis remains sharp with demands for guarantees to deter renewed Polish hostilities during a potential armistice. Negotiations stall due to absent Polish delegates, though Minsk talks could begin once they return. The Soviet government signals willingness to sign an armistice and grant Poland independence, amid persistent distrust of German collusion following Dr Walter Simons speech.

Minsk Tts Poland Germany Holsheviks Walter Simons Reichstag

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