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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1920
Page
4
Tex Cooper wearing a cowboy hat stands six feet four inches while the Doll Lady towers at about thirty feet in the scene. The passage notes their distinct heights and dramatic presence as part of the final fittings and stage imagery.
Brighton Aug 14 Last Tuesday a car with trailer parked in the M E church yard and the trailer was converted into a tent with first class accommodations A family party including Mr and Mrs Judson Hamiston and Mrs Haggard traveled across the country visiting Mammoth Cave Lincoln's birthplace and many eastern and midwestern sites They journeyed from Kentucky through Ohio New York and New England covering 4500 miles visiting Chicago Cortland Garfield's home and Niagara Falls The trip featured no flat tires until a final puncture in Brighton The group colonial era sites and distant relatives were noted along with a remark on the family history and Wisconsin relocation
Lorain's city council passes a fire ordinance raising firefighter salaries and creating an assistant chief of fire post. The law, effective immediately, requires the assistant chief to be filled without competitive civil service examination, as stated by City Auditor Charles Patterson.
Washington Aug 14 Foreign vessels carried nearly twice the value of imports into the United States in the fiscal year 1920 as American bottoms. Imports totaled 4 766 957 163 with foreigners handling 3 570 930 209 while Americans moved 1 886 026 959. Exports in foreign bottoms 3 932 885 378 versus 3 239 8796 022 in American vessels. Tonnage entering ports was 50.00 percent American 49.94 foreign. tonnage cleared was 51.73 percent American and 48.28 foreign.
Ira Cogan of East Canton was elected president and Lancaster chosen for the 1921 Ohio Rural letter carriers convention at the closing sessions in Wilmington Ohio yesterday.
New York reports former Canadian House member Arthur Ecrement was secretly deported to Canada last night amid the so called five million dollar bond plot. He was rearmed to day at Ellis Island.
Washington reports a 1400 percent rise in raisin imports from Spain in the first six months of 1920, with nearly 8 million pounds shipped from Malaga to the United States by June 30, per the Agriculture Department bureau of markets. The volume surpasses total exports from that port for 1913 through 1919.
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