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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1920
Page
6
Marion reports Senator Harding’s campaign will run in step with the nominee. Republican leaders, after a conference, vow to preserve the front porch approach while allowing speeches in other cities. Daugherty says the party aims for orderly, dignified effort in harmony with the candidate’s temperament.
Aug 20 Govern or Cox returned to Columbus from South Bend Ind where in two speeches he charged Republicans with raising at least 15000000 for a campaign fund. He planned two addresses in Orville and Canton Ohio and will travel to Evansville Pittsburg New Haven and New York before a swing through the west in September.
Late has disbanded. He will reach Obshie sometime next week. Mr and Mrs Relph Barnard formerly of Elyria visiting Dr J B Barnard of For at girect, Jeff Thursday for their home in Michigan. G F McGinty ill with tankord fever will leave Minerva Ohio Saturday. Morris Guide Oberlin attends Syracuse University will leave for Delta Upsilon convention at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Dr and Mrs C W Carrick returned from vacation. Prof and Mr G F Wright return from St Catherine Canada. Water level at Eaton lake bed rose due to June rains allowing spillways to open briefly. Canal completion date tied to President Wilson’s permission July 12 1920.
The Panama Canal reservoirs have passed a severe test, with Gatun lake spillways remaining dry for seven months and 11 days. The canal zone record notes the extraordinary drought as officials assess the locks’ water supply stability and the system’s capacity to handle prolonged low-water conditions.
Miss Judith Sherrill departed Thursday for Cleveland where she will stay several days before continuing to Greensburg Pennsylvania to attend a convent school. Professor Lynds Jones has begun his return trip by automobile after leading a class on a summer ecology trip to the Pacific coast.
Clarence Jones 32 of New London Wisconsin shot himself in Lorain last night using a 32 caliber revolver. He was despondent as his wife, in a sanitarium and dying of tuberculosis, was believed to be in danger. He shot himself in a house he had come to Lorain to repair, body taken to George B Wickens company pending word from his Wisconsin daughter. parents reside in Montana.
School clothing items featured by The Robinson and Hancock Company including boys waists and shirts offered for daily wear. Details cover range of sizes and fabrics suitable for student uniforms and classroom use.
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