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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1923
Page
4
Cincinnati August 30 The annual Harvest Home festival in Green Township drew attendees to Cheviottay Grounds. Attorney E C Reemelin, vice president of the Harvest Home Association, has attended every year since 1869 when he was 14. Time and inventions are changed, yet the event endures.
In Perrysburg Ohio Mrs Apa Fricke recounts relief from long lasting side pain and nervous trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The message echoes across neighborhoods with women recommending the remedy to others and urging trials for ailments peculiar to women.
In 1860, Mr Reemelin recalls dancing on the grass as crowds arrived by ox carts and buggies. He notes that today most farmers arrive by automobile yet believes the 1860 farmer was better off overall. Addresses were delivered by Judge James Bowing, Judge Stanley Struble, Rev W T Paterson of Norwood, and Rev Paul Schmidt.
Miners and operators weigh Governor Pinchot’s plan to avert the September anthracite strike as a 40 member miners’ committee and operators in Philadelphia assess the four proposals. Both sides meet to decide if a contract will be signed before Friday midnight and whether work will continue beyond the deadline.
Governor Pinchot prepares to unveil a plan in a joint miners operators conference expected to decide whether to accept or reject concessions. The union seeks a 20 percent wage rise and a $2 daily increase, while the governor proposes about 10 to 21-2 percent more than miners anticipated, with various costs to be absorbed by operators, transport, and distribution. Both sides prepare to respond at the state house tomorrow under pressure about an eight hour day and recognition of the union.
Washington Aug 30 Manuel Herrich ex congressman from Oklahoma was named defendant in a $10 000 damage suit filed in district supreme court by Moss Mabel Crane a government clerk. The suit is a counter suit to Herrick s action for 50 000 over alleged breach of promise to marry.
Wellington residents Louise Rolce Mildred Buck Lydia Hage Eva Wueh Herman Gannett and Lucille Thompson of Rochester returned home from Kent Normal College last night. Messrs T Judy and A J Fultz stay at the England hotel selling Vermilion-on-the-Lake lots. Mrs Ramser and daughter went to New York Monday for vacation. Several people have presented books to the Wellington library. England uses nearly twice as much coal per head of population as any other country.
A flood of allegations targets John McNamara and Mrs. Mae Stannard at the Delaware institution. Claims include misused state funds for gifts, a substituted 160 pound hog for a 300 pound hog, theft of art prizes, syrup disappearances, and car fueling from the state tank. Governor Donahey attends the fair as McNamara denies all charges and calls for a full impartial hearing when Mrs. McNamara can attend.
In Athens a study of Italy’s notes began after the killings. President Gontas blamed Albanian-led fallout on boundary disputes, while Mussolini’s demands were said to be largely unacceptable. Greece offered sympathy and indemnities but rejected humiliating terms, with a possible league of nations reference if deadlock continued. The Albanian legation denied Albanian responsibility for the assassinations.
Paris dispatch reports the Inter allied Council of Ambassadors protested to Athens over the killing of Italian officials of the allied boundary commission and urged immediate Greek government investigation. A Turin dispatch says Italian fleet was ordered to Taranto for a possible demonstration against Greece with troop concentrations inland.
Italy awaits Greece reply to a 24 hour ultimatum demanding an apology and reparations for Gen Tellini and four companions killed near Janina. Public sentiment runs high as censorship blocks troop and warship movements while Italy considers sending a division to Piraeus if Greece does not apologize. Mussolini meets with military leaders.
A garbled OCR fragment describes someone in Rome and a restaurant scene with drinks and food items including cocktails, patagus, cheeses, and apples. The text is unclear and several words appear corrupted or misplaced, leaving ambiguity about events or identities.
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