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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1921

Page

3

Unclear OCR Fragment On State Grange Address And Show

Fragmentary text mentions a state Grange address, a successor master, and meetings in Dickson Piqua Columbus Peninsula with an arena show opening today. References to J Linker Huron and Harry Jeon appear amid garbled lines about stunts and fair grounds attendance.

State of Grange Permeer J. Linker Huron State Dickson Piqua R. E .Elumbus Harry Jeon Peninsula Og Columbus Tuesar Agu

Navy to seek large 1922 budget for disarmament plan

Washington August 21 officials report the navy will ask for top line appropriations of about 300 million dollars for 1922. The move aims to cut waste and keep ships aircraft carriers and planes in efficient fighting trim while refusing any general disarmament reductions. Denby argues for reduced expenditures across the service.

Ington Navy Tal Ible International Rv Denby Hag He Hessital

Testimony in Newark gambling probe targets Mayor Atherton

Witnesses testified at the inquiry into alleged protection payments and misconduct by Mayor Atherton and associates. Major Atherton faced accusations of enforcing laws selectively while patrons at the Pastime bowling alley and nearby Bazaar venue were subjected to raiding and fines.

Herbert Athcark Robert Howard A. Rathbun Pfieffer Law League of Newark Alleg Atherton Hale Newark Newspa Louis Benz Therton Hig Reid White Beerad Thompson

Wheat certification results show shortages in Ohio fields

Ohio seed certification reports during Aurist weeks reveal 125 samples with 18 failed. Certification standards show shortages of certified pure seed wheat across counties including Trumbull and Delaware, with only 75 of samples passing and 040 bushels deemed fit for growers.

Ists Department of Ops Ohio State Ohio Trumbull

House Split Over Tax Reform Proposals This Fall

Republican leaders, including Seaster Smet and Senator Penrose, clash over repealing the excess profits tax and possible retroactive repeal. Smoot supports a three percent manufacturers tax while many favor a sales tax. Senate action is hoped for when reconvened September 21 to ease tax burdens.

House Uta Penrose Pennsylvania Smoot Senate Finance Committees Senate Congress

Tanlac credited with easing Akron woman's stomach illness

H. H. Atkinson of Goodyear Rubber and Tire Co. cites his wife’s two year battle with stomach pains and weakness. After using Tanlac she improves from first doses, reports better sleep, digestion, and energy. Tanlac sold in Elyria by J Adolphus Ebert and other druggists.

Seid H. H Atkinson Goodyear Rubber and Tre Co Chalker St Akron Ohio Tanlac Tanlacs Elyria

Independents Slash Prices in Steel Industry Slump

Youngstown dispatch reports independents in the steel trade slashing prices and wages to win business amid an industry price war. Firms cut common wages to 27 cents an hour with overtime abolished, and products move at reduced rates, far below prior highs and Pittsburgh base norms.

Youngstown Steel Corporation Pittsburgh Modvale

Proclamation Warns Miners in West Virginia

President Harding issued a proclamation calling striking miners around Logan and Wayne counties to disperse by noon or face martial law. The order reached Madison after delays, with communications hampered by cut telephone wires and news relayed by courier from Pittsburgh.

Madison W ‘A Harding West Virginia Logan Yungo Pittsburgh Jeffrex

Miners Rally Near War West Virginia Ahead of Mingo March

Hundreds of armed miners gather ten miles east of Charleston at War, assembling for a march toward Mingo. Reports say 3000 or more clash may occur with Logan county deputies as Governor Morfan monitors. President Harding’s proclamation aims to disperse them by noon tomorrow, with possible federal troop deployment if unresolved.

Charleston W Va Warmet Here Mingo Marmet Boone Boone- Logan Boundary Logan County E F Morfan Logan Harding West Virginia Sherif den Chafin Jeffres Sheriff Force Logan Boone Wingo

26th Infantry Ready for West Virginia Coal Fields

Camp Dix New Jersey August 31 The 26th Infantry under Colonel T M Anderson stands under arms awaiting order to move by train to the West Virginia coal fields. The regiment includes a machine gun company and many non-commissioned officers who are World War veterans, with many members recruited from West Virginia’s mountains.

Camp DIX T M Anderson West Virginia

Seed crop totals by county show leading yields

The report highlights total bushels of pure seed by county with 5,602 and 5,270 bushels leading. Stark County accounts for 2,920 bushels, Williams 2,259, and Greene 1,100. No other of the 32 counties has reached 1,000 bushels yet.

Stark County Williams Greene

FTC targets Fair Play in Plavers Lasky case

The Federal Trade Commission filed formal complaints charging unfair competition in violation of the FTC Act and illegal film stack purchases under the Clayton act against Famous Players Lasky Corporation and associates. Named respondents include Stanley Company of America Stanley Booking Corporation Black New England Theaters Southern Enterprises Saenger Amusement Adolph Zukor and individual executives Jesse L Lasky Jules Wastbaum Alfred S Black Stephen A Lynch and Ernest C Richards Jr.

Washington Federal Trade Commission

Settlement Likely in Yap Question Case Reported

A cautious report from an international source suggests a settlement of the Yap question is very probable. No official notification from Ambassador Shidehara in Washington has been received, but claims of reaching an agreed state are growing.

Rio Ug 31 Irtematrophio Ser.ce Cabies United States Mirboush Shidehara Washinz

U. S. 15 Pushes Liquor Campaign Along Atlantic Coast

A vigorous drive to curb liquor smuggling along the Atlantic coast is announced by Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair. Prohibition agents will deploy to Atlantic ports, with New York the first target to curb liquor influx from ships. Two divorce actions begin in common pleas court on charges of willful absence. both marriages dated 1906 and both defendants disappeared in 1913.

Washington Atlantic Coast Internal Revenue Blair Todax Atlantic New York Common Pleas Court Plary Benjamin Zahrkewski Andrew Mary Hatcher

Thrift of Human Life in Industry Urged for Safety

The article warns that industrial accidents cause losses similar to wartime casualties and urges stronger safeguards. It argues responsibility lies with public conscience, urging citizens and industries to improve safety to reduce preventable deaths and injuries.

Capi as Issued for Keeney and Moorey

Capiases for C F Keeney president of district 17 United Aline Workers and Fred Mooney secretary of the district were served at Sheriff Heart A Workers office in Chaplestown. They were captured after indictments returned in Williamson relating to deaths of Ambrose Gussler and Deputy Witt during fighting in Mingo county last August.

Chaplestown C F Keeney United Aline Workers Fred Mooney Sheriff’ Heart Bok Isgenev Mooney Williamson Keeney Ambrose Gussler Dep Witt Mingo County Pta

British Protest Kaiser Notes Over Inflammitory Messages

London officials sent a protest note to The Hague about messages from the ex Kaiser to Berlin. The dispatch claimed the telegrams inflamed tensions and breached asylum terms in Holland. It cites the military veterans review led by General Tantendorff and Prince Frederick, noting Holland should stop further actions that hearten German militarists and monarchists.

London Bitain Mag Hague Berlin Tes Holland World of Veterans Tanndendorff Prince Fewer Frederich Holland Germany

Belfast riots claim eleven dead in Catholic center clash

A three day and night siege in Belfast’s Catholic district leaves eleven killed and seventy injured. Troops were deployed after the mayor’s plea as armored cars patrol streets and special police reinforce officers in efforts to quell the violence.

Belfast News Ulster Special Police Northern Whig St James Craig Ulster Belfast

Suspect Arrested in Columbus Murder Case

Aug 31 police report Herman C Everett, 22, arrested as accomplice to William McKinley Harris, 26, in the murder of A J Thompson, a fast side filling station attendant shot Aug 5. Eyewitness tied Harris to the killing. both men deny involvement. Everett faces three burglary charges and a forgery count on local records.

Columbus William McKinley Harris Herman C Everett J Thompson Thompson Harris Everett

Funeral notice for Brother C A Brown at Masonic Temple

Carpenters Local 1426 calls all members to the funeral of Brother C A Brown at the Masonic Temple on Thursday September 1. Brothers should meet at Machinists Hall at 1:00 PM to attend in a body and donate use of their automobiles. RK. E. Will, Pres.

C A. Brown Masonic Temple RK. E. Will

Buy Now to Lock In Low Prices and Prosperity

The text urges buying now as prices swing from low to high, claiming stability will boost wages and business. It argues the golden opportunity lasts months, warning delaying will raise costs and harm the economy, urging immediate purchases to stimulate commerce and personal savings.

Cut TMMAAT Prices Use Steel Market New York

Aug 21 report notes cut throat competition in free and steel markets. United States Steel Corporation shades prices when needed, while independents struggle with losses and lower levels than prewar peaks, though prices remain well above 1914 levels.

New York Wall Street United States Steel Corporation Chanse Eteel Corporation

Stock market opening shows irregular tone across ... August 31

New York stocks soften after the open with Mexican Petroleum rising to 101 1 4 then slipping to 100 58 United States Steel dips to 75 1 8 Bethlehem Steel and Central Leather post early losses General Electric falls to 125 4 after slight opening weakness Wheat and corn futures in Chicago retreat with oats and hogs also lower in early dealings

New York T.o United States Steel White Baldwin Northern Pacific Studebaker Bethlehem Steel B Central Leather General Electric Chicago

Markets show mixed livestock demand across Cleveland Toledo and Chicago

Cattle receipts in Cleveland reach 250 with slow market. calves 300 receipts steady top 1300. sheep and lambs 1000 receipts slow top 550. hogs 3000 receipts 230 lower with varied price ranges. Toledo reports stogs 1000 receipts 25 cents lower. cattle and veal calf figures listed. Chicago hogs 16000 receipts 275 to 50 cents lower with tops near 945. cattle receipts 11060 steady to weak with mixed price bands. sheep 27000 receipts steady to 250 lower with lambs and yearlings noted. grain prices at Chicago show declines as of Aug 31.

Cleveland Toledo Chicago

American relief reaches Volga River famine zone

The first all American relief expedition left Moscow to aid the Volga famine district led by Gregg and Shaffroth with two Americans at the helm. They plan to establish soup kitchens and distribute free bread and flour as needs are reported.

London Volga River Moscow Philip Carrol Portland Oregon Riga Gregg Shaffroth Volga

City Cabinet Absents Stir Uncertain Political Air

Citizens watch as all cabinet members depart the city amid rising tensions and a looming government action. The unusual move leaves the administration in limbo as factions clash over the next steps.

Eorim

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