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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
3
A garbled note cites Nogales in Sonora as a border dispute point with the United States. The mining town straddles the line with Arizona, near the Rio Grande region around El Paso. Boundary questions and a turbid party line appear in the fragment.
The report notes three early shots saved by a goalkeeper before a fourth attempt struck the goalpost. An ensuing sequence in the arena near the tower sent a crowd into a cheer as the play continued with near misses and loud excitement.
Amid nationwide fuel restrictions seven state attorneys general and governors held a conference urging tighter fuel administration and conservation. They planned another meeting in a week while miners union leader Alexander Howat warned of a possible nationwide walkout of 160000 anthracite workers, disputing Governor Allen's use of volunteers at the mines.
Canton defeats Massillon Tigers as Thorpe delivers decisive long kick to keep Canton atop professional football standings. The bitter contest features superior kicking from Thorpe and standout plays by Cofall of Massillon in a hard fought clash.
Fragmentary text references Hadaway and flowers with scattered phrases about edge and Iladuway, lacking clear event details or context.
Primitive garbled text indicates a ten day open season closing last Tuesday with bans on rusted grouse and pheasants. Mentions state farm Wellington and protective association linked to Lorain Connie Crate and streams, unclear due to OCR errors.
Chicago December 1 mines in many states were ready to reopen today on the 14 percent wage advance set by Fuel Administrator Garfield but union miners were expected to refuse breaking the strike. One month Gow
The Ald Society women invite the public to a church basement bazaar with fancy articles and a supper. Booths will be decorated Thursday morning. a talk on Me and Politics will be given in the auditorium. Mrs S L Randall plans to leave this week with family for North Eaton.
A wedding in which Miss Alysander wed Elwin Carpenter occurred Thursday with about thirty guests attending. Little Biarlan and Maurice Jackson served as Cupids, presenting pink gift baskets. The home glowed with pink hearts and crowns, and light refreshments followed. Mrs. C A Dawley was confined to bed with grippe. M and Mrs W OH Giles were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Cus Kosluski in Elyria on Sunday.
An old schoolmate of Arg Glen visiting Amid town reports Butternut Ridge No. 1 received four dollars from the Sunday school to aid enlarging the school library. Local youths held a farewell party for Miss Jean Wenger as she leaves for Elyria. Little Margaret Alice Rees shows improvement after two weeks illness. Mrs W H Giles recovers from a severe cold.
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