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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1919

Page

2

Prosecutions Filed Over Village Murders In Ohio County

Attorney John A D'Alton and Frank E Miller to prosecute two killings in Huron County. Amos Roberts Rubin was killed during a dispute at a village depot. Eyewitnesses describe the shooting from a berth as St Aubin and others pursued justice with a Wake man investigation underway.

Amos Roberts Rubin Cleveland St Aubin Ed Roberts John A D’alton Formtorney Frank E. Miller Huron County Ed Lee Hi Ways Transport Association Wakeman Willl Miller D'Alton Moose Lodge Roberts

Dr Carey Promotes Kidney Cure Across Years

An advertised clinic touts a diuretic remedy claimed to cure kidney and bladder diseases. The text extols Dr Daniel G Cates and a Dr Carey, alleging thousands were cured, urging readers to obtain the product from drug stores and depots.

Daniel G Cates

Will to Serve Solves Problems Through Christian Principles

Henry P Davison, wartime head of the American Red Cross, argues in favor of maintaining the will to serve. He says many problems can only be resolved in light of Christian principles and that the Church is suited to sustain this resolve for current crises and the future.

Kkoday Henry P Davison American Red Cross

Fatal Natama fire kills six in family home

Six members of the Burk family died in a Natama residence blaze last night, including a mother and four children. The fire destroyed the home and the tragedy was reported by Associated Press from Pittsburg.

Associated Preas Pittsburg Natama Here

Church Growth Cited By Mormon President

Heber J. Grant states the church is growing but not phenomenal and describes its global establishment across continents from Africa to Europe and the Americas. He emphasizes a world-wide reach with presence in Africa Asia Europe and the Americas.

Mormon Church Heber J. Grant South Africa Europe Asia Amerca Canada Mexico Act

Cure for old wounds: Peterson’s Ointment advertised

An elderly railroad engineer claims a long standing leg wound cannot heal and credits Peterson’s Ointment with a miraculous cure after 20 years of failure. The ad promises relief for sores eczema welts rashes and bleeding piles with a money back guarantee and a five cent trial box.

Lam West Open Potyhson Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Mays Peeterson Guffalo Peterson Walt Rhein Fleers

Sons of Veterans to Elect Officers and Outline Year Plan

The Sons of Veterans will meet in their lodge rooms tomorrow evening to nominate and elect officers for the coming year and to outline plans for patriotic demonstrations and the year's program.

Sons OF Veterans

Muskrats Forecast Open Winter In Bucyrus Area

Dee 4 Whetstone township farmers predict an open winter with high water. Muskrats choose nest sites near the line of high water, and this year they are building raised nests on fence rails.

Dee Whetstone Township

Church Campaign Seeks 42 Dollar Per Capita Quota

The Episcopal Church launches an Every Member canvass aiming for 42 dollars per member from one million adherents to fund church needs for three years. National director Lewis B. Franklin says the effort mobilizes the church’s full power. Ohio diocesan quota is 760060 dollars.

Episcopal Church Lewis B. Frankin Diocess Ohio

Home made remedy for catarrh and colds

A home remedy suggests using three quarters of an ounce of mentholated arcine mixed with boiled water in a pint bottle. Gargle the throat and sniff or spray the solution into the nostrils twice daily to clear nasal passages and throat and hinder flu germs.

United States Army dental surgeon on ideal dentrifice ties

A U S Army dental surgeon recommends the ideal dentrifice tie as part of dental care procedures. The advice outlines proper ties and alignment for optimal dental health and comfort.

United States Army

Authorities Watch Strike Activity Across Nation

The federal department in Washington inventories strikes nationwide to gauge industries affected and worker numbers. Police Chief Stankard reports Myria had one strike in machinists at the Willy Overland plant. An International Association of Machinists official says 328 machinists were out last May, with all but forty remaining. many others have returned to work. Local machinist leaders remain hopeful of victory though some say workers are low in other jobs. Strikers continue at SE.

Eral Department Washington United States B J Stankard Hlyria Willy Overland International Association of Machinists

Unclear union plant status reports limited production

Report states 947 workers are employed at the local plant from 1100 to 1300 normal force. Machinists union members at Wells Overland plants in To Iedo and Elmira NY are still cut back while factories work on a productive basis.

Wellls-Overland Iedo Elmira

Wage Increase for 400000 Rail Workers Negotiated

Washington DC four hundred thousand railroad clerks station employees and freight handlers are to receive a substantial wage increase under a national agreement being negotiated by President J J Forste of the union and Bail Director Hines. A conclusion within ten days is hoped by union leaders. The agreement would provide one and one half for overtime after eight hours and a nine hour workday before time and a 26 day month. Four great brotherhood heads were to pursue higher wage proposals with Hines today.

Washington, DC J J. Forste Hines Nestrationg Great Brotherhoods Hines Tod

Brotherhoods oppose Hines proposal at conference

Union chiefs told Hines the plan would cut wages for about half of the workers it aimed to help. Trainees, firemen, conductors and locomotive engineers represented argued for keeping the current arbitrary extra pay system and balked at changes in the slow freight service.

Hines

Jury Goes to Wakeman to View Shooting Scene

The grand jury visited Wakeman to inspect Saturday morning’s shooting with Amos Roberts and David Staubin killed. Staubin’s 16 year old son learned arrangements were made to bury his father beside his mother in Maumee, making him the family’s last member. The Dallas branch of the club has elected the following men.

Norwalk Dee Wakeman Amos Roberts Toledo David Staubin Dod Staubin Maumee

Jewelry Gifts For All Occasions At Down the Hills

A catalog style notice highlights cuff links plain or jeweled scarf pins and seal rings along with cigarette cases fountain pens knives watches and other refined items. The ad promotes gifts that remind friends of the giver as it lists items and points to Mill Street shop presence with names and a brief sells tone.

Bio-Feren Tablets Claim Restored Health For Nervous Weakness

A testimonial from Joseph E Webb of Muncie Indiana praises Bio-feren Tablets as the quickest remedy for nervous run down conditions. The notice urges dosing after meals and at bed time, promises improvement within seven days, and notes local druggists can supply the product with a satisfaction guarantee.

Joseph E Webb Muncie

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