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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1920
Page
3
A local tale recounts Rey Progenes returning unexpectedly, stunning officers who had anticipated a lengthy trial. The man reportedly paid a debt and cleared a path to release his own paternity amidst the port city’s tense atmosphere.
Readers submit many slogans for a contest with lines favoring strength over weakness. The page shows debate on memory and merit, hinting at political or social tensions and calls to action.
The nation is assured coal supply at set prices and the shortage fears eased. Indiana officials credit national coal association for overcoming a previous shortage, citing ongoing production around 12 million tons weekly to meet fuel needs. Morgan Keung reports on developments from the Far East voyage and related notes.
Rev Crafts, super intendent and treasurer of the international reform bureau, will direct the Washington headquarters and play a leading role at the reform convention set for December 47 to 10. Reform readers nationwide plan to attend, with the organization founded twenty six years ago.
Miss Joyce Nebeker daughter of Assistant Attorney General and Mrs Frank Nebeker is among the season's charming debutantes in Washington DC with numerous social affairs arranged.
A motorman in a green line car clashed with a client in a folding store, a collar caught on gear triggering a rapid effort to free him as a passenger arrived to assist. Amid the confusion, cries of astonishment and a rush of activity filled the scene with no injuries reported.
Beavar states that only three days passed before the event and that the weighings showed a single short weight the defense argues no intent to defraud was shown. He contends the delay was due to officers not himself and asserts the law does not require proof of intent.
In St Catharines a Dec 4 revival of a War of 1812 treasure tale prompts a rush of laborers to excavate Victoria Lawn Cemetery. The legend says a British paymaster buried gold there, carved his initials on a tree to mark the site, and was killed in battle while awaiting a border clash.
The Schwartz Van Wormer Co Ridgeville Jones manufacturing plant is placed in receivership after Livia Lumber and Coal Co alleges a scam of 754. The court appoints Reno Van Wormer as receiver with a $10 bond and appraisers will report to the court.
In Newport News on December 4 the Hardings and party were greeted at ten this morning after arrival by the ship Pastures from overseas. The party planned to spend the morning in the city before one member travels to Norfolk. Airplanes from Angley Field were to drop newspapers, but welcomes were subdued due to the early arrival. The ship paused off Cape Henry for an hour before moving to Old Point. Kenneth Bilous, a Washington correspondent, reported the scene.
Dr Leonhardt asserts the pain source is internal and salves cannot provide lasting relief while a tablet called Hem Road, taken at sleep, supposedly removes the cause. The text notes Vones bidf it falls and lists numbers 165 116 12-4 attributed to C W Phillips.
Amid holiday rush on East High Street, police and store staff kept order as over a thousand children gathered for gifts from Harry H Smith & Co. Santa Claus helped manage the crowd while kids played with toy planes, making the scene resemble a holiday event in Cincinnati.
Ardmore Oklahoma December 4 A probable appointment of a special prosecutor to handle the case involving Miss Clara Smith connected with the shooting of Jake Hamon weeks ago comes to the fore. Charles A Coakney said the firm will defend Miss Smith while Russell Brown may remain in charge for the state. Brown plans to seek murder charges if Miss Smith is captured.
Indictments filed in Philadelphia detail conspiracy to defraud the chip board, with charges including fraud and related schemes. The case ties to federal grand jury action that underscores alleged illicit activity within the board’s operations.
Our men's 25c black cotton hose sold in six pair for 1.00 by the Robinson and Hancock Company. This retail offer highlights value pricing on basic men's socks.
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