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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1920
Page
5
Authorities report a surprising incident as a man, after returning from Lorain with enough funds, triggered an officers recognizance and release. The case marks a notable event in the police department.
A damaged fragment discusses memory of the infirm, urging collective reflection on forgotten or neglected people. It references Forsotten and asks who will remember the weak, urging consideration of others before self and promising support through shared care and action.
During the winter Indiana officials say there will be enough coal and price stability. State figure Mr Ogle cites reforms and a coal commission idea to revive the industry, crediting national coal association for easing the recent shortage amid promotional efforts. News from New York and Morgan indicate broader trade context.
Rev Wilbur F Crafts of the International Reform Bureau based in Washington will play a prominent role at the reform banquet to be held December 8 with reform readers from across the United States attending.
Report describes a Green Line car where a circuit breaker tripped and a spark set fire to a celluloid collar. Motorman Frank Kuusman and passenger help from four bystanders, with quick assistance reducing damage. account notes confusion and limited recovery details.
Beavor, in a court filing, argues his position in a dispute over an offer and alleged fraud. He asserts that three dates before a withdrawal, he warned that certain actions would be taken and that the law does not require proof of intent to defraud, only that a short misdeed or error occurred.
Dee 4 Siwport News reports President Harding and party landed at ten this morning. Officials coordinated a welcome with planes and newspaper bundles dropped on deck. The Pastores paused off Cape Henry before entering Norfolk as Mrs Harding joined the President on deck amid the harbor welcome.
Miss Joyce Nebeker daughter of the Assistant Attorney General and Mrs Frank Nebeker is presented as a debutante in Washington society. The event highlights a season of social affairs with attendance by prominent families and local officials, reflecting the capital’s prominent debutante tradition.
Santa Claus promotion by Harry H Smith & Co drew 1000 plus children in Elyria streets this morning. Police and store staff kept order as kids jostled for prize airplanes. A regular Santa was backstage as the scene unfolded amid cheers and holiday excitement.
In St Catharines a revival of a 1812 legend sparks a rush of laborers to excavate Victoria Lawn Cemetery for buried gold blamed on a British paymaster who marked the spot with initials in a tree before dying in battle.
The Schwartz Van Wormer Co plant in Ridgeville enters bankruptcy. The Elyria Lumber and Coal Co files the petition claiming the Van Wormer Co owes 764 dollars and other debts exist. A receiver, Reno Van Wormer, appointed under a 10 600 dollar fund with appraisers to report to the court.
Ardmore Oklahoma December 4 The probable appointment of a special prosecutor to pursue the case against Miss Clara Smith in the shooting of James L Hamon dominates today’s proceedings. Charles A Coakley announced their firm was employed to defend Ming Smith and Mathers would seek to let Russell Brown continue for the state. Authorities in Oklahoma and Texas intensified efforts to capture Miss Smith amid an assault with intent to kill charge. Crown warned of a possible murder charge if captured.
Washington December 4 A U S grand jury in Philadelphia charges a conspiracy to defraud the Shipping Board. The indictment names alleged participants and outlines the fraud scheme connected to wartime procurement and contracting activities. Prosecutors seek penalties under federal fraud statutes and related governance laws.
In a brief boxing clash, Les knocks out Terry Turner in the fourth round of a scheduled 12 round bout. Turner suffered the decisive punch early in the round as the referee halted the contest.
Our men's 25c black cotton hose sold in six pair for 1.00 by the Robinson & Hancock Co. Hosiery item sold through the store with a low price for bulk purchase.
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