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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
4
A local columnist paints a grim Christmas picture with stories of families losing earnings after wartime wages. One former employee supports a eight-member household on 45 cents an hour and faces a hard winter with no savings. The piece urges community help as families brace for hardship and notes publisher Calman seeks local support and subscriptions to sustain the Chronicé Telegram.
The Lorain Chronicle Telegram faces public pressure to justify its usefulness amid calls for unity with Elyria. Speakers argue industrial and labor questions require fair, just policies applied equally to labor and management, warning against vengeance tactics and urging education of the public to support rightful reforms.
The death of Mrs Elnora Baird 66 mother of Mrs J Sf.Ner occurred at her Century block apartment after illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Afilier and son E W W Baird of this city J E Baird of South Loram S W Baird now in California and two sisters Mrs C A Stevens Carlton Ohio and Mrs Eva Vall Toledo. Funeral services set for Thursday afternoon at 39 at the home of her daughter Mrs Willer 337 Kenyou street.
Ran Dec 15. J J DeArmond, a railroad mail clerk from Kansas City Mo, is hospitalized in Wichita with gunshot wounds inflicted by federal officers at the iron passenger station last evening. Officials say he attempted to steal a registered mail package valued at $20 000 and had been warned of an impending robbery.
A government bill for 840 million dollars falls due as treasury collects 3660 million in income and excess profits taxes. About 700 million in treasury certificates mature today. Interest on Liberty Loan issues totaling about 140 million becomes payable to cover current expenses and January obligations including 300 million in certificates. Secretary Houston offered two new issues aggregating about 500 million.
Men's initial handkerchiefs offered at 20Qc each with three for 0c in a Robinson and Hancock company advertisement.
For years druggists note Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root stands the test of time as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a strengthening remedy that supports natural work. Buy from druggists or send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention the paper.
I have several first mortgages on city property valued at 450. Interest is payable semiannually. Principal on some is due in one year others two three and four years. One mortgage will net 8 percent on the investment and is secured by the endorsement of a reliable corporation in addition to the property itself. Quick action is necessary. BOX 30.
The newspaper announces a new manager will oversee Chronicle Telegram operations and will contribute editorials while ensuring fairness and publicity. Changes planned aim to broaden news scope, engage readers on city and rural routes, and maintain advertiser and reader support with broad community discussion.
District Health Commissioner reports Salem water caused 60 percent of residents to suffer bowel troubles and 300 typhoid cases in a 10 000 population. Dr W McIntosh details state action and Salem outbreak control while Dr Herman C Stevens recalls Albania relief work and sanitary hardships.
Corporal Carter of Cleveland in charge of the U S air crusting station with HQ in city hall received a Christmas promotion from Washington. He is elevated to Sergeant Carter of the U S A for meritorious service, and will be addressed accordingly.
Audience nods approvingly as speakers discuss ethical guidance Do unto others as ye would they should do unto you Next week Mev W OB Winters of the M EB church and Father Deets of Cincinnati are set to speak joining the forum
Visitors at a winter art school exhibition in St. Petersburg found nude statues clothed in muddy blouses and bloomers. The Christian Civic League, which recently censored the nude art, suspended several busts from the ceiling by strings around the necks and labeled them as censored works by the league.
Hospital notes record a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harasens and another to Mr and Mrs Linc3t Brown. Admissions include Mrs Claude Smith of LaGrange and H J Hocock of Lake Avenue. Discharges feature Bud Duvar and Mrs FB Johnson with baby, among others, with addresses listed in Shelby and Elyria.
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