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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1919

Page

16

Mercantile Store Burglarized in Narrow Window

Police reported a break in at the Mercantile Store between Sunday evening and morning. Thieves pried doors and tampered with the back, gained access to the safe on the second floor, and made off with money, checks, silk, wines, and other valuables. no suspect yet identified.

Sumitay Re- Jiewls Mercantile Fur Reef Faust Mr. Williamson Iamson Gillis Wuwarters

Mutiny on transport ship claims several wounded

Report from the U.S. transport service cites mutiny aboard a transport with nine crew members wounded by gunfire and ramming. Investigators note leadership disputes aboard the ship and concern over passengers, with officers urging restraint and safety measures.

Schooner Secked Warns of Crew Rescue Effort

Confusing dispatch reports a Mass ship wreck with crew saved after a schooner from Liverpool carrying wood pulp went aground yesterday. A separate item notes a William Superintendent at an aviation depot jailed for alleged involvement in a large sum theft. In Florida, a coast line collision near Jacksonville killed four and injured two, with one missing.

Mass James Slafrom Liverpool N Oawards Wreck E Mla Anc Atlantic Coast Line Jacksonville

Deport Many More Russians Aeds in One Week

New York dispatch reports the Buford evacuated 249 radicals and will send a second ark load of reds this week as the government acts against aliens seeking to overthrow constitutional government. Berkman and Emma Goldsmith head the deportees with guards, Red Cross nurses, and immigration inspectors aboard.

New York Buford Department of Justice New York Harbour Alexander Berkman Emina Goldsmith United States Siegel House Committee On Immigration Three Mile Amit

Xmas Entertainment At Carlisle School Delight Attendees

Chestnut Grove school Carlisle hosted a Christmas program on Friday December 14 under the Parent- Teachers Association. Pupils performed creditably under Miss Short with songs duets solos piano and violin pieces. The evening closed with a fish pond and pie for all and plans for another event in late February.

Chestnut Grove School Carlisle Parent- Teachers Association Miss Short Elyria Brown Carl Martin Joe Birdsall Ralph Williamse Misses Blanchard and Shrubsole Neighbor

First Street Bridge Pit Caves In After Fire A Year

A cave in near the Lorain steel plant on First Street Bridge created a large hole along the roadway. Workmen set barriers to prevent accidents as county commissioners visited to arrange repairs with the National Tide Co. The bottom of the cave was red hot and hazardous in darkness.

Lorain National Tide Co

Garford Plant Employees to Receive Year End Bonus

A. G. Bean president of Garford Manufacturing Co announces a Christmas present for all workers. Every employee with one year of service earns a five percent bonus on wages for the year. The factory is busy with orders for 1920 and a cooperative plan gives workers control of a company restaurant and profits.

Garford Manufacturing Co Cher

Christmas Tree at Settlement House Delights Children

Many gathered around the Christmas tree at the Settlement House Sunday evening to enjoy songs and recitations by children. Santa, provided by the Child Welfare committee of the club, handed out candy to nearly 160 children, making the evening a happy one.

New Zealand Goes Dry by S000 Votes

The Daily Mail reports from Christchurch that New Zealand will likely be dry next June with a projected prohibition majority of about S000 votes.

New Zealand London Daily Mail Christchurch New Avaland

Rescue of Canadian Recruit by ice canoes at Vache Point

Quebec December 22 The crew of the British steamship Canadian Recruit ashore at Vache Point were rescued early yesterday by ice canoes after the Canadian ice crusher Lady Grey failed in several attempts to aid the distressed vessel The stranded steamship is badly damaged with holds flooded.

Quebec Vache Point Lady Grey

Rioting Sinn Fein Suppresses Dublin Newspaper

Unknown assailants forced entry to the Daily Independent in Dublin and wrecked presses with crowbars. Rioters, said to be Sinn Feiners, overawed staff with revolvers in the editorial room and warned the paper to expect suppression. The raid followed a published comment on Sinn Fein.

Dublin Daily Independent Sinn

Life terms for Tropia defendants in Lorain case

Elizabeth Tropia and James Tropia were sentenced to life terms after a jury convicted them of second degree murder in the death of Rocco Tropia. The judge denied a new trial and ordered the woman to Marysville Ohio and the man to the penitentiary. The couple showed no emotion during sentencing as Sheriff Backus prepared to move them. The tragedy, tied to infatuation with Elizabeth Tropia, left six children in custody with relatives or in a children's home.

James Elizabeth Tropea Lorain Thompson Elizabeth James Tropia Rocco Tropia Marysville Ohio Backus James Trepea Elizabeth ‘Trepea R Cleveland Uberlin

Russia’s Siberian War Losses Reported in Wash Dispatch

A wireless Moscow dispatch says 700 Russian soldiers died of cold in a hospital near Omsk and notes Bolsheviks captured Novo Nikolaevsk with about 10 900 soldiers and 500 officers. Reds reportedly seized Red Cross materials and 40 000 000 rubles from Siberian banks as fighting rages in Narva Kiev and Micharkov regions.

London American Red Cross Ufa State Bank Narva Kiev Micharkov

Logain County Shows Big Day at Election

Dayton reports a large turnout with a decisive dry majority in Logain County. Prisoners attempted escape from Lorain County workhouse but were foiled by the turnkey. Noted names include Roy Rogtyes, William Henderson, Lonzo Jones, and others.

Dayton Lorain County Frank & Bar

Paper Shortage Shrinks Pages Across Edition

The newspaper reports a newsprint delay limiting pages to twelve today and ten pages for the next two days. Advertising dominates the issue as the staff had planned more content but could not due to late paper delivery. A shipment finally arrived, but it was too late to adjust the print run.

Building for New Plant Erected by Standard White Metala Co

The Standard White Metal Co organized with directors W S Miller George Stevens R J Whelan J B Jonson and F L Stevens. George Stevens is president and treasurer R J Whelan vice president and F M Stevens secretary. The W J Donnelly Co of Lorain has the building contract for Vulcan street near the B and A tracks. Authorized capital is 90000 dollars.

Standard White Metala Co S. Miller George Stevens R. J. Whelan J. B. Jonson FL AL Stevens F. M. Stevens W. J. Donnelly Co Lorain Vulcan Street Ws Dam Paricy Bean

Nineteen Reds Held in Kansas City Raid

Nineteen men said to be Communist party members were arrested in Kansas City, Kansas, during a police raid on a meeting. The arrestees were Russians and a quantity of literature, mostly in Russian, was seized. All were held for federal authorities.

Kansas Ciy Communist Party Kansas City Kan

Dempseys Kin Acquitted in Manslaughter Case

Cork Ireland December 22 Martin Dempsey who says he is related to Jack Dempsey was acquitted of manslaughter after killing a man who attacked him. The defendant claimed self defense and was freed of the charge.

Dempsey Cork Ireland Martin Dempsey Jack Dempsey Chamipion

Census Enumerators and the Looming Personal Questioning

A historical note warns that census enumerators will visit households starting January 2 and ask detailed personal questions. It describes the persona of aides, the information sought about residents, home ownership, and various demographic details, urging careful but complete compliance.

Coal Operators Refuse Plan as Miners Strike Debate Looms

Washington dispatch reports nine coal operators refuse government settlement terms amid a federal inquiry into miners conditions and prices. A Cleveland meeting will decide whether operators can stand apart from the commission, while Chicago and Indianapolis notes describe wage disputes and contempt charges looming.

Associated Presa Washington Vilaso Ani Thas Garfield Cleveland Commission Associated Press Chicago Sec Heiny

Great Lakes Tug in Trouble Crew Saved

Moncton New Brunswick December 22 The United States is Diligent one of five boats that left the Great Lakes for the Atlantic coast is disabled near Cape Haulford Northumberland Strait Captain Stevenson and thirteen crewmen have landed A government steamer will tow the Diligent to Halifax to rejoin the fleet and start again Meanwhile Germany seeks extradition for former Lieutenant Vogel accused in the murder of Rosa Luxemburg.

Moncton N. B United States Great Lakes Avlantic Coast Cape Northumberland Straits Stevenson Tralifax Shek Rosa the Hague Lieut. Vogel Rosa Luxembourg

Parcels Rush Through Elyria Post Office For Holidays

Postmaster D W Seward reports a holiday mail surge with crowds at the Elyria post office. Parcels are sent to every state and overseas territories including Alaska Britain and Germany, with many small gift boxes and jewelry. Extra mail vehicles and resumed service on the N C line aim to prevent delays. return addresses and sturdy cords are urged for parcel handling.

D. W. Seward Alaska Italy Germany Rosca Iminy Seward Toledo Cleveland Elyria

Power outage and damages hit Oberlin and Amherst

Report describes a Saturday incident causing a long power cut and substantial losses. The text notes the cause linked to failures in equipment and the impact on manufacturers and plants, with mentions of Oberlin and Amherst suffering the outage and financial losses.

Elyria Amherst Oberlin Wiewel

Premier Liosi George to unveil Irish home rule bill

London reports Premier Liosi George will reveal details of the Irish home rule bill opening Parliament. The plan would grant substantial autonomy with two legislatures for Ulster and southern Ireland and possible future union, while Ireland would participate in Imperial Parliament. Reactions show broad skepticism about acceptance among Irish people.

London Liosi George Ireland United States Ulster Southern Ireland Viscount French Viscount French, Lord Meytenant

Paris Rabbits Dazzle With Drumbeat Entertainment

In Paris a new craze features Tekinese rabbits led by Viscountess de Doig Lundey teaching pets to beat drums to popular music. The show claims rabbits respond to jazz time, drawing attention from Par's women while the city enjoys an unusual performance trend.

London Par Viscountess de’ Doiglundey

British freighter Kamarina sends distress calls

Halifax reports wireless messages from the British freighter Kamarina 180 miles southeast of St Johns N P. The vessel said her circulating pumps were broken and she was rolling dangerously while signalling for help. Kamarina of 2750 tons departed Cardiff December 12 for this area.

Halifax N. S Cape Hues Kamarina St. Johns N. P Uel Kamarima Cardiff

Berger to Claim House Seat January Fifth

Victor L. Berger, re-elected to Congress from Wisconsin fifth district on December 13 after tie expulsion, announced yesterday he would travel to Washington to claim his seat on January fifth. Milwaukee dispatch notes Berger plans to join the House after his election victory.

Milwaukee Wis Victor L. Berger Washington Ots

Officials Probe Wood Alcohol Deaths In Citywide Sales

Cleveland officials launch investigations into the sale of denatured, medicated and pure wood alcohol blamed for the deaths of three and hospitalization of five. Coroner and prosecutor plan inquiries as state board of pharmacy aid to curb the epidemic with druggist and petroleum outlet warnings.

Cleveland Amd Zoul Peithd Stanton Cne Saic State Board of Peaks Macy Ciesto

Ship Workers in Washington Face Four-Week Stoppage

The four week work disruption for all ship workers on the Atlantic coast has been agreed as a result of ongoing actions. About 14 men are expected to be affected during the period starting December 22.

SQ vocAas Deel Berlin Washington Dec Tamlantic

Elyria Debates Separate Health District Amid Law Change

Local officials discuss creating an independent health district in Elyria as state lawmakers consider amending the Hughes health code to allow cities or counties to establish full time health authorities. Rural opposition and legislative debate mark a tense period ahead of next week’s session.

Itate Department of Pealth Etyria Newa A& Changs Hughes Health Code Hughea Senate

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Wo Mercantile W. W. Forting U.S Rmg Wransport Wetenart Ted Bytan W. OW. Agitu Ham Calkins Imro g.Fa William Superintendert S Aviation Nau' Jail Secret Service Er Erresta Toor Aleck Berkman Red Cross Xmas Entertainment Carlisle School Oke Jong Ateel Wetchman Garford Righ Logain County Budapest Eugene Jaszia Standard White Metals Co Vulcan’ Street Boulavard—“Saran Nem 1MINER Indianapolis Ind Wilson United Mine Workers of America Ellis Searles Mine Workers’ Journal Anod' Hong Searles White Pealy America Tobiason Indland Cedée Hkmwulf Anderson Alexander How Kanes Horvak Lloyd George Paris Berger L&l Hughes
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