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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1924
Page
9
New York stocks moved higher with rails and industrials leading gains. U S Steel surpassed 107, oil issues steadied despite Pan American drop, and motor shares rallied including Chandler and Mack Truck. Railroad names like Southern Railway and Atchison advanced.
Akron February 1 The rubber city shifts to motor buses as streetcars stop after a 1920 strike. A large fleet of buses and touring cars replaces trolleys for 60 000 workers commuting from 5 to 8 am. An auxiliary 200 Ford sedans fleet is on standby. Henry Ford via H S Firestone supplies cars.
The United American liner Cleveland, plagued by a severe storm, reached port with one dead and a deck overboard. Simon Kohn, 74, and Frank Kilienski drowned. Mrs. Josefa Archer survived serious bruising after a chair collided with the rail. The ship endured ten days tossed at sea two weeks from Hamburg. Lorain police meanwhile recovered a car owned by Mrs J A Arm- sentence cuts off.
Henry Ford offered to take over and operate the governments nitrate and power plants at Muscle Shoals, a report from the Lommelee on military affairs recommended to the house. The morning dispatches note other items including a Marine off the coast of Honduras and wage scale developments in Indianapolis.
Police enforced the code of late Director Me Cune and Cher Frenea amid bets or schemes. Funeral services for Beat are scheduled for Sunday following a week of mourning after administration lists.
A report notes an alleged collision involving Gra auto and a vehicle driven by State dry officers. The incident prompted investigation into damage and responsibility.
In Washington on February 1 the Reed committee of the Senate delivered its final report on a nyga on convinced by the Reed committee of the senate. Marc Gveral an government official recounted the direcior. The report faces scrutiny amid ongoing political discourse.
Lorain hosts Oberlin tonight in the last league game of the season on home court. Coach Collins may reshuffle lines as Lavendar and Purple look to rebound. Saturday Lorain travels to Amherst to meet Quarrytown, then Vermilion visits next Tuesday for an annual exhibition. Cap Williams leads scoring for Lorain in a strong collegial lineup.
Oberlin Business College basketball defeats Spencerian of Cleveland 33 to 21 at home. Johnson scores sixteen. Webber adds for the winners while Nein, once top scorer in Cleveland scholastic ranks, is held scoreless.
Willie Darcy of New York earns a popular decision over Spark Plug Russel of Newark in a 12 round bout in Passaic New Jersey. John Mandel and Herb Brodie fought a 12 round draw in Brooklyn. Benny Valgar of New York stopped Will Powell in the ninth round in New York. Former Mayor Adolph Unger will testify in federal court in Toledo as he faces charges with 24 other Tiffa residents in a million dollar prohibition case.
Cleveland live stock receipts show calves and hogs with varying top prices as market data notes steer prices. Chicago wheat and grain futures shift with May and July positions while steel and industrials list price movements. Athens reports Premier Venizelos gravely ill as physicians seek a diagnosis.
An old advertisement claims Musterine relieves rheumatism and backache, sore throat, and chest congestion. It promises fast joint relief, non blistering strength, and notes availability from druggists with the original Bezy's Musterine in 30 and 60 cent sizes.
A car was abandoned on a country road in Medina County after a hat bearing the words Tack and Torain led investigators to the scene. Authorities traced the vehicle to Jack Armstrong who had fled to Akron.
London reports Great Britain acknowledged the Moscow Soviet today becoming the first allied power to extend recognition to the Soviet regime. The official announcement came late this afternoon.
Opening liberty bonds figures listed for New York indicate the First 44 48 at 899.18 and the Second 4 14s at 99.12 with further 4s and new issues noted as quoted prices amid market activity. The data reflects early bond price movements and yields for continued government funding.
The notice states Red Jacket Coal is kept indoors to protect it from snow and weather, stored in silos at the Westare Lumber and Coal Co facility. The text emphasizes sheltering coal rather than leaving it exposed.
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