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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1920

Page

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War Extravagan ce Revealed In Toledo Plant Costs

The nitrate plant at Toledo Ohio is estimated at 20 million dollars, could have been built for 6.5 million. Henry Gorrell of New York, former water department raiser, fled today before a House War Investigating Committee. After Toledo, Tyrrell proceeded to the Anchor plant in Cincinnati before being recalled.

Praiser Toledo Associated Press Weshington Governite Henry Gorell New York Wat Tas House Tyrrell Washington Cincinnati

Train Car Collision Injures Eight In Springfield Lake Area

A Canton Akron Cleveland bound train collided with a car near Uniontown Springfield Lake. Eight people were seriously injured and many more bruised, none believed to be fatally hurt. Officials released names including D T Bell Akron and Kate Kirby Massillon among others.

Kron N. QO. J Union Town Pringfield Lake City Hospital City Utal D. T. Bell Akron Har- Violett Shakespeare Ave Mecaod Lane Uniontown Jima Park Ave Glevelard Katerety Massillon John Campbell Joseph Hanaym

City Council Takes Action on Minor Items and Land Parcels

The council reviewed twelve minor items and approved a watchman assignment at Abbe for twelve hours. Warren Avenue vacation was discussed, land plots and grading routes were proposed, and acceptance of a six acre round north Everly Court area was requested. The Halpin property on Sixth Street entered platting discussions with the Cambridge allotment committee.

N.Y. C. Sty Ntiiman Winslow Cuitton Warren Avenue Council Everly Court

Rain Church Damage Suits Filed Over Internal Dispute

The two pending suits claim $6,000 damages each against Bapt ist Greek Church of Lorain leaders over alleged mismanagement and a false statement of collusion. Benedict Forden, a church member, is named in the petition as involved. The plaintiffs seek rent recovery and the case awaits trial.

Nai Lorain Mike Yapotéchny Urer Benedict Forden

Federation of Churches in Lorain County Formed

The meeting in the Congregational church formed a federation of Lorain County churches to promote welfare, cooperation, evangelism, missions, and social service. An initial constitution outlined four areas of activity with officers elected from Elyria Oberlin Wellington and Lorain.

Congregational Church Fered Council Federated Churches Lorain County J. Folourke Elyria Ro H. Kinney Lorain G. Kerr Wellington HW. Rugg Oberlin J. T. Henderson Pussing

Italian Steamer Dannnbio Attacked in Dalmatian Coast

Reports from Rome say the Italian steamer Dannnbio was attacked at Tran on the Dalmatian Coast and forced to lower her flag. Passengers were injured and startled by the assault amid rumors of similar incidents at Spalato and other eastern Adriatic ports.

Associated Presa Rome Dannnbio Tran Dalmatian Ingtwitel Spalato Adriatic

Canine Goes on Rampage Biting Thirteen Dogs

A dog went on a rampage last evening in a western area, biting thirteen dogs before being killed by police. Witnesses report the animal attacked while near a residence, tearing through a broom and dragging items, prompting authorities to shoot the dog. Residents urged to watch their pets and confine any unfamiliar behavior for observation or immediate handling.

GOUNGIL TACKLES GAS RATE PROTEST AT MEETING

City officials considered a Citizens' Gas Co rate protest. Albert Monroe of a White House bakery lobby urged caution citing conserving gas. Chamber of Commerce sent a letter endorsing a study and urged action on building and extending gas mains to meet rising demand.

Chamber of Commerce Gas Co. Norvetlon Cem Citizens’ Gas Co Courciman Prs Committee Sftel Vakery Unuy Chinse Pus Nnimuf

Secretary Daniels Defends War Medal Awards

Secretary Daniels testified before a Senate Naval Committee to defend naval decorations amid Admiral Sims's charges of improprieties. He argued the Navy’s award policy supported morale and cited Sims’s long shore duty record over sea command, with figures noting 18 years ashore and 7 years at sea over the past five decades.

Associated P Washington Daniels Senata Naval Naval Decorato Agd Sims Thresea

Rotary Club hears Y M C B plans and community drive

Rotary Club luncheon features Attorney Lawrence Webber outlining the Young Men's Business club plans, wartime membership shifts, and a drive upcoming with a national meeting at St Louis. E F Allen describes the Community Service Council work and A J Martin previews moving pictures promoting the drive.

Rotary Club Lawrence Webber Elyria St. Louis E. F. Allen Community Service Council A. J. &. Martin

Residents of Princeton Avenue Petition for Street Paving

City council received a petition from Princeton Avenue residents asking the street be considered in the paving program this year, offering to cover 98 percent of the cost. They request a future policy to share costs. The two petitions were referred to the street committee.

Princeton Avenue

Newberry election case trial opens in Michigan

Federal court hears opening statements in the Newberry senatorial conspiracy trial as James Murfin outlines the defense and Frank C. Dalley continues the prosecution. Six counts allege conspiracy and fraud against 124 men with testimony to begin.

Associated Press Greand Hay Mich Frank C. Dalley Federal District Court Newberry James D iMurfin Larva Trueman James Murfine United States District Court Junge

Grudge Fight Sparks Near Fatal Stabbing in Columbus

Chester Moss of Columbus was stabbed during a restaurant altercation with Harvey Young rooted in an old quarrel. Moss lies in a local hospital in critical condition while Young has been arrested.

Columbus Chester Moss Harvey Young Tite City Moss Oa Taest May Ain Young

Prohibition Party Plans May Convention in Columbus

The Ohio Prohibition Party announced a convention in Columbus on May 27 to elect delegates to the national convention at Lincoln on July 21 and to select candidates for the nickel party slate. Mrs Freda Wandoff, 14, died at Mercy Hospital from burns suffered in a gas heating accident.

Associated Columbus Ohin Prohibition Party Columbua Lincoln Nebraska

Family Held as Hostages While He Leads Reds

General A. Brusiloff leads the army preparing new drives against the Poles ordered by Trotsky. To ensure loyalty, Trotsky holds Brusiloff's family as hostages while the general is in the field.

A. Brusiloff Trotsky Brusiloff

Allies Prepare Note on Extradition List for Germany

Paris February report from Associated Press outlines Allied extradition demands listing about 900 German figures headed by Crown Prince William. The eight class list names Von Windenburg Ludendorf and others with charges by England France Belgium Italy Romania and more. The note to Germany will be handed to its representative and not made public.

Associated Press Paris William von Windenburg Ludendorf Theobald Bethwig Helwig McKenzie Prince Ruprecht Duke of Wurtenberg England France Belgium Italy Roumuania Jugo-Slavia Poland

Melton Henry Wren Pneumonia Victim

The body of Melton Henry Wren who died at Memorial hospital Saturday has been shipped to his mother Mrs. Carl Clay at De Graf for funeral services. An employee of Harshaw Fuller Goodwin Co for four years his death was caused by pneumonia.

Melton Henry Wren Memorial Hospital Carl Clay DeGraf. C Wren Harshaw, Fuller & Goodwin Co

One Man Car Fails to Solve New York Trolley Problems

A test run of a single car on the Lexington Avenue subway in New York during rush hour failed to operate smoothly. Staffs struggled with doors and signals while the engineer performed duties, causing delays as homebound passengers waited for trains. After two hours the service was restored to normal.

New York Lexington

Lorain Hears Big Amusement Park Plan Rumor

Rumors say Cleveland and Akron capitalists back a $1,000,000 amusement park project in Lorain. The proposed park would be located a mile from the city and marketed as easily accessible from Cleveland.

Lorain Cleveland Akron

AIRMEN HELD BY MEXICO AWAIT WORD IN NACOZARI

El Paso reports Lieuts G L Usher and L M Wall from Fort Bliss were captured by Mexican soldiers near Nacozari Sonora and taken to Nacozari. They were lost during a flight from Fort Bliss to Nogales and landed forcibly south of Nacozari. Officials expect swift release after a standard explanation. The machine was damaged. repair status unknown.

el Paso Tex G. L. Usher L. M. Wall Fort Bliss Nacozari Sanora Mexico Noxales Ariz Ligely Ikobert L Howse Horder Francis J. Laver Nogeles Adolfo de la Hu

Six Die in Gas Poisoning at Newark Hotel

In Newark New Jersey six men were found dead of gas poisoning in a small hotel room. Owner Dad Grana a Spaniard was arrested on charges of manslaughter for alleged criminal negligence in permitting defective gas fixtures. The victims, all Spaniards, had arrived to work in the shipyards, the mixth having been in the country one month.

Associated Press Newark N. J Dad Grana

Undercut at Olive Street Sought by East Side Workers

A petition with 1140 names from workers at Garford Manufacturing and other east side factories urged construction of an undercut at the Olive street crossing of the New York Central tracks. A. L. Patrick said employees originated the idea. The railroad opposed an overhead bridge and councilman Winslow supported the undercut citing long delays for workers in cold weather.

East Side Olive Street N.Y. C A. L. Patrick Garford Manufacturing Co Winslow

Berlin raids seize army trucks of literature

Berlin reports say police and soldiers conducted raids on suburbs over the past forty eight hours. In one raid they seized five army truck loads of literature and fighting materials, targeting alleged Bolsheviks.

Berlin

Fire devastates business district in Glens Falls area

Glens Falls New York reports a severe fire near Hudson Falls spreading through the business district. Three blocks of buildings are destroyed by 19 a m with losses feared to exceed 500000. Authorities fight to contain the blaze and protect adjacent structures.

Glens Falls N. Y Hudson Falls

Resolutions for Late Mrs Evalyn Terrell Hill

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union passes resolutions praising Evalyn Terrell Hill a faithful member. They note her death at home, extend sympathy to her family and order a copy of the resolutions entered in union records.

Evalyn Terrell Hill Women’s Christian Temperance Union Hilwa F. . Puatps Strickler W. S. Eaytman

New Director Directory with Population Figures

The new city directory is ready for distribution showing a population of 21,530 from the census. Errors exist including omitted residents and initials of well known locals, but it lists city officials churches schools lodges and a business directory with resident street addresses.

Chronicle Telegram Iity

Lorain Council Fixes Gas Rate After Rejection

Lorain city council passed an emergency ordinance setting a fixed gas rate for prompt payers after Citizens' Gas Co demanded a higher sliding scale. The company rejected the Lorain rate and council tabled further consideration, signaling a new move by the company.

Lorain Citizens’ Gas Co Lerain Couneil Pus

Revolution in Honduras suffers losses

Managua reports a freak revolutionary outbreak in Honduras led by Don Alberto Membrena and Doctor Nevario Sotiano. Government forces defeat the revolutionists who retreat toward the Nicaraguan frontier amid heavy losses.

Associated Press Managua Nicaragua Honduras Don Alberto Membrena Feemer Nevario Sotiano

City to Hire Electrical Engineer for System Overhaul

The city council approved hiring an electrical engineer to prepare specifications for an electric light system revamp. City officials expect the professional to spearhead the project and guide the modernization in the business district, with local leaders touting it as a key improvement for Taake Jt area.

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