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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
5
The era notes boxing hinting at Chinese champions raising alarms in New York and California while baseball shifts hint at pre war reforms. Minor leagues push player limits and salaries as clubs strengthen training and schedules with star players moving between teams and coaches weighing Philadelphia contracts.
In Berlin Ohio a local prep squad trains for spring competition amid uncertain conditions. Reports mention players including Jerry Marvin and James Ders along with a coach lineup from Durand Ler and Clarences de. The piece references police action and later legal questions tied to an incident with a foster child case near Cleveland.
Medina County Farm Bureau begins a state and national drive for new members. Campaign opened this morning with focus on Granger township. Dues have been increased from to. in the local campaign the first in the state aligned with the national movement.
Medina Q Peb reports the village faced a shortfall over florals leading to a fee increase from 10 to 15 dollars to recover a 1200 dollar cost for sever connections. The change aims to cover past losses and fund future services.
Fragmented report mentions Walter Zohnsay Clark Gaithlles Hil clan and pitching stats, plus an Idaho league stint and Warrington signing. Also notes a foot infection surgery alert about William Akerman and scattered KIwanis and Plymouth addresses.
West Montesano Washington February events surround the Industrial Workers of the World trial for alleged crimes tied to the Armistice Day parade. Authorities requested troops after rumors of trouble and possible interference. Juror exposure prompted security steps as the case moved forward under Governor Hart and local officials.
A delayed project at Takesiew Park pushes back the tennis courts baseball diamonds and football field due to city funds being reallocated. The delay affects local sports facilities and scheduling.
Berlin reports Mathias Erzberger resigns as finance minister from the German cabinet. The move follows testimony in a suit involving Karl Helferich, former minister of the treasury, and is tied to investigations surrounding the finance ministry.
Admiral Jellicoe visited Tadan to discuss forming an Indian navy. His report is under consideration and noted as involving very serious considerations.
The athletic men and buche rs met with Mayor William F Grall and officials to form a plan for an enclosed city owned athletic field. They argued current fenced fields lack enclosure and only tax collections can be made.
Mina Jacques was appointed post mistress at Columbia Station Ohio on February 25. The announcement confirms the new role and location in the local postal service.
Reports claim a shoe industry surge as 2,500,600 pairs of overshoes sold in America's metropolitan area amid a storm. A long drought of demand sparked a rush to the overshoe market and revived fashion for older Arctic styles.
Lorain resumes car service on belt road after a weeklong outage. The Cleveland Columbus and Southwestern Electric line restored operations Sunday, with riders advised of resumed schedules and potential minor delays as crews wrap up repairs.
Fragrance antiseptic nasal balm advertised for instant relief from nasal congestion headaches and breathing difficulty. Claims to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and clear the head with easy application.
A man, Fey 25 Pellee, was arrested near Kin on a New York inquiry into the death of a naked infant found in a red plant area amid bushes. The body showed no signs of immediate violence, and the cadaver was dead prior to discovery. Authorities continue investigations and seek missing details.
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