William Phillipe May Be Appointed Minister to Netherlands
William Phillipe, assistant secretary of state, may be named to a post as U.S. minister to the Netherlands. He is a native of Indiana.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
2
William Phillipe, assistant secretary of state, may be named to a post as U.S. minister to the Netherlands. He is a native of Indiana.
Lorain officials faced state commissioners who ruled a revaluation could not be completed by September. County supervisors were directed to implement a spring read and order a tax readjustment. City Auditor Charles Attersen noted plans to cut lighting and department sizes for next year and to shift funds across police and fire services.
Fremont reports forty four barrels of denatured alcohol stolen from a freight car bound for New Fork City. The culprits used trucks to siphon the liquid, traveling toward Fremont as authorities investigate the incident amid rail siding activity on the lake Erie & Western line. Also noted is a Buckeye Press session in Lima with editors attending despite influenza.
Robert and Harry Clevenger, 14 year old twins from Delaware, enlisted in the army today and were sent to Camp Surbmarton tonight.
Clergymen of the Lancaster Ministerial Association publish a signed notice stating they will refuse to marry divorced persons except those who have obtained reparation on scripture. The move reflects concern that divorce is rising and linked to moral decay in the community.
Marion Chamtee of Commerce reports a new factory deal with the Irgkeep Manufacturing Co of Marion. The firm, producers of gicova and ilt lens, plans operations at the local site starting April 1 and will employ about 60 workers.
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