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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1920
Page
6
The body was carried to Arlington National Cemetery in Washington with a full military funeral and honors. The casket was draped by an American flag during the procession from the Peary home to the cemetery after seven unsuccessful attempts to reach the top of the world.
Fragmentary notes recount a 1908 Central League season linking Cubs players to minor leagues and a cardinals recall. Mentions Loula Eine, Shoveler and Ke in dusty game summaries with batting averages and fielding, hints at salary terms and transfers between Brooklyn Dodgers and Cincinnati.
Washington February 28 A transfer of powers from Director General Hines as federal fuel administrator to another agency is expected before the end of Bovers due to retirement of Dr Hines. The action follows the coal strike settlement and railroads returning to private ownership raising concerns over delivery delays. The President is expected to issue a new order to transfer powers and control the coal situation through the winter emergency.
Washington February 28 World production is nearing its peak and price reductions will follow Baruch former War Industries Board chairman told a House committee ex pending in the war department With peace returning to normal conditions transportation systems are being restored and energy redirected production increases Baruch said there may have been some conflicts of interest but overall the work was necessary
London reports that the council of premiers will study relief measures addressing Europe’s financial plight. Currency value, inflation, and the high cost of living across nations will be examined as commodities prices remain elevated globally.
In York from February 2 to 8 a name let the inter Co William FP Cody Buffalo Bill, will be given to a large freight vessel under construction for the United States Shipping Board at Hog Island despite a policy to avoid naming ships after people.
Citizens report denatured alcohol being consumed as a local drink with bottles found citywide. Police Chief Dempsey warns against the practice as physicians note several poisoning cases, none fatal so far.
Miami reports that Democratic figure Erron Dry Law Bryan claims the New York Democrats oppose constitutional prohibition and favor states rights in their platform. He critiques the party for opposing a national prohibition framework.
Publication announces a March start for Lilly Whiskers a Frances Trego Montgomery serial about Billy a lively adventurous goat. The tale includes adventures with a fire rescue a hose cart marriage and a circus return as he becomes father to two kids.
An overseas Telegraph dispatch from Berlin reports central Democrats and Socialists engaging over state rights and the nomination of Senator Peterson of Hamburg for Germany’s presidency. The article notes this debate occurred in the days before the Civil War era.
Paris reports Adrienne Boland becomes the seventh woman to pass a pilot test under Aero Club oversight. Laroche had died in a prior accident, while other noted aviation figures remain active or have left the field.
Investigations into charges against the navy department begin soon with Rear Admiral Iris Washington as the lead. Senator from Maine chairs the state naval affairs subcommittee, setting dates for hearings and further inquiry into the Navy.
Rumor from London about Peter son seeking Beamar presidency on Teb 28. No official confirmation or details.
A Chicago man recalls a personal wardrobe rule dating to 1917 noting one suit, a single pair of shoes since 1913, and never paying more than 90 for a suit. He mentions H A Traylor, president of the First Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago, as a reference point. A new suit is implied.
A speaker laments the high cost of living and urges thrift and greater production. He argues citizens react with spending hysteria when they have money, insisting practical steps are needed today.
A Senate resolution by Senator France proposes immediate withdrawal of all American troops from Russia and urges the President to curb shipments to Russia. It calls for negotiations on explanations or reparations for invasions of Russian territory and a state embargo to finance essential Russian needs.
Washington reports 40,000 tons of wheat from Rotterdam arrived to aid Austria, easing immediate suffering until May as food prices remain extremely high and wartime disruptions continue. The state department says the aid should prevent severe hunger in the near term.
Mt Hope N Feb 28 Residents including Howard Murray and Jesse Mapes pursue a bear reported foraging on John Seybolt's property. Farmers found tracks in the snow and a bear munching food from a garbage can before fleeing across 1st.
Visitors to Quebec embrace snow bound leisure with toboggan runs from the Citadel to Dufferin Terrace, tea room gatherings, snowshoe tramps, and Model 1919 bobsleighs. The Chateau Frontenac hosts skating, dancing, ski instruction by Norwegian jumpers, and lively social hours amid a festive winter scene.
Eastern college athletic followers believe Howard Cann NYU football captain and all around athlete will join the U S Olympic team at Antwerp. He is seen as a valuable asset for the games and could prove key in the football events.
A Cleveland architect was hired to draft plans for a new stone building in South Amherst with preliminary drawings underway. The Amherst plant installed a large circular saw driven by a 40 horsepower motor and plans to add a second machine in Plant No. 2, expanding stone cutting capacity. Meanwhile community notices mention social events at Melbourne church and visits by residents to Cleveland, including Mrs. Dua Wern mer and Thomas Brennen.
The report notes attendance by Misa Florence Wille at the sealing of the English teaerera during the WEA convention in Cleveland. Other visitors include Jane Wednesday Hirap Pankod and J Chorney of Elying, with mention of Thursday evening activities.
Washington February 88 Senate Commerce Committee Republican Senator Jones announced that hearings on the proposed American merchant marine bill will begin in a few days. A subcommittee will be appointed to draft the bill to retain the current U S merchant fleet under the U S flag and to provide supervision of its operations.
A threshing machine engine exploded blowing a worker fifty feet away and causing minor injuries to one man. Five other crew members were knocked down by the blast near Peuline Kansas as water lows in the boiler are thought to have caused the accident.
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