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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1920

Page

1

Fifty-First National Suffrage Convention to Meet in Chicago

The fifty-first annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association will be held in Chicago from February 12 to 18. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt notes that with federal suffrage ratified soon, this may be the association’s last meeting. Five former presidents including Mrs. Stanley McCormick and Mrs. Mary Garrett Hay will attend along with other prominent suffragists.

National American Woman Suffrage Association Chicago National Associaon Carrie Chapman Catt Yirs Stan Ley McCormick Mary Garrett Hay Guilford Dudley Raymond Brown Helen Ardener Id Dudley Mra Raymond Brown Mary Left Helen Gardener Guilfo Garrett Hay Stanley McCormick

General Walkout Called as Spartacists Retaliate

Berlin dispatch reports Spartacist groups vote for a general strike across Germany in retaliation for martial law and Noske as dictator. Toll from the Reichstag fighting reaches at least fifty dead and one hundred wounded. violence linked to Independent Socialists and calls to honor Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht. Berlin factories and railways run normally amid unrest. authorities vow to suppress demonstrations.

Berlin Tmany Offense Noske Ad Crona Helchstag Heine Declari Loula Zaits Friedrich Polica Amders Av Noske Eben Karlcht Ross Luxemburg Radaders Associated Press Ers

Lake boats trapped by ice near Muskegon

Muskegon Michigan January 15 two steamers the Petoskey and Alabama and the ferries Grand Haven and Milwaukee were frozen in at Muskegon harbor. The Petoskey a 7400 ton carrier battled ice for ten hours then returned to Lake Michigan. The Alabama bound from Chicago to Grand Haven was piled high with ice as passengers woke ashore over the ice. crew remained aboard for salvage.

Muskegon Mich Petoskey Alabama Grand Haven Milwaukee Muskegon Harbor Lake Michigan Chicago

Two Children Die in House Fire in Youngstown

A two story frame building in Youngstown burned early January 15 killing four year old George Ogstix and four year old Ernest Ugg. Five others, including the mother and two more children, escaped with narrow margins.

Associated Press Youngstown George Ogstix Ernest Ugg Hay

Better Business Club Holds Election Friday Night

The annual meeting and election of officers of the Better Business club, originally set for Thursday, January 16, is postponed to Friday night at 7:30 in the Chamber of Commerce. Merchants look to a big year ahead and urge all members to attend. The past year was successful and the club aims for extra effort in 1920.

Better Business Club Chamber of Commerce

Bolsheviks capture Kastor-on-Don confirmed

AP report from Moscow says Kastor-on-Don fell to Bolsheviks. Ten prisoners, 32 guns, nine tanks seized as fighting raged in Rosted from January 8 through the tenth, with a revolutionary committee formed at Rostof. Death penalty reportedly abolished for known Resheviks in Soviet Russia.

Associated Press London Kastor-on-Don Moscow Kolchak Siburia Rosted Rostof Soviet Russia

Prohibition Death Knell Marks Midnight Townwide Ring

A midnight bell toll signals the end of old John Bavleycarr as national prohibition takes effect nationwide at that hour. The phrasing warns readers not to fear a fire but notes the historical shift in national law and daily life.

John Bavleycarr

Reid Brothers Shoe Firm to Close Out Stock

C B and F W Reid of Reid Brothers Shoe Dealers announce closing out stock as they move. They opened Elyria operation four years ago after buying Teesdale stock and rebuilt with reliable goods and steady business. They may reenter shoe trade later if a suitable room is found. Berlin denial: Germany did not reach an agreement with Soviet Russia.

C .B F. W. Reid Reid Brothers Shoe Merchants Elyria Teesdale Eure Hans Associated Press Berlin Germany

Traps at Haven Chamber of Commerce Fire Trap

Fire trapped about one hundred people on the roof of the Haven Chamber of Commerce building this afternoon. Firemen rushed to rescue them as flames spread across the structure.

Py Associated Press Haven Conn Chamber of Com

Snow Drift Stalls County Roads and Town Travel

Snow and drifting snow clog county roads slowing travel and stalling machines. Oberlin and nearby routes were badly drifted with a party of Elyrians stranded after a forced halt. An undertaker transporting a patient was stuck twenty four hours but no exposure occurred. more snow expected today complicates matters.

Oberlin Road LG Oberlin North Eaton Township

Salvation Army Plans New Home in Elyria

Salvation Army leaders announce a drive to build a new Elyria branch with Captain Purdum and Adjutant Albert Kelley coordinating. Kelley will conduct the Sunday service at Salvation Army Hall, 574 West Broad Street, January 18, aiming to rally support and reestablish ties with former Elyria supporters.

Salvation Army Purdum Elyria Braich Pittshurskh Albert Kelley Col Evans Slyris Purduin Qwarter Kelley Salvation Aray Hall West Broad Street Elyria Corps

Bay Rum Fight Over Watch Ends In Maiming

Jack Dowdy and Harry Farmer fought in a bunk house on Lodi Street after escalating tension over bay rum and a watch. Dowdy allegedly struck Farmer, used a stove poker, and a worker intervened. Farmer suffered a crushed eye and faces maiming charges while Dowdy is detained awaiting outcome of injuries.

Jack Bowdy Harry Farmer Lodi Street Dowdy Farmer Pital

Bucket Brigade at Laporte Saves Home

Fire at the Red Wing cottage in Laporte caused extensive damage before a bucket brigade and two extinguishers controlled the blaze. Neighbors aided the effort as flames were curtailed after several minutes. Dem Senate deadlock stalls leadership vote as caucus adjourns.

Bucket Brigade Laporte Saves Home Charles Fees Red Wing Laborte

D Annunzio Sued Over Play Costumes in Paris

Paris reports a lawsuit filed against Captain Gabriele D Annunzio, noted as a poet aviator and raid leader, by a theatrical costumes maker alleging misused costumes for the Wanr La Chrevefeuil le production in which the oil failed. The case was postponed two weeks to allow appearance.

Paris Gabriele Mansunzio Fiume

Kiwanis Club Meeting Sparks Enthusiasm and Plans

Kiwanis at Youngstown hosts a lively Thursday gathering with eight members and guests. Editor J J Tinrike outlined a "Vre Bivub Plan" to be printed later. Mayor Jones lists thirteen committees for the year including Program Betteridge Membership Hill Attendance Sartor Reception Peairs House Herbert Finance Williams Education Winters Public Affairs Fauver Inter-City Lucas Publicity Queen Business Method Roylan Classification Greif and Watts. Four Radicals Arrested in anti red crackdown in Youngstown as federal agents resume actions.

Kiwanis Club J. J. Tinrike Andress Jones Betteridge George Hill C. J. Sartor George G. Peairs J. A. Herbert C. M. Williams W. B. Winters L. B. Fauver W. J. Lucas Harry €. Queen Kenneth Roylan L. M. Greif Walter H. Watts

Heir Rights Battle Over $5 Million Marshall Field Trust

Chicago January 15 A court case asks whether Haaz Jienry Anthony March a two year old child of Peggy Marsh and Henry Field has a right to share in a Marshall Field estate trust of 5 million dollars created for grandchildren Marshall III Henry and Gwendolyn Field The dispute centers on interpretation of Henry Field's share and the child's paternity as the suit proceeds with the trust income around thirty thousand dollars annually.

Chicago Haaz Jienry Anthony March Edi Herry Field Alurshall Field Pegsy Marsh Marshall Field Posey Marsh Henry Henry Field Marshall III Gwendolyn Nhare

Blizzard Hit Northern Michigan Stranding Trains

Traverse City and northern Michigan towns faced a severe blizzard that halted rail service and disrupted life. Many communities faced shortages of coal and wood as farmers could not deliver fuel, with Pere Marquette trains immobilized beyond Traverse City and several lines snowbound from Boyne City to Alpena. Private residences sheltered stranded travelers from Marquette and Grand Haven, while milk and malt routes were largely abandoned across the region.

Traverse City Mich Michigan Vere Marquette Rand Hanlds & Indiana Boyne City Gaylord & Alpen Upper Peninsula Sa Ste. Marie S & Indiana Kalka Pere Marquette Kaleve

Italian Marquis and Family Join Capital Circles

Marquis Vittorio Assinari di Bernazzo arrives in Washington as the new military attaché at the Italian embassy. He holds the rank of colonel and is a general staff member noted for wartime service. His wife, the Marchioness di Bernazzo, is expected to become an active member of capital society. Their daughter Ince accompanies them as they begin their duties in the capital.

Vittorio Assinari di Bernazzo Washington Marchioness di Bernazzo Ince Marchioness Capital Society

Hungarians Will Get Pact Today

Treaty handover set for today to the Hungarian delegation by Premiers Clamens and Lalinvd George with American Ambassador Wallace and Baron Muthui in attendance. Also present: Japanese ambassador. Marriage license issued to Fairvay Rrapp, machinist, and Wades Knott, Elyria, Rte.

Clanens Fiarvay Elyria

Farewell party for Lutheran School mentor Mr Gotsch

Last evening a farewell gathering at St John Lutheran School honored Mr Oscar Gotsch after seventeen years of faithful service as a teacher. Health prompted his resignation. he will relocate near Fort Wayne Indiana for lighter work. Clergy and friends offered warm tributes and heartfelt thanks for his kindness and devotion.

Farwell Oscar Gotsch Lutheran Ol Third Street St. John’s Lutheran School Gotsch Joytheran Fort Wayne Ind Disley J. A Schmidt Therai

Nine whiskey cases turned over to William Gordon

Police seized nine cases of first class whisky after a roundup led to William Gordon a former silodnme keeper of Cleveland. He was arrested in Aneast and transported through county. Avon township sheriff held him and later he was charged. The hospital case arose when a demand for property led to threats of replevin. Chief Stankard noted an offer of $1,000 for the whisky was refused and the whisky finally to Cleveland by hospital authority.

William Gordon Cleveland Frudon Charg Dian Avon Township Sherif Hesp Stankard

Elyria Bank Holds Annual Meeting In Elyria

The Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co held its annual meeting with a favorable report from the president noting substantial new business and higher profits. New directors elected include A G Bean J F Burke L M Grief and others. Officers named include C M Shaman president EB Stanchard J B Seward I St Eckler cashier and L Shaw assistant cashier.

Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co Falking A. G. Bean Garford Mfg. Co J. F. Burke Chronicle- Telegram L. M. Grief East End Market House Cleveland F.C. Hill C. M. Shaman EB. Stanchard J. Bb. Seward I. St. Eckler L. Shaw

Three Couples Granted Divorces in Local Courts

Three divorce judgments were issued yesterday afternoon. Rudinision was granted divorce from Luella Thompson on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Esther Gleason was divorced from Clarence Gleason on extreme cruelty. Corre Higgins was divorced from Wiggins on grounds of neglect of duty and alimony of 406 dollars was awarded until further orders.

Warrince Thompson Luella Thompson Esther Gleason Clarence Corre Higins Fisther Wiggins

Rail Delegates To Accept Offer In London

Rail delegates accept government settlement on demands from lower grade service workers. Delegates of Tailway unions approve terms as presented in London in January.

London Jan Tailway Anen

Murder verdict in new case of Harry S New

The jury found Harry S. New guilty of second degree murder in the July killing of Miss Freda Lasser. The verdict comes after testimonies from witnesses and the presiding judge ordered the reading of the guilty verdict in Los Angeles.

Associated Press Loos Angeles Harry S. New Freda Lesser

United States to Aid Westward Bolshevik War Effort

Secretary Baker reported to the House Ways and Means Committee that the United States plans to furnish supplies to aid the effort against Bolshevik forces in Europe. General Tasker H. Bliss asserted Bolshevik revival would threaten Western borders unless Poland checked the Russian army. Bliss said allied governments preferred Russian and Polish alignments, noting Russia was better equipped than Poland for resisting Bolshevism.

Uresay Washinton State Department Baker House Ways and Means Committee Air Tasker H. Bliss Supreme Aliliaph Council Americ Peace Deter Europe Foland Thh Mnsiderne Coles Bliss

Irving Terrell Pioneer of Butternut Ridge to be buried Friday

Irving Terrel, 62, died after a long illness at Toulon leaving two wives and three sons Norman, Lee, and Vernon, plus a brother Eo dl Terrel of his city and a late Mrs. Neorse Hin. Funeral services are at Fields M. EK church Friday at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Fields cemetery.

Irving Terrell Butternut Ridge Burieg Irving Terrel Toulon Norman Lee V Vernon Eo dl Terrel Mra Neorse Hin Fields M. EK Welock Om Fields Cemetery

Indiana Park Price Records As Hog Brings $25,000

Noblesville Ind Jan 15 Chiefe Hest a spotted Poland China hog sold for 25000 this week Frank Wien owned the hog and it was bought by Wroot Simpson for the breeders association report notes it as a new record price for a single animal. A sow sold for 8000 among forty head that were sold to total 964380 in sales

Noblesville Ind

Coasting and sleighing rise in Qhant county scenes

Coasting and sleighing gain popularity across Qhant as sleigh rides spread. Arat class sleighing operates countywide where drifts allow and crowds gather nightly. Streets fill with talk of winter pleasures, news of sleighing parties and coasting events pervades local life.

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