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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
8
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Market summaries indicate price ranges moved upward after a brief interval of uncertainty. Analysts note midweek gains persisted through closing, reflecting renewed investor demand and modest volume.
The Princess Charlotte of Valentinois wed Count de Polignac and will head Monaco after Prince Albert’s death under a succession agreement. The bride, daughter of a peasant, won the prince’s favor despite a romance involving his son. Hog market declines influenced provisions as lard trades predominated.
Market notes show cattle, calves, hogs, sheep and lambs prices across Cleveland Buffalo and Chicago. Readouts include demand levels and price ranges for calves beef cattle hogs and sheep with daily and two day totals, noting steady or mixed trends and top figures for diverse categories.
Cincinnati and Chicago price notes show grains and livestock values for June 1. Wheat and corn ranges appear with mixed firmness, cattle and hog receipts described as steady to lower, and butter and eggs moving in varied directions in Chicago markets.
June 1 report from Youngstown notes union barbershops in Elyria raising haircut prices from 50 cents to 75 cents. A June 1 disruption in the United States Senate saw about a dozen women sympathizers heckle Congressman Washingen from the galleries as the Irish freedom issue stirred passions.
Senator Calder of New York told the senate today that liquor is sold over the bar at high prices in New York and that federal prohibition agents seem connected to the violations. He said counterfeit liquor withdrawal certificates and personal profits by some government agents are involved.
Washington June 1 Raymond Bissell nominated by President Wilson to be postmaster at Buffalo New York Frank P Allen to be postmaster at Akron Ohio and George W Lathrop to be post master at Toledo Ohio
London dispatch reports Soviet forces withdrawing to new positions south of Kiev after heavy fighting with Polish and Ukrainian forces. Reoccupied villages near Moledchido northwest of Siensk follow prior Soviet withdrawals, while fighting persists in the Zhlotsin Mosi area near a western rail line, with Bolshevik gains claimed. Separately, Nevada reports Frank Eckert incubator hatches two yolk twins, one dies, the other survives after Mrs Eckert performs an operation.
Washington June 1 without a record vote the house adopted a Mondell Wyoming resolution providing for two sine die adjournments of congress at 4 o'clock Saturday. The measure was approved as a procedural step to end sessions without further roll calls.
Government appeals in the federal antitrust suit against the Quaker Oats Company were dismissed today by the Supreme Court on motion of the government.
Elyria residents publish testimonials proving Doan's Kidney Pills aid back and kidney pain. Mrs. H. I. Cutler of 1 West Ave reports relief since July 1914 and again in 1917 after using the remedy. price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster, Burns Co, Migrs, Buffato, N.Y.
Paramount Artcraft presents His House in Order starring Elsie Ferguson at the Colonial Theatre opening Thursday. The drama adapts Pinero's play about marital strife after a wife discovers letters revealing infidelity and question of paternity, leading to escalating tensions before a hopeful ending.
London reports a Berlin dispatch that political rallies in Germany have turned violent. Communists attacked nationalists with sticks and chairs at a Democratic party meeting in Berlin, while a Mecklenburg event left Deputy Von Graefe with a broken arm and a Conservative secretary badly mauled. Tension spreads as landowners flee to Berlin to escape violence.
Bulgarian bandits opened fire on a train near Demotica in Bulgarian Thrace causing a two hour delay. Greek troops repelled the attack and cleared bombs from the track. Adrianople remains quiet though Bulgarian bands gather near the city. Angora nationalist assembly thanks Italy for allowing peace delegates to travel to Italy.
J Leroy Eichelberger aged 33 was murdered while sleeping beside his wife in West Grove Chester County. His wife and nine year old daughter Ruth were killed in beds on nearby farms. A mysterious woman in white was seen fleeing after the killings and police seek her arrest.
Youngstown June 1 250 shop men resume work at Hazelton shops of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad after a yardmen strike had nearly shut the shops. Only 60 men had been on duty recently while the strike paused operations.
Katharine MacDonald and her studio troupe present Passion's Playground adapted from The Guests of Hercules. After six months of intensive work, the play debuts at the Strand Theatre today with showings on its first run.
Boston reports a broad wage rise for about 800000 textile workers in New England as payrolls grow by roughly 1 million weekly. Wages rise to about 150 percent higher than four years ago. most unorganized workers accept, some unions reject or delay action.
The Robertson-Cole feature presents Lew Cody in a tale about a risky kiss in darkness leading to disaster. It opens yesterday at the Colonial Theatre and runs three days, touted as Cody’s best work for the company. Traugherty opens office in Chicago with Harry M. Daugherty taking charge of Harding headquarters.
Mrs. Wm. F. Scheilberg of Erie credits Ka-Vita Tonic with renewed health and better sleep. She describes relief from fatigue and nervousness after using the tonic, distributed by Ebert's Drug Store in Elyria, Ohio, and notes its mild, cleansing effects.
Charles Grewe of Steubenville Ohio says his pimples and itching vanished after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He reports severe rash on face neck arms and back and credits four bars of soap and two boxes of ointment for his recovery. The testimonial appears in an 1919 sample advertisement offering free trials by mail.
Washington reports the end of federal wheat control and the wheat director fades from office as war price guarantees expire. Contracts already made by the United States Grain Corporation will be fulfilled before the entity winds down and funds return to the treasury.
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