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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
8
Wellington baseball team scheduled to play a Legion squad Saturday afternoon with 2 20 start time. Morigan Post American Legion outline planned in two days at regular meeting with all members urged to attend. July 12 begins a Wellington week of lectures and a large talent moon program described as the week’s top event.
Mrs. Comstock returned home from a visit in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Lee Smith has gone to the janitorium at Delaware Ohio for a short stay. Mr. Smith has been troubled with rheumatism. The text notes that residents spend much time at Yellowstone National Park.
Moscow dispatch quotes U S Senator France saying his aim was to restore friendlier relations between Russia and America during a trip to discuss commercial arrangements. The wireless press dispatch notes his objective of improving U S Soviet ties.
Lucy Rus Henry Obeerlander owner of the Highway Hotel plans a five story addition yielding 44 new rooms. Construction will start about August first.
President Obregon sent a telegram from Mexico City denying any abnormal Tampico crisis. He said oil companies have suspended some operations, while others are operating more intensively, in response to the situation.
City council resolves to repair sidewalks on Nasshis SLMELTYS streets and lay sewer lines in Oberlin and West area. Ordinances specify assessments, contracts, and payment terms with the Director of Public Service overseeing construction and approvals. Five sections outline storm sewer and sidewalk projects, with funding from General Funds and special assessments.
Ordinance 2489 determines to proceed with constructing a storm water sewer on Gulf Road from a 24 inch pipe culvert about 370 feet north of the Hamilton Street Gulf Road intersection to the Hamilton Gulf Road intersection and along Harwood and Hamilton streets to the Cleveland Street north line. council authorizes the project with three fourths of members present.
Dr Leonhardt argues external remedies fail and internal circulation must be restored. His Hemroid tablet, tested in a thousand cases, is now sold by druggists, with a guarantee and refund offered by C I Phillips and pharmacists nationwide.
Chicago judge Joseph Sabath orders Peggy Hopkins Joyce to receive 1350 dollars monthly alimony and 27500 dollars for solicitors fees plus 312509 for courtroom expenses. Former chorus girl and defendant in the divorce suit brought by J Stanley Joyce is reduced from 10000 dollars monthly and 109000 dollars for solicitors fees and expenses.
Firefighters quelled a fourth grass blaze in as many days on Olive Street near the railroad tracks. Dry tinder sparked by a passing train caught grass on the Y, but the blaze was quickly beaten out with brooms and a minimal effort.
A 1623 first folio Shakespeare has been purchased by an unnamed buyer for 12250 dollars. The sale underscores enduring demand for rare literary artifacts and historic prints.
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