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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1920

Page

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Germany Accepts Disarmament Note From Allies

Belgium July 9 German representatives signed at 1 45 this morning an accord on terms of the Allied note presented yesterday. The German protest claimed the Versailles treaty did not force further territorial concessions for failure to meet reparations. The cabinet anticipated informing the Reichstag and Reich cabinet that Germany would accept the note with reservations and protest.

Spa Belgium Reichsters Berlin Reichstag Sadeps Ise Aluld Gerould Rohr Gates Versailles

Store closures proposed for Elyria Wednesdays

A plan asks all Elyria businesses to close Wednesday afternoons all year to give workers a rest. The notice targets stores not operating on Wednesday afternoons and mentions Al Olzenberg of the T. H. Smith company as part of the discussion on circulation of the notice.

Elyria Mer al Olzenberg T. H. Smith Company

McManee Advocates Co Operative Stores for Elyria Union Men

McManee of the Railroad Magazine addresses a gathering at the union hall on cooperative buying. His talk urged cooperative stores and found Elyria union men eager to form such stores, tipped by the address to support a cooperative store effort.

ID Magazine TOR Elyria Union McManee The Railroad “S Magazine Guardding Cleveland Elyria

Locals 0. O. F. Entertain Ohio Orphans

Thirty orphans from the state home at Springfield will visit Grafton and Lorain County Odd Fellows plan a jubilee weekend. The group includes the home boys band and will be hosted at the high school auditorium banquet beach party and public square concert with remarks by H. G. Redington Mayor Jones and J. F. Burke. Various lodge branches will participate in the celebration.

Grafton Springfield Loraine County Bellona Sixth St Orphans H. G. Redington Mayor Jones J. F. Burke Orain Odd Fellows McDonald AL Banches Vuhe Odd Fellows Ment Canton Rebekahs Odd Fellows Lorain County

Knight for Congress Club Meeting Focused in Elyria

The Elyria and Lorain county Knight for Congress club holds an important meeting at the office of Attorney F M Stevens in Sharp block this evening. A large attendance is expected.

Elyria and

German Dyes Stolen From Hoboken Warehouse

Two armed men bound the watchman at the United States Textile Alliance warehouse in Hoboken and hauled away 20 boxes of German dyes valued at 15000 dollars.

New York United States Textile Alliance Hoboken

City Plant Doubles Uts Capitalization

The Gray Barr Co Elyria increases capitalization from 100000 to 200000. The Lorain Auto Body Co is incorporated by J Wirtz and A B E Cameron and capitalized at 55000.

Gray- Barr Co Elyria Lorain Auto Body Co J. Wirtz A. BE Cameron

Haunted House Party Triggers Police Raid

A party at a reportedly haunted house near Spruces Road ends with a police raid after neighbors report eerie visions and alleged crime echoes. Residents recall a past murder tale linked to the site as Epworth League members explain guests had permission and the event was part of a campaign drive.

Sighbors Elyria Corbet Southam Epworth League Society Sapa Agh

Third Party Factions Seek Irish Aid Platform

Efforts to secure endorsement of the committee of Forty Eight for an Irish independence aid plank continue despite a mail vote setback. Frank P. Walsh travels to Chicago to present to the committee and labor party at the convention Saturday. The recent referendum showed opposition to foreign relations planks including Irish, Russian, and Mexican questions.

Chicago Committee of Forty Eight Frank P. Walsh Committee of 48 Labor Party Lafollette J. A. H. Hopkins Progressive Party Charles H. Ingersoll New York Carel Coleman J. H. McGill Valparaiso Ind Charles F. Hoffman Florida Frank Stephens Maryland National Committee John Haynes Holmes Dudley Filed Malone William Marion Allen McCurdy

Fiume Protest Rejects D Annunzio Authority

In Fiume a protest from one hundred residents rejects Gabriele D Annunzio's command and declares the poet not their authority. They state the autonomous leaders remain their government and will be addressed by Dr Antonio Grossisch on the matter.

Fiume Gabriele D'Annunzio Fiumfang National Council Antonio Grossisch Fit Nerve Aan Ipeeteaetinak Lite

Freight car shortage relief proposals urged by shippers

Washington July 9 reports new emergency orders to ease the freight car shortage were proposed to the Interstate Commerce Commission by glass manufacturers and other industries. They urged substitutes for the commission order, requested open top cars, and outlined priority shipment plans prioritizing food and fuel if current rules fail.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Glass Manufacture Commissiona Mississippi PFC

Mrs Mary Atebmote of Cleveland Dies at 68

Mrs Mary Atebmote of Cleveland died Thursday at her daughter’s home 68 Chestnut Street. The remains were brought to Cleveland for funeral services at St Patrick's Church Bridge Avenue at nine o clock Monday morning.

Mary McDermott Cleveland T. J. Donovan St. Patrick’s Church Bridge Avenue

Ohio Farmers Need 9500 Cars for Wheat Market

Ohio farmers will require about 9500 railroad cars to market this July and August if the 2020 crop is half of 1919, says W F P Callender chief of the state crop reporting service. Past years showed July and August supplies near half the crop with 9000 to 13000 cars. Farm organizations are surveying needs and availability.

Columbus Ohio W. F P. Callender Federal Callander

Hospital Births and Admissions and Discharges

Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Ho race Wade at 106 Pine street and a son to Mr and Mrs E C Logan at Griswold road Admissions list includes Flora Kole Stop 71 Lake avenue and W M Miller and daughter Glada Miller Irene street Lakewood Elaine Cole North Eaton Mrs John Fye LaGrange Charles Shamel East Bridge street Edna May Sampson 321 Eighth street Discharges note Minnie Hales and baby Columbia and A J Abramoska and baby 818 Lake avenue Discharged from Gates hospital Thelma Barth Grafton

Horace Wade Pine Street E. C. Logan Griswold Road Flora Kole Lake Avenue W. M. Miller Glada Miller Irene Street Lakewood Elaine’ Cole North Eaton John Fye LaGrange Charles Shamel East Bridge Street Edna May ‘Sampson Eighth Street Minnie Hales Columbia A. J. Abramoska Gates Hospital Thelma Barth Grafton

Veterans appoint administrator after guardian plan falters

L. C. Adams John Langton and A. E. Lord acting for Civil War veterans began a guardianship bid for George Sharp 1889 but, upon learning the matter had died, appointed L. C. Adams as administrator instead.

L. C. Adams John Langton A. E. Lord George Sharp

Bolshevik Advances Reported in Eastern Front

Moscow reports Bolshevik forces have captured Staretantinoff near the Galician border after heavy fighting. Soviet troops push toward Ko Vel and Sarny as they drive Polish lines in a plan to reach Lithuania and East Prussia. General Budenny advances from Rovno toward Emburg, about 180 miles from Warsaw.

London Staretantinoff Moscow Sarny Kovel Warsaw Drina Lithuania East Prussia Budenny Rovno Emburg

Believe Man Dies From Poisoned Candy

Toledo July 9 Henry W Bridgeman of Indianapolis died on the porch of a physician's residence in Erie Michigan shortly after midnight presumed poisoned by spoiled candy. He was taken from his car by a taxi driver and his wife and seven year old son Marvin were with him when he was stricken.

Toledo Here Henry W. Bridgeman Indianapolis Erie Mich Bridgeman Marvin

Labor Leaders and Farmers to Meet in East Liverpool

Eight labor unions and farmers plan a meeting in East Liverpool to oppose candidates deemed unfriendly to labor. A separate event in Lisbon, Ohio on July 17 aims to organize the Columbiana County non partisan political league.

Liverpool Oranges Lisbon Ohio Columbiana County

Greeks Take Asiatic City Brussa Occupied by Greece

Athens reports Brussa an important Asia Minor city 57 miles southwest of Constantinople has been occupied by Greek forces.

Athens Greece Brussa Asia Minor Constantinople

Elyria Mayor Vetoes Gas Rate Emergency Clause

Elyria Mayor May or Jones vetoes Section 6 and parts of Section 8 of the gas rate ordinance, blocking the emergency clause that would bypass a referendum. The council may attempt to override after ten days, keeping the dispute over a two year rate hike and required gas main extensions unresolved. If overturned, citizens may pursue a referendum to approve or reject the measure.

Otto Mischka Elyria Asaph R. Jones ance ape _ The Gas Company Council Jones Elyrian City

Harding plans for Republican notification in Marion

Senator Harding and Delaware committee chair T Coleman Dupont and attorney Harry M Daugherty met in Marion to finalize plans for notification ceremonies. Stoddard said progressive support backs Harding and the Roosevelt vote of 1912 helps him more than Hughes did in 1916, especially west of the Mississippi due to Cox’s stance on prohibition.

Marion Senator Harding T. Coleman Dupont Delaware Republican National Committee Harry M. Daugherty Columbus National Committee Chicago Stoddard Harding Rosevelt Hughes Cox Mississippi River

Wheat crop forecast shows record United States output

The Department of Agriculture forecasts this year’s wheat production at 809 million bushels based on July 1 crop conditions. Corn production is expected at 2.779 billion bushels with 103.648 million acres planted. Winter wheat 518 million bushels, spring wheat 291 million, oats 1.322 billion, barley 193 million.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Public Utilities Commission Denies Cleveland Rate Rehear

The state public utilities commission overruled a motion for rehearing filed by attorneys for Cleveland’s legal department seeking another hearing on telephone rates for the Cleveland Telephone Company.

Columbus State Public Utilities Commission Legal Department City of Cleveland Cleveland Telephone Company

County Fair Price Board Ready for Complaints

The Lorain County Fair Price commission met at the Machinists hall. Milo C. Kendeigh was named temporary chairman and R. B. Whitehead became permanent secretary. Public complaints should include firm name, articles, amount, date, with full signature. unsigned complaints will be ignored.

Lorain County Fair Price Commission Machinists’ Hall Milo C. Kendeigh Oberlin Nicholas van der Pyl R. B. Whitehead Op Neanpinky

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Ermany Cabphey Rus Sesday O.F Knight-For-Congress Club Jimmy” Sloan James Sloan Jimmy Roosevelt Taft Wilson Committee of Forty- Eight la Follette Tome Inter- State Commerce Commission Mary Atebmote Clevelind Ori A.R A. R. Jones NEW City Market Carl H. Toens Sandusky Miss Glada Irene’ Street Lake City Toens Wood Morial Hospital Chas County Fair Price Board Broad Street Ely- Tia
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