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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1919
Page
3
Mrs Mary A Richmond of Wellington tests Nerv-Worth after two months of poor appetite sleeplessness bloating and gas. She reports improved eating strength and gains after using Nerv-Worth from C W Phillips Koplin Drug Stores and offers a money back guarantee.
Henry Ford takes the stand in a defamation case against the Chicago Tribune. He seeks $1,000,000 in damages after the Tribune labeled him an anarchist during the war. The proceedings were held at Mt Clemons on July 14.
Washington July 14 President Wilson met with Senator King and Senator McKeller to discuss the Peace Treaty. Attention focused on the Shan Tung issue as King expressed belief that the matter would resolve itself. The President indicated he would speak in Utah on his westward trip.
Cleveland July 14 adjustment workers and telephone operators across two systems face a strike end as Postmaster General Burleson considers orders 2209 and 3269. Bell company reports near normal morning service. long distance largely cut. Washington notes the stake is tied to national events and awaits official word. In Columbus, Lt Gen Clarence J Brown marks a birthday at 29, youngest Ohio governor to celebrate in office.
Kenton July 14 farmers face a labor shortage during the rush season with hay to harvest wheat to cut and thresh corn to cultivate the last time and the calf crop coming on apace. Sunbonneted wives or daughters ride binders, clipped by lines attached to three horses, as mowing machines clip along.
Ossining New York July 14 inmates at Sing Sing Prison Death House are all occupied with twenty three murderers awaiting the call to the condemned cell. The great gaunt charm of the place looms as each prisoner waits.
Washington July 14 The Senate foreign relations committee will meet today to chart the course for considering the peace treaty with the League of Nations. Both parties push for action this week as debates on prohibition enforcement and civil appropriation bills proceed. Lorain Ohio July 14 Changes in Lorain’s car system promised after talks with Lake Shore Electric Co and city officials include seven and a half minute Broadway service, a line to the Cromwell plant, a double crossing at Nickle Plate, passing curves at Broadway and 117th street, and Elyria fringe service running on a 15 minute cadence throughout the day.
Washington July 14 The daylight saving law survived Wilsons veto of the agricultural bill while his veto of the sundry civil appropriation was accepted by Congress. The daylight saving veto faces likely defeat in a two thirds vote, as the president signed other measures including the Indian bill and a New York New Jersey Hudson tunnel resolution. Frederick P Bergan 89 famed Delaware orchardist dies after long life in the United States and France.
Rome reports the government seeks a plan to control food and essential prices as local orders prove unsustainable. Shoe stores attract long lines amid new price reductions while radical Socialists call a general strike on July 26 and 27 against the peace treaty. Ambassador Whitlock named American envoy to Italy succeeding Thomas Nelson Page. Italian request to transfer Austrian concessions in Tientsin, China, to Italy sent to a five power council commission. Philadelphia fire kills five firefighters and injures thirty-one in a three story brick warehouse blaze at Burlap Bag plant.
Pulham Norfolk England July 14 Great Britain's transatlantic air pioneer dirigible B-34 arrived at the air station at 6 56 Greenwich time yesterday completing her round trip from the British Isles to the United States and return The return trip lasted 74 hours 56 minutes Great Britain claims first round trip by lighter than air craft across the Atlantic from old world to new.
Columbus July 14 delegates from state organizations and local posts will observe Armistice Day on November 11 as American Legion Day with meetings parades and patriotic demonstrations nationwide. The American Legion will also hold its first national convention in Minneapolis to establish a permanent organization.
Lorain July 14 Julius Baber is in St Josephs hospital today with a knife wound in his abdomen inflicted when he attempted to stop three men from breaking up his bicycle which had been stolen Arrests are expected.
Surgeons fight to save the right eye of Arthur Born son of John Born after a large firerocker exploded during the Fourth of July celebration. He had seemed to recover but relapsed and blood poisoning is feared.
Lorain Ohio July 14 Georget Dro dger aged 42 of 2537 Hast Thirteenth Street died from acute stomach trouble superinduced by drinking ice water while at work at the National Tube Company detection shows.
The Sporting Life photoplay adaptation by Maurice Tourneur, based on the 1897 Drury Lane melodrama, will be shown at the American Theatre next Tuesday Wednesday Thursday. It showcases the English Derby at Apsom Downs as a major feature of the film program.
Beautiful Jane Novak appears as leading woman for Willam S Hart in The Money Caral, new Artcraft picture supervised by Themis Hence. The Strand Theatre will show the film next Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Novak is praised as one of the most beautiful young leading women with genuine retinz ability and personal charm.
In Lorain on July 6 Annie Tracer, age 6, was fined five dollars after slapping neighbor Francis Cobb, age 10, for sticking his tongue out. In Canton on July 14 Raffy Maceilh snatched a purse from Mrs Lilian Manderbaugh, a probation officer, in a picture theater. she escorted him to the city jail.
Thousands of peasants are wounded by exploding shells and hand grenades in Nish as better weather allows a flood to Red Cross hospitals. Mutilations peak, with recovery months ahead as fields and grazing lands near heavy fighting become mine nests.
Lorain July 14 The Eagles won the city championship game 12 to 5 over the Knights of Pythias. Keenan relieved to stop a rally in the fourth inning and left to join Terre Haute in the Central league. Kirchnick and Lee each had three hits in four at bats, Ambrose Tulk and Chisholm also contributed for Etoria.
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