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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
9
Robe Carl White of Muncie Indiana a lawyer and former chairman of the board of review of the department of labor has been named by President Harding as assistant secretary of labor He will oversee all immigration matters.
Dispatches from London report Lord Northcliffe seriously ill and illness prompting changes in management of the London Times. The influential British publisher owns several papers and stands among world leading press figures.
New York police plan to charge Lynn Silver of Mass with abandonment after a baby girl found in a swamp near Coney Island is recovered and recovering at Kings County Hospital. The mother, who is pregnant again, is expected to face charges once located.
Miss Margaret Burton of the National Board of the YWCA traveled to China with Mr. Rockefeller’s party last year and has returned with a stark report on industrial conditions. She describes little Chinese girls working ten hours daily for ten cents, detailing exhausting labor from twelve to thirteen hours.
A monument and brick pavements near Somerset Ohio honor General Philip H. Sheridan. The statue, funded by local residents, stands as a memory of his boyhood here with nearby sites including his boyhood home and the old Winchester pike route. The brick roads will be completed by early fall enhancing the memorial area.
In South China where the Canton government hopes for emancipation, women volunteer in large numbers to serve in southern armies. They are being drawn to guard government buildings and support military needs as part of wartime efforts.
A Pan American conference debate lists twelve greatest living American women and prompts broader public input. The piece notes contenders like Jane Addams and Ida Tarbell, plus mentions a white silk frock with narrow tucks and Mrs Oscar Hammerstein planning to wed Prince Oleg V Radomar.
At the national convention closing session of Moderati of Business Professional Women's Clubs in Chattanooga Mrs Lene Lake Forest of Detroit Michigan was reelected president for a third term Miss Flinor Cooning of Chattanooga was elected secretary
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