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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
5
W C Walsh president of Vale Weld and Rubber company and J A Maney assistant were killed by an explosion in a drying machine at the Pottstown factory. Several workers injured and substantial damage reported to the facility.
United States Senator Boise Penrose issues a statement declaring the American people are sick and tired of the Democratic personnel and administration and will repudiate them by a 42 overwhelming vote in November. The remarks were released from Philadelphia on June 28.
William T. Tilden of Philadelphia and Garland of Pitts purge advanced in the British lawn tennis singles championship at Wimbledon. Tilden beat Randolph Lycett 7-5 4-6 6-4 1-5 while Garland defeated C. R. Blackbeard 4-6 6-1 6-3 8-1.
Leaders plan a Columbus convention with Senator Watson of Indiana as keynote and a big rally at Memorial Hall to celebrate Harding's nomination. A. R. Johnson Ironton temporary chairman will deliver the keynote as Newton Pairpanks of Springfield heads the state central committee and a platform committee drafts the party program.
New York June 28 heavy selling dominated the stock exchange with about 250000 shares traded. Cotton futures closed firm with July at 37.60 and December at 32.37 while spot cotton middling stood at 38.75. Call money remained strong around 8 to 9 with last loans near 7. Sugar futures and coffee markets moved unevenly amid mixed activity. Local notes record several marriages and police chief Myron Sprinkle oversees distribution of 200 pheasant eggs.
Ashland inventor H Stott unveils a conveying and loading machine. Ashland county farmers are invited to inspect the experimental station at Wooster on June 26 and June 29. A weakened trestle affects the Cleveland Columbus and Southwestern Electric lines.
Charles S. Baron Jr. of Middle Avenue reported to police that his bicycle was stolen on a Saturday evening.
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