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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
10
A playful readers call for reports and art while a Peach-tree in a French garden admires spring as Mulberry trees wait for fruit. A Wavy hair tip column advises nightly plaiting with tepid water and wood alcohol for lasting waves. A joke ponders the age gap between old money and new cents.
Learn to sharpen knives saws and blades and start a small business. A grindstone files and two boys can earn about three dollars per day with steady demand in farming neighborhoods. Expert skill and low initial cost enable self employment and flexible hours.
Jefferson school enrollment in spring is rising as Home Garden Association doubles cash prizes from last year. Seven companies formed with officers including Captains Rothe Petro Archambeau Todd Tichnor Lee and Azley, with Lieutenants MacKenzie Siegel Fuller Newman White Smith and Smith.
Names State Trustees Columbus May 11 Governor Cox appoints E. C. Shaw John Gauthier from Akron H M Rudd and J M Swain Barberton to build Akron’s new hospital board of trustees named for the project.
An elderly woman recalls hearing ghostly footsteps and seeing a moonlit room as two children, Day and Night, hid in the attic. After the family discovers a neck ruff and the truth emerges, the ghosts are revealed as real mischief makers who frightened the woman but caused no harm.
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Crestline mayor Carl M. Bapst was removed from office and Wendell Keyast was legally elected and entitled to the position in a decision released today.
President Wilson signed a bill amending the deportation law to allow the removal of Germans and other interned aliens deemed schemy aliens. The notice appears in the Chronicle Telegram Want column.
Secret hearings reveal Secretary Daniels accusing Rear Admiral Sims of stealing credit for the North Sea mine barrage. He traces the plan to the navy department and insists most of the mines and labor were American. The tale is interrupted by a comic salon anecdote about a poet and a hostess challenging wit.
Columbus May 11 The state supreme court ruled bonds for road improvements issued before the law raising interest from five to six percent cannot be sold at the higher rate. The court refused to issue a writ of mandamus to compel action.
Reports from Tokio say Japanese labor groups plan a joint demonstration on May Day for better conditions. It would be the first such action in Japan's history and the government’s response is not yet known.
The May 11 filing lists numerous Ohio incorporations with their home cities and stated capital, including The Ashtabula Women's Building Co of Ashtabula with 13000 dollars, The Toledo Acme Tool Co of Toledo at 50000 dollars, and The Southern Building and Loan Co of Cincinnati at 250000 dollars. Increases are shown for Ascactates Co Akron 25000 to 200100 dollars, Gammeter Commercial Avon 25000 to 200000, France Mfg Cleveland 50000 to 300000, Friedman Haas Cleveland 25600 to 130000.
Police say scraps from Arthur Ecremont’s waste basket contain letters and telegrams tying Ecremont to Nicky Arnstein, alleged leader of a $2.5 million bond theft ring in New York. Some documents were made public as officers publicize the evidence found in the scraps.
Fragmented notice lists several job postings including maids and general labor. Mentions locations such as Jefferson Park and Chicag CASHTER with unclear details and garbled text about wages and duties.
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