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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
7
May 11 dispatch notes Allied authorities notifying Germany that troop levels in the region will be reduced to the numbers allowed by the Paris August agreement. German leaders signaled withdrawal of additional forces from Frankfort as the Ruhr area awaits review by the new Allied commission.
Cleveland doctor Dr. F. 2B will lecture at the high school auditorium as part of Cancer Week. Dr Huntsfar man of this district and others urge attendance. Public invited. The talks promote cancer awareness and dispel fear through accessible facts.
John Uurton of Canton Ohio reports recovery after using Dreep a tonic-like root remedy. He describes relief from dizziness back pain kidney and bowel troubles plus improved sleep appetite and energy. The ad cites Drury Burley at a local drug store as promoter and tester.
Washington May 11 The Supreme Court was asked to determine the authority of the federal trade commission over business organizations as petitions filed by the government contend. The proceedings stem from federal court decrees setting aside commission orders against Beech Nut Packing Co for unsale price maintenance deemed an unfair method of competition. A large number of similar cases are pending before the commission.
Springfield police officers were granted a salary increase amid city budget talks. The Associated Press reports the measure passed after hours of council discussion, with officials citing rising cost of living and recruitment needs.
The city commission increased salaries of city employes by two hundred dollars a year. An Amberst note mentions a rabbit owned by Allen Plate that gave birth to eighteen offspring in a litter, totaling 51 young so far this year with expectations to pass 100. Persistent rain flooded 30 acres of onions on Horr Warner farm.
The statement lists resources and deposits for The First National Bank in Elyria, detailing securities, cash in vault, notes receivable, and deposits. It notes U.S. government securities, stocks, and bonds pledged as collateral, plus capital, surplus, and profits.
The French cabinet instructed Justice Minister L Hopiteau to start proceedings to dissolve the General Federation of Labor for backing the railway workers strike and calling additional walkouts. The move targets the union amid ongoing industrial action.
The U S transport Northern Pacific with General Pershing aboard ran aground after dropping its pilot near San Juan Porto Rico. The vessel remained stuck in the mud with General Pershing's staff Major General Andrew W Brewster Governor and Mrs Yager and A B B Stephens among the passengers. The freight steamer Cornell stood by as calm seas allowed all aboard to remain on the ship.
The Toledo City Council voted to authorize a $20,000 expenditures fund to hire extra legal talent to oppose Toledo Railways and Light Company's plan to raise streetcar fares from seven to ten cents with two cents for transfers.
Chicago May 11. Efforts to select a jury for the trial of 28 alleged Communist Labor Party members indicted for conspiring to overthrow the government by force continued today in the state’s attorneys office. Three jurors were tentatively accepted yesterday.
A radio compass tested by Navy flyers on a Regent trip of the NC-3 enables planes to locate others accurately in all weather. The system promises improved navigation and collision avoidance for airborne operations.
From Philadelphia and Anacostia DC comes a brief note about a new device. The item references four pedestrians and a machine, but details remain unclear in the fragmented text.
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