County meeting sets plans for wool and meat industries
Words from Oberlin meeting hint at boosting county meat and wool production. Growers will push virgin wool use for clothing and blankets while promising purity and quality across the region.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
3
Words from Oberlin meeting hint at boosting county meat and wool production. Growers will push virgin wool use for clothing and blankets while promising purity and quality across the region.
An unexpected sale event is planned at Thomas Will Away Furniture with refunds on cash purchases. A sealed envelope note, penned on Tuesday July 2, promises a day where all goods bought will be refunded, likely boosting sales and attracting shoppers.
Boston editors report a widespread typographical strike crippling most papers as Weston compositors seek higher wages. Publishers say the agreement blocks walkouts and lockouts and mandates arbitration for disputes, with the strike possibly ordered by the International Typographical Union.
London June 14 The American mission at Wo Chang China has been wrecked by Chinese rebels according to a News Agency dispatch from Hankow. The insurgents routed and burned much property. There were many Chinese casualties but no foreign casualties reported so far.
Lorain buyer George Clark purchases the stock and fixtures of E Ho Mills Music. The firm, placed in receivership weeks earlier, sold assets to cover Mills against the company. Sale subject to a 1700 dollar chattel mortgage held by Western Reserve Finance.
The Right Way men were entertained in Elyria under Railway Express auspices with W C Searight and co workers hosting a talk by speaker W O McKee. Agent H B Jones and staff attended a social hour and luncheon. Guests included H B Jones Thomas Fo ren DeWitt Jessie Frevo C MW Coffelt Carl Coles William Reynolds and others.
The Ohio Eagles annual convention moves to Sterbenville for a major session expected to be among the largest. Elyria delegation includes William Kofsky William Krechmas John Carpenter John Mathews William Breck 3B F Smith and Ferry Alloway. A big parade is planned Thursday with numerous prizes.
Mrs Stillman speaks from a summer mansion porch about the counter divorce suit of Mrs James Sullman, naming Helen as a possible co respondent. She says public support sustains her and vows to attend all court sessions as she faces the trial.
On June 14 at 10 o clock the Joseph F Seep Purchasing Agency announced a 25 cent per barrel price reduction on the six best crude grades. New prices include Peuons Iva Dia 275, forming 1565 Cabell 156 Somerset heavy 135 Somerset ight 155 Hagland 100.
Police traced a note promising thirty months to lawbreakers to a Dayton hideout. Four men Edwin Smith Arthur Long Charles Frankl and Rogers were detained on auto theft charges at the request of the local auto club amid ongoing investigations in Detroit and other cities.
Irish leaders in Denver outline a clash between Samuel Gompers and Farmean Devalera over Irish policy at the American Federation of Labor convention. Boland resolutions call for a three member labor commission to Ireland and England and a boycott list of British made foods. Brady confirms consulting with Boland before arriving in Denver.
Murphys labor circle lieutenant Cosmano detained for questioning after Polk Street mail robbery result. A secreted trunk at William Diggs home held most loot. Murphy allegedly admitted receiving part of Polk Street haul and possibly planned the holdup. Police seek more arrests as six witnesses identify Murphy and Cosmano.
A long Elvira High School commencement program lists Miss Linda Blanchard singing with Dr. Kawin Erle Sparkes announcing diplomas. Superintendent FL M Sheltom presents diplomas. F M Stevens presides. The valedictory announces graduates with 90 plus averages including Linda Blanchard and many others from class of Elvira High School.
The Church Twilight Baseball League runs Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 30 PM. Churches compete including Methodist Congregational Lutheran and Presbyterian. Harry Cook serves as score keeper. standings show Lutheran and Presbyterian leading with 2 wins and 2 losses.
Unclear text reports the first round results of an international golf competition. Mentions players such as Cecil Teitch and Alice Hancheth and notes arrests of Cosm1ino and Gieran after entering an office.
Washington reports a formal plan to withdraw American military forces from the Dominican Republic within eight months as a duly constituted Dominican government takes over. The initiative aims to safeguard independence, public order, and property while U S supervision ends. Primary assemblies will elect delegates to electoral colleges to appoint senators deputies and court lists under a Dominican constitution.
Dr John I Tigert new United States commissioner of education spoke at a Lexington luncheon, pledging a slide based reform to raise eye based learning. He warned radicals oppose his appointment and emphasized visual aids as key to modern instruction.
Wi Descamps Carpentier manager says the June 14 Paris title bout will be a grueling battle and not won in one or two rounds. He warned against expecting a quick knockout and stressed the challengers’ durability.
On June 14 a sudden storm forced an army alurplane piloted by First Lieutenant Charlers Mo Robinson of Fifth arms headquarters Camp Benjamin Harrison Indiana en route to Fairfield Ohio to make a forced landing near Middletown. The landing was accomplished without a mishap and the aviators resumed their mission.
The article reports that male performers in the Buenos Sires theatres demand union rights as a standard part of the theatrical profession, seeking formal recognition and collective bargaining.
Five men indicted by the grand jury Monday afternoon appeared in Judge Redisgroms court. Each man pleaded guilty to his charges and received sentences. Wm Walker drew six months at Toledo workhouse for carrying concealed weapons. Btella Decker received an indeterminate term at Marysville reformatory for women. Henry Conworth got an indeterminate term at Ohio penitentiary for robbery. Walter Golembleski received an indeterminate term at Mansgeld reformatory for robbery. A F Skillinger was given an indeterminate term in state penitentiary for forgery.
The Border Cities Company runs Sunday and Wednesday excursions to Wear Shore allotment. About 350 people toured the property in special cars from Cleveland and Elyria, enjoying the 25,000 club house, dancing and refreshments. Cars depart Elm Yellow Line at 11:30 pm, with offices in the Elyria Block under R W Walmsley.
Councilman George M Vance testified as the Wheeling investigation into the councilmanic race paused after he faced questioning about alleged offers of five to ten thousand dollars to influence votes for Chester D Thompson. The probe stems from a challenge to the seats of Chester D Thompson and D A Morgan by Charles P Tilhnsan and W O Gregor.
R E Young asks police to recover a cold medal presented by the US government in recognition of his service with the Life Guard patrol. The medal was lost on the streets of the city, and authorities are probing its disappearance.
New York June 14 A aircraft by Captain Claude Crdtums and Captain Collin s is proposed to fly 400 miles per hour, using exhaust propulsion from a highly explosive substance. The project credits Professor James Goddard for rocket ideas and involves researchers at Clark University and the Smithsonian, with Dr W W Christmas contributing as an associate.
Detroit Creek wrestler Marin Prestina, 220 pounds, defeated Bill Demetral, 190, in one hour eight minutes using an arm rock hold. Demetral struggled through the long match in Peestiva.
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