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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
6
A Fatty Arbuckle comedy adaptation of a read novel stars Melville Winchell Smith and Barr McCutcheon. Monte Brewster, a twenty five year old heir, must spend a million dollars in one year to inherit vast stock as relatives schemes unfold.
A letter from Tom E. Marren in San Francisco praises a new local paper for its news coverage and potential growth. He hopes the publication draws readers, boosts circulation, and covers regional topics while noting past boyhood ties and interest in the paper’s ads and towns like Lorain and Grafton.
A University student was struck and killed by a bolt at Parlett mill in Ville on June 21. He was working with other employees who were not injured. The incident occurred during routine duties and is under investigation.
Antonette Brown challenges Andrew Duross estate possession in pleas court as Justice of the Peace orders actions. The August event at Camp features 1 060 participants in civil and military divisions with loving cups and medals for top scorers.
Erich von Stroheim's The Devil's Pass Key, his second Universal-Jewel film, opens at the American theater tomorrow. He again films in Europe, this time Paris after the war, with a story inspired by Clothes and Treachery by Baroness DeMeyer and a cast led by Sam de Grasse Una Trevelye Claude Fillmore Maude George Ruth King Joe Busch and others portraying American and Parisian characters.
An eagle Hyves spans ages from 89 to 160 years in the archival note. The record highlights a long lifespan and notes associated measurements or observations within the historical context.
Arrangements are made for Lorain County wool producers to ship this season with Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association handling grading and sale. A car will be loaded at Elyria June 22 with more cars at Wellington after harvest. Producers plan to manufacture wool into fabrics and products at Oberlin Grange Warehouse next Saturday.
Arthur Sandrack was slightly injured Saturday night when he stepped from behind a street car in front of Myron B. Gibson's car near the waiting room. The accident was described as pure, and Gibson took Sandrack home afterward.
A man reportedly squandered a million dollars in twelve months, prompting local debates on wealth, extravagance, and restraint. Authorities and psychologists weighed in on spending habits and the pressures of sudden fortune.
The program outlines demonstrations of the Sunday Program and weekday activities of young people classes and departments. The four day convention will feature specialization work each afternoon and an exhibition of work among youth aged 13 to 24 with helps and books to accompany the display.
London June 21 reports from mining districts indicate colliery owners failed to break the front of striking coal miners. Most mines stayed idle with only a small number of workers returning. The miners federation aims to unite other unions for a possible general strike affecting about five million workers.
The annual Ohio state conference of Bricklayers masons and plasterers international union opened in Steubenville with sixty unions represented. Delegates will discuss topics including standard wages and labor concerns for members.
Important matters require attention as the minimum wage scale and working conditions are discussed. The notice directs stakeholders to monitor developments and participate in forthcoming discussions through Tuesday evening.
The Ohio Sunday School association meets in Columbus from June 28 to July 21 with special features for teachers and leaders. Specialists will attend, including G Watley Fiske of Oberlin College, Alice May of Boston University, H Augustine Smith of Boston University, Josephine Rover of Charleston, El L. McFet Tidgs of Darton, and Mrs. W. D. Van Voorhis of Findlay.
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