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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
2
War veterans visiting Washington for the National Disabled Soldiers League convention will be housed near the White House after the War Department agrees to loan rooms for those unable to afford Washington hotel rates. Railroads offer reduced fares to bring veterans to the capital.
Nerv-Worth drops to one dollar restoring pre-war pricing for Necro-Worth the famous nerving remedy. The ad claims a bottle is 2.9 percent larger than rivals selling over 1.90 and offers a money back guarantee through local druggists if not pleased. It lists nervousness sleeplessness stomach trouble indigestion gas biliousness and rundown health as conditions improved by a dollar bottle. C W Phillips is named as the advertiser.
Washington reports indicate veterans from his region will be cared for by league officers. George H. Gillen says preparations cover 2000 to 3000 men with disability from wartime service. During June 27 to 30, league plans to examine every claim for pay, compensation, or vocational training with War Risk Insurance Bureau involvement.
Columbus reports auto clubs will sue to test the validity of Attorney General Price's revelation that owners of autos bought before the Atwood registration law takes effect August 14 may skip bills of sale or ownership affidavits with clerks of court.
A Toledo jury retraces the case of thirteen men and women charged with complicity in a major mail theft ring. Judge John SPONMNts is scheduled to finish his charge by noon, with a verdict expected by nightfall.
New London Conn June 24 weather fine crowds packed hotels and squares for the Yale Harvard regatta with 53rd meeting promised as the Crimson and the Elis race in four mile downstream and two mile junior events Harvard stars include Appleton Kane Terry McCaine Ladd Olmsted Damon Hord Haldeman and Le Carman Yale lineup lists Freeman Dilworth Parsons Gibson Hord and Le Carman Williams Meikleham of Columbia started the event as the starter with 26 victories apiece in 66 years of competition
In Paris on June 24 Mme Carpentier wife of Georges Carpentier hired an English translator to read American newspaper comments about the forthcoming bout with Jack Dempsey. Georges, en route from Manhasset L I training camp, is dispatching bundles of press clippings to his wife to study.
W Marsh of Wheeling is identified as a pioneer maker who produced the first Wheeling stogie. He is noted for traditional claims of origin and influence, with reference to his activities around mid century at Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Alex Radachy filed suit against Cleveland and Southwestern today to recover damages from an April 8 crash on West street. He alleges his car struck a defective railroad switch box on the roadway near the B and O tracks, causing him to lose control and ram a telegram pole.
Mrs Armstroff remains in serious condition with no improvement after being struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train. Fri Guyana reported severe injuries to the body.
G A Ascherfeld shows slight improvement this morning after a stroke last week. He remains under medical care as doctors monitor his condition.
Wayne Buell underwent surgery for peritonitis and, as of Saturday, shows slight improvement.
In Columbus a three examiner testimony mentions a committee suspension at the penitentiary until Monday due to a blood clot on the brain. In St Clairsville John Huth, 82, collapsed and died while aiding his son on the farm. Chicago reports over 200 license issuances recently.
Wheeling district faces a street car strike Monday that would halt lines from Steubenville Ohio to Moundsville West Virginia. The action follows an ultimatum delivered to the street car union last night demanding a ten percent wage reduction by the traction interests.
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