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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1920
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes describe gunfire near Alexandria camp involving Mexican suspects and a presumed brother. References to bloodhounds and Santa appear, with a potential Pima target and an intruding party returning late to camp.
A fragment describes a home remedy using grapes and lithia water to reduce uric acid, cleanse the blood, and ease rheumatic symptoms. It advises drinking a morning dose to eliminate uric acid and calm kidney function.
An attempted scouring of the Oro Blanco district identifies one assailant as Ezequiel Lara, a former Frazer employee. Two armed men entered the store and shot the brother, looted the place, and fled as Frazer lies dying. Frazer's wife and second daughter from San Diego have come to his bedside.
Envy no one with Cadomene Tablets said to boost iron and phosphorus intake for vigorous blood flow. The ad touts liver and kidney tone, better digestion, and energized nerves, sold in sealed tubes by druggists with a money back guarantee.
A four story brick building at West Third Street and Prospect Avenue burned, destroying the A and W Electric Sign Company. Officials report the loss at about 125000 dollars.
Maid servants met at Ferrara and adopted a resolution demanding a fortnight vacation to visit the sea baths paid by their employers. During that period they seek double wages to cover summer costs and two cigarettes daily throughout the year.
Benjamin C Stevenson of Toledo, former federal manager of the Toledo St Louis & Western railway and the Detroit & Toledo Shore line, died Sunday at his sister's home in Fort Thomas Kentucky. His headquarters were in Toledo.
Vienna March 1. A mysterious event reports the disappearance of more than 100 Hungarian socialist leaders in Austria. Details remain scarce as authorities investigate possible political motives and cross border implications.
Fragmentary report from Budapest notes forty two witnesses heard to date in a case described as white terror with rumors of missing persons. The text mentions alibi evidence and the possibility of insanity defense for one suspect.
Washington March 1 the field work for the governments censuses of manufactures mines and quarries oil and gas wells and forestry and forest products began today more than 1 200 trained men from the census bureau and local agents began collecting information on industrial production Director Rogers estimates six months for field work and two months for tabulation and public release. French scientists have demonstrated horses gain weight if fed seaweed from the coast.
New York March 1 Rangero convicted Philip Hemlings a steamship cook of robbery. Detectives suspected him of stealing $100 from his captain, and a search found no money until Hemings sneezed revealing the bills in his mouth. He is jailed.
Admitted patients include Mrs George Andresa of Elyria ROD Joe Lindey of Vulcan S Ethel Windsor West James Peck Middle ay. Births announced for Kipton couple Mr Mrs Henry Koppenbafer a daughter and Mr Mrs Henry Mette of Elyria a daughter.
Montesano March 1 entering sixth week of trial of ten men charged with murdering ex soldiers in the Centralia ambush. Defense testimony barely begun as prosecutors and defense clash over evidence in what may become the coast’s longest criminal case.
Fragmentary OCR shows a birth notice with multiple entries and addresses. It mentions a birth to Mr and Mrs M D De tufder and other discharged individuals with various names and street locations such as Century block East River street Lorain road and Furnace street. The readable items indicate a series of baby names and parental details without full context.
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