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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
5
In Plymra on March 2 a 15-year-old named Pillivant allegedly pushed a five year old boy into a 40-foot hole at West Sixth Street. Police stopped the drowning incident as residents called for help. the child was pulled to safety and sent home after a warning from parents.
Elyria trustees discuss reorganizing the hospital to raise service standards with medical staff and residents. They present past figures showing costs, losses on part pay patients, and a call for community cooperation to elevate care to match top national hospitals. A southbound Green Line car collision on Court Street near P W Robinson’s auto is noted.
The piece argues that women's workloads are endless and burdensome, urging use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve monthly pains and other female ailments. It cites reader letters as evidence, presenting a period voice about gender roles and medical tonics of the era.
Washington March 2 Pro Treasury officials delivered official documents and photostatic copies on foreign loans and commitments to the Senate Judiciary Committee. The boxes, kept in the Capitol, will be held by the sergeant at arms as the panel seeks authorization to continue its inquiry during the coming recess. Colas Kelley assistant secretary of the treasury led the delivery, noting originals stay with the Treasury, with similar copies at the State Department. He and Secretary Houston pledged cooperation to aid the investigation.
Elyria items show 16 arrests during February netted the city 324.95 and license and permit income total 344.55. Of 17 building permits issued, 11 were for garages, with planned expenditures totaling 28,740 including a 13,090 garage project for Georgeple Theater company and a 3,000 four apartment building by Ed Horace on Broad street.
State department officials said Paris despatches claiming the league note was a Tory misreading and that the United States should negotiate further were fairly accurate. Officials noted the question of mandates had been decided by the supreme council and that the administration would be in an excellent position to carry on negotiations.
President elect and Mrs Harding left Marion after decades among neighbors as about five thousand gathered to honor them with a silver plaque. Harding spoke of serving as chief executive as he had as a neighbor, expressing gratitude and hope for Americas right minded leadership. Translation of his heartfelt remarks underscores a wish to return home after presidency.
R C Hailes of the Times Herald Publishing Co filed suit against National Clothing Co of Lorain seeking judgment for unpaid advertising bill. At the Lorain court, a Hamlin divorce hearing drew a crowded room with a facetious remark about the last available seat in the courtroom.
Cure claims for rheumatism and sciatic pain with St Jacobs Oil, a topical uniment advertised as harmless and fast acting. The ad asserts quick relief from rheumatic soreness swelling and offers a trial bottle from druggists.
A scrambled OCR excerpt shows garbled phrases and misordered words. It includes references to areas like Brewed and states, with partial quotes and stray letters, suggesting a damaged historical page segment lacking coherent narrative or clear facts.
In Sandusky tonight under Sandusky Business Men's Athletic Association Ray Bronson presents a boxing card led by Henry Kerstel of Cleveland and Jimmy Brady of Detroit as principals in the main event. A battle royal with cash prize is set as a semi final, with bouts featuring John Le Prest vs Art Siebert four rounds, Kid Lewis Lerai vs Art Schoenflin four rounds, Billy Davison vs Al McCoy six rounds, and Charlie Schere vs Pitting Spinelo six rounds.
A compilation of foreign leaders and officials laments or critiques Woodrow Wilson as he leaves the White House. Alexandre Ribot, Ionescu, Scheidemann, Noske, Zu Reventlow and others offer mixed assessments of his diplomacy and legacy, contrasting hopes for peace with disillusionment over postwar outcomes.
A dispatch from Chiriqui governor reports that about one hundred Costa Rican soldiers and a launch were captured by Panama volunteers at Coto, Chiriqui province, Tuesday morning. The skirmish lasted a short time, ending with a Panamanian victory and amid hopes no further hostilities would follow the mediation offer.
New York March 2 stocks under pressure yesterday were heavily sold at the opening today. A few fast movers gained. general list trended lower. General Asphalt slid to 53 3 4 after peaking near 2. Atlantic Gulf dropped to 40 1 8. Pennsylvania fell about 1 1 4 points to 47 1 4, Norfolk and Western slipped nearly 1 point to 85 4.
A roundup of brief notices reports a February US gross public debt rise of 58 million, a Treasury certificate impact. Shipping Board projects a first-half government ship loss of 38.1 million. Landis impeachment charges move to next Congress. Caruso improves after surgery. British foreign office cites unconfirmed Petrograd clashes. Irish disorders kill eight, wound nine. Shrubsele infant dies in Elyria. Michigan snow seen by Elyria police chief.
The article discusses a proposed minimum wage for women, noting a worker in Ohio who would need about 15.60 weekly to cover essentials. It cites thousands of working girls earning under 15 dollars weekly and under 5 dollars for some. Senator Burke advocates protections for teachers with ten years of service and urges hearings. He links industrial democracy and unions, expressing doubt they mix under current union rules.
An advertisement proclaims a scalp rub named Parisian Sage by C. W. Phillips promising to stop itching and dandruff while delivering lush hair. It offers a money back guarantee.
Speakers at a local gathering debated industrial democracy and unionism with a plan to harmonize both. Senator Burke opposed the Dill bill and warned unions sometimes seek undue restrictions. Attendees including Matt Bowers Tom Harris Horace Bearer and presiding officer Gwilym Jones shared experiences from coal mining and wartime work and urged cooperation toward just labor principles.
The defense questioned whether reports of Mr. Hamlin’s conduct affected the witness’s view of the defendant’s character. Mr. Burke said he would not, stating his aim is to inform the public with justice. Stella Hamlin testified about funds received for care of herself and children. trial expected to continue into the afternoon before King ouster case proceeds.
London reports that Allied premiers received Germany's indemnity demand at St James's Palace and scheduled further talks at Downing Street. British press chief Lord Ridell warned of potential summons to hear the final reply to German counter proposals. The German delegation, told by Berlin to stand firm, faces a likely ultimatum and immediate Allied action if needed.
German delegation states only payment method changes may be discussed and rejects a higher total. Allies sought 226.9 billion gold marks plus a 12 percent export tax. Rumors of an ultimatum circulate as advisers prepare formal reports. Possible actions include occupying Rhine regions and imposing customs controls.
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