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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1921

Page

13

Historic St John and Ips Famed Reversible Falls

A readable snapshot describes St John New Brunswick as a Loyalist founded city on the Bay of Fundy, gateway to the Atlantic and Digby connections, with the St John River and the famous reversible Gra Falls. It notes two major bridges, a growing population, nearby St Andrews by the Sea golf, and mentions US players in local events.

ST. John and Ips St. John Bay of Fundy Tizer Cay Eeanne St John River Rhins America Champlein St. Andrews-by-the-Sea St. Andrews Tholand United States Chick” Evens Oswald Kirkby New Brunswick St Andrews

Spring Arrives Early as Chickens Spark Local Panic

Elyria police report a comical scare as residents accuse roosters, hens, and other fowl of prowling porches. Chief Stankard notes robin sightings and sap-pail rods signal spring, while women flood the department with complaints dating spring to February 5.

Tecel Elyria Munilice Department Whief Stankard

Lorain Plans Big Picture Exhibit To Aid School Walls

Lorain will host a large picture exhibit next week to raise funds for purchasing prizes for schoolroom walls. The exhibit features masterworks from various countries and eras. High school students organized a competitive campaign with a winning class picture to hang in its room. Guides from the student body will lead visitors, and a moving picture plus an orchestra program are planned for Thursday and Friday. A local official says the culture and refinement of children should be fostered through such displays.

Lorain Wgest

Week's List of Cases for Hearing at Courthouse

The assignment clerk lists cases for hearing or continuance next week. Judge Redington will call them Monday morning but many will be continued, settled, or moved to next term. Notable entries include Savings Realty Co vs Katonak, Apple vs Black, Mahend vs Orchastras, Graboske vs Thaxton, Yocum vs Gates, Hughes vs Quinn, Brown vs Van Fleet, and Szekely vs Railway Co.

Court House Redington Savings Realty Co Katonak Apple Black Wideman Railway Co McGuire Transfer Co Dobls Jacobs Mahend Orchastras Graboske Orlow Trumbo Brown van’ Fleet Szekely Va

Holland Furnaces Leases East Avenue Building

Elyria March 5 The Holland Furnaces Co has leased a large building on East avenue from the Eldred and Highate Co. They will remodel it for use as office and warehouse space.

Elyria Holland Furnaces Co East Avenue Eldred & Highate Co

Second Stick of Dynamite Found in Sewer Entrange

Elyria reports the discovery of another stick of dynamite in a Lake avenue manhole by the street cleaning department. The find follows a prior explosion, suggesting local youths may be discarding the explosive stolen during sewer work on Adams street. Street supervisor John Conabee will inspect nearby manholes to prevent further planted dynamite.

Elyria Lake Avenue Adams Street John Conabee

No Reduction in Mele Price Reported in City

Rigria residents still pay 114¢ per quart and 5 per pint for milk, while other cities report cuts. Millersberg news shows 12¢ to 10¢ per quart and Mansfield from 14 to 12¢ per quart and from 5 to Te per pint. Dairies in the city say no Shango unless wholesale prices fall, with Lorain county as a major milk hub.

Rigria Millersberg Mansfield Lorain County

Judge Grants Two Divorces in Common Pleas Court

Judge Thompson granted divorces to two Amherst couples on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Joseph Selage and Mary Selage were divorced, as were George Schieferstein and Lottie Schieferstein. The court awarded custody of the minor child to George Schieferstein. Reports from Indian superintendents note the U S Indian population as 35,753.

Common Pleas Court Thompson Joseph Selage Mary Selage Amherst George Schieferstein Lottie Schieferstein

High cost of living up in 21 cities this year

Lorain March 6 report to Lorain County Trades Council shows the Department of Labor monthly review records increases in 21 major cities and decreases in 10. Los Angeles up 6.2 percent leads gains. Chicago down 3.6 percent. Other gains include Detroit 5.1, Cleveland 4.6, Philadelphia 2.1, Portland 0.8, Indianapolis 0.8, Denver 0.4 percent among others.

Lorain Cleveland Memphis Boston Jacksonville Minneapolis Pittsburg Philadelphia New Orleans Scranton Houston Norfolk Richmond Kansas City St. Louis Portland Indianapolis Denver Atlanta

Wages and cost of living shifts across U S cities

The report lists city by city changes in living costs and wage cuts, noting Savannah steady for 13 months and Portland Chicago Seattle San Francisco New York Baltimore Birmingham Mobile Buffalo Cincinnati among those with declines. It mentions James Hickey joining the Miami gathering and states burials in St. John's Cemetery Brooklyn and St. Agnes Cemetery Albany.

Washington Savannah Portland Chicago Seattle San Francisco New York Baltimore Birmingham Mobile Buffalo Cincinnati

Death of Patrick Murray Noted by Local Union Leader

Lorain March 5 Patrick Murray longtime executive treasurer of the Bricklayers Mason and Plasterers of America since 1882 is reported dead He was known as the grand old man of the union his death will be keenly felt by the trades organization with headquarters at Albany NY WW T Shaw secretary of the Brighlayers Union No 29 of Lorain announces the official receipt of the news

Lorain WW. T. Shaw Brighlayers’ Union No. 29 Patrick Murray Bricklayers, Mason and Plasterers of America Albany Murray I. T

Have You Lost Anything Read Have You Lost Anything

Lorain police hold several pairs of rubbers gloves and two umbrellas not claimed at the check room of the First Policemen's Annual at the A and T dance hall Friday night. Desk Sergeant George Wright is custodian of the goods. Claimants may identify their property.

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