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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
12
An OCR readout lists assorted grocery items with prices in a fragmented, hard to parse format. The unreadable text includes produce, canned goods, baking essentials, and cleaning items with scattered price markers, lacking coherent structure or complete item lines.
Berlin reports rising fear of Communist revolt as food shortages bite. Government suppression fuels unrest with minors and railway workers pushing for a six hour day while labor and Royalists prepare for decisive action. Potential general strike looms as parties brace for weeks ahead.
Berlin March 12 Gen Ludendorff backs Field Marshal Von Hindenburg for president. He is described as the best incumbent since the Germans have no monarch. Democratic leaders plan to oppose the Hindenburg bid, while supporters expect a nationalist push to secure nomination.
Garfield withdraws from the Republican presidential preference ballot in Ohio April primaries while remaining a candidate for second-choice delegate votes. Wood and Harding will appear on the preference ballot. Garfield filed his withdrawal with the secretary of state. Other potential delegates did not file declarations. The Laughlin tin plate plant resumes full operation after a steel shortage and a prior shutdown since Sept. 20.
An ad claims one teaspoonful of Rheuma daily can relieve rheumatism and sciatic pain quickly. It asserts no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if pain persists after use. Available from C. W. Phillips for under 76 cents a bottle.
Bishop William P. Aderaup of Clagianati completed a tour through Italy Northern Africa Spain and Portugal in the interest of the Methodist Church. He arrived in New York on the Adriatic from Southampton accompanied by Sir James Kemuel and Dario Rests. The Adriatic carried 1005 passengers.
In New York on March 12 a sub committee of miners and operators resumed wage talks for the anthracite field. The panel considered using President Wilton's bituminous coal commission award as a basis, but miners' representative John P. White refused to sign, signaling the award will not be used for hard coal negotiations and likely blocking soft coal considerations.
Washington reports indicate confusion over the treaty Debt article X as Republican leaders seek wording changes to unite factions while Democratic supporters push for a substitute. Senator Hitchcock counters by upholding President Wilson's stance, with a vote not expected before Saturday.
Rev. Lyman Sharp an 86 year old retired United Brethren minister was struck by a Toledo and Ohio Central freight train while at a gravel pit site. The Civil War veteran was reportedly unable to hear the approaching train and was killed instantly.
Mrs C W Obl son of Cleveland Ohio reports her husband suffered nervous breakdown with spells of nervousness headaches fatigue and weight loss. She credits Farle's Hypo-Cod with stabilizing his nerves improving sleep appetite energy and color. The letter asks readers to try the remedy and notes local availability at Harry A Crandall's Drug Store with price 1.25 plus 60 war tax.
London March 12 Maj Gen Maurice a Taview of the reinalitiag noted today the possibility of renewal of the war against Turkey by the piles. Maurice was a disaster of operations in World War I and was assigned to review military measures for the present context.
New York March 13. A $100,000 diamond necklace tied to a Mexican refugee family and a peddler sparked a court battle. Senora Maria Loubet de Geon seeks to annul a forfeiture decree that gave the customs office possession of the gems seized after arrival in New York.
Anderson March 12. After disciplinary action provoked by the inquiry, seniors and juniors joined underclassmen in a walkout. President Riggs announced a general leave of absence pending board investigations. Upperclassmen had planned to strike in support of underclassmen and urged reinstatement while demanding investigation into faculty actions and college management.
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a corn treatment that lifts the corn root and all with a few drops. The preparation allegedly dries quickly, shrivels the corn without inflaming surrounding tissue, and costs about a quarter ounce per application. Cutting at a corn is warned against as dangerous.
Pittaburg March 17 An ice barge twenty feet high broke loose upstream at Freeport last night. It rushed down the Allegheny striking the county bridge, lifting it ten inches, razing flatboats and houseboats from moorings, and pushing debris into the Ohio. Ice in the Upper Allegheny runs level with bridges and tracks and further damage is feared.
Bloomington March 12 Sheriff Stodfford plans to fly deputy Lyla Balbach from Chenoa to summon veniremen for a murder case in Peoria. With only three jurors in the box, the exhausted panel faced a 24 hour turn and poor roads. Ed Sur A. Brause of Peoria stands charged in the Mead killing. Major George T. Goran to marshal Memorial Day services for G A R Spanish War Vet and World War soldiers in Marion. New Port Clinton Amusement Company forms to take over Lion and Colonial theatres and build a 1200 seat venue.
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies supports restoring relations with the Vatican, urging closer accord on Syria Palestine Constantinople and other areas. The preamble cites France needs diplomatic representation at the Vatican and cooperation on Concordat Alsace Lorraine Togoland Kamerun and Catholic administration in Morocco.
Paris reports that a proposed supplementary tax on bachelors incomes has been approved by the finance committee of the Chamber of Deputies. The bill would levy up to 40 percent on incomes over one million francs, with lower rates for smaller amounts, and wage earners would pay a 10 percent tax with deductions allowed.
A sales opportunity in Elyria targets a representative to market a long paying stock. The issue is described as common stock at 109 percent par participation with a new sales manual and data prepared for salesmen. Offers include full commission, furnished leads, a sales manager aid, charts financial statements photographs and all essential materials to close deals.
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