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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
12
Veterans activities span local police appointment in St Joseph Missouri to aid for a fire damaged shop in Columbus Wisconsin and a land grant proposal for Alaska veterans. The piece notes Legion efforts across states including Illinois Montana North Dakota and campaigns aiding foreign language newspapers expansion.
In Belmont county 1200 farm bureau members will form 19 community organizations, each with a subsidiary unit. The organizing work is already under way across the county.
Belmont County Humane agents say the office, established six years ago, has handled 15900 paid by fathers for the support of children.
A French correspondent notes Constantinople now has a single harem owned by a French Bar on Durden Bey. The city’s life is a mix of modern and ancient customs with Russian cabarets and theatres. Prices for rooms and drinks are high and crime has risen since the war.
Washington March 17. Representative Longworth of Ohio Mayor Galvin and Garry Herrmann of Cincinnati urged President Harding to appoint Lieutenant Commander Jacob A Kline of Cincinnati as naval aide at the White House.
A $10,000 deposit bequest is left to Frank Flynn of Worcester by his brother who was found dead on a St. Augustine beach. The funds in New York and Boston banks are reported to be from the deceased man's brother and mailed to Worcester authorities. Postmaster James Healy forwarded details to Captain James J.
An advertisement for Parisian Sage claims it delivers thick lustrous hair and treats dandruff oily scalp and itching. Seller C. W Phillips offers a money back guarantee with dates Advt 2-18 and 3-3-17-31.
Casey of the detective bureau leads a state wide search for the missing heir amid ongoing investigations. The case centers on locating a rightful heir whose disappearance has prompted authorities to mobilize resources.
Winston Phillips a nineteen year old Louisville youth marries his prospective mother in law Mrs Luella Gaines widow of a prominent Louisville engineer The couple honeymoon in Chicago after leaving Louisville following threats to tar and feather them The bridegroom had been engaged to his bride's nineteen year old daughter Miss Susan Gaines
The Dairy Products Company in Bucyrus says milk prices drop from 13 to 12 cents per quart and 7 to 6 cents per pint, with producer pay falling from 3.50 to 3.00 dollars per hundredweight. The change takes effect Tuesday March 17.
Mise Mrytie Atkins a 20 year old waitress died from injuries after an automobile accident at Thornton and Taylor streets Tuesday morning. James Wilson 20 was held by police pending investigation as driver of the car which overturned and threw Atkins from the vehicle.
Dr Miles offers a free trial of a four remedy dropsy treatment claiming rapid swelling relief and cure rates higher than most physicians. The ad promises reports of cures, a book and examination chart, and asks readers to describe their case and write to Dr Franklin Miles in Elkhart Indiana.
The house approved by a large majority the Gordon bill granting justices of the peace county wide jurisdiction in cases arising in municipalities under the Crabbe prohibition act. It also passed the Boylan bill to confiscate autos and other vehicles used to transport liquor unlawfully. Both measures advance to the senate.
An auction listing details 200 acres known as the Alexander Homestead located about 4.5 miles southeast of Elyria on Eaton Elyria road near Stop 21 on the Elyria Grafton Electric Line. The sale covers farm and personal property.
In Chicago on March 17 Judge Arnold of the juvenile court awarded custody of the two stepdaughters to Mrs Anna Falco after a jury sided with the judge. The Falcos, married six months, described the stepmother as protective and responsible.
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