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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
5
Elyria March 18 Kiwanis Club heard W F Bohn assistant to the president of Oberlin College discuss present day conditions and problems. He illustrated points with stories and kept the audience engaged, with Bohn described as a pleasing speaker.
Lorain on March 18 the Lorain County Building Trades Council held a call meeting to respond to an Employers Association letter proposing a 20 percent wage cut. The council stated it represents only their crafts and that the letter was unofficial to all. Arnold Bill spoke on open shop and conditions while Charles Case served as state secretary.
T. C. was present at the gathering and addressed the group on the general welfare of the organization, urging unity and continued support.
Lorain March 18 Joseph Dupkusec of Dequesne Pennsylvania was arrested here on a charge of assault and battery and released at noon today The Dequesne attorneys say he was tried and acquitted of a murder charge there and police were awaiting word from Dequesne on the case
Lorain reports the Brotherhood of American Yoemen will hold a social session tonight at 7 30 in the Pierce building.
Mrs. Coleman DuPont of Wilmington Delaware, wife of the powder magnate, was photographed in Cincinnati visiting for the Y W C A. She serves on the National Board of the Y W C A and heads Wilmingtons Community Service and the Consumers League. This is her first posed photo in fifteen years.
In Boston on March 7 Mayor Peters appeared at City Hall in plain clothes and slept in a dormitory with 75 unemployed men to observe the unemployment situation. Patrolman Joseph Smith stopped him at entry, not recognizing the city’s head who paid $100000 last year in taxes as owner and trustee of multiple properties.
Police seek a man who stole theatre tickets from the Opera house last night. The incident occurred ahead of a March 18 event in Lorain.
Judge Harding reports Attorney General opinion that all money from Crabe Act fines remains in Lorain city treasury. Automobile involved is owned by Joseph H. Baker of 912 Tenth Street. Accident occurred before St. Joseph's Hospital. boy suffered a deep forehead cut and body bruises, was unconscious for about a half hour but to be discharged today.
Lorain on March 18 Clifford Pierce fourteen of 513 Eighteenth Street son of Joseph Pierce was seriously injured late this morning when struck by a machine at a local facility. condition not stated.
A Thursday Chronicle Telegram advertisement from The Lorain County Electric Company issued a correction stating an error in its copy. The piece claimed a nearly $200,000 investment for furnishing certain service, which was incorrect.
The text states a nearly $200 charge per customer for 500 watts. It describes the investment as permanent and for each customer’s exclusive use, indicating a one time or ongoing setup fee tied to individual electric service.
New York food expert Dr Ira White challenges Mrs Winifred Harper Cooley and her nineteen cent a day menu saying it yields about 694 calories daily. He notes a healthy adult needs 2200 to 2400 calories and calls the plan monotonous though Cooley argues small price adjustments can add items like an egg.
A doctor explains methods to improve eyesight and relief for inflamed and strained eyes. The statement notes Bon-Op to sold and recommended nationwide by Druggista and references a 2007 appearance in this paper.
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a concentrated heat treatment for rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache stiff neck sore muscles and joint pain. It promises instant warming relief within minutes and improved blood circulation, suitable for chest congestion as well.
Halifax, Nova Scotia rebuilds after the 1917 Imo Mont Blanc disaster with 322 concrete block dwellings housing 6 000 people. A war veteran receives about 800 000 dollars in a Canada relief bonus as 8 000 homes are repaired and 1 000 newly built. The city, famed as Land of Evangeline with a thriving harbour and Annapolis Valley nearby, boasts modern amenities and waterways.
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