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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
2
Washington March 25 Ohio Republicans discussed federal positions the emergency tariff and the plan treaty with President Harding and Frank B Willis. Names mentioned include Myron T. Herrick and Walter Brown as potential ambassadors to France and Japan, with John G Wishart considered for Persia and J Morton Howell for consul general in China.
Professor J I Falconer of Ohio State University notes that rising costs for farm produce have reduced Ohio farmers profits over the past year. He cites analysis from the department of rural economics based on cost accounts kept for a group of farmers in Columbus.
Elyria residents will see the YMCA Boy's Department present Strongheart by William DeMille at the Rialto theater on April 12 and 13. The amateur cast, coached by Miss Helen Todd, features rising local talent and proceeds will fund a lodge and cabins at the YMCA summer camp.
Greene county farms for year ending January 1 1921 report receipts from farm sales exceeding expenses by 2248 per farm but inventories of livestock and products fell 2415 from Jan 1 1920 to Jan 1 1921. If adjusted for inventory decrease, no return on capital remains beyond family shelter and table produce.
A Baja California delegation arrived in Mexico City to urge abrogation or revision of the six year old treaty with China. They claim 10,000 Chinese laborers in the northern districts depress wages, antagonize Mexicans, and have driven about 500 Mexican workers from competition. President Obregon given details but no course of action announced.
Thomas W Miller, newly appointed Alien Property Custodian, succeeds Francis P Garvan. Miller, formerly a member of the House of Representatives from Washington, Del, is a lawyer by profession.
W J Muzik manager of Central Shoe at 19th and Broadway earned a Practipedic diploma from the American School of Practipedics. The new science aims to comfort feet via expert shoe fitting and foot devices. He says free Practipedic service will be offered at Central Shoe as part of regular patron care.
Porter reports March 25 that Geo Ganst, a widower from Chicago, waited in Niles Michigan for his fiancée Mrs Theodosia Haskins. At the morgue he identified a ring on a victim, the engagement token he gave her, and noted her hair had turned from black to white. A pearl necklace and $100 in cash were missing.
The Association of Wireless Telegraph asks for enhanced sea safety measures. It urges two receiving installations for liner traffic and press work, a 600 metre continuous watch and a separate press reception unit, to ensure distress calls are heard during long wireless operations.
Boston March 25 reports a remarkable case of sleeping sickness reaching the state department of health. Arthur H Clark 13 son of Mr and Mrs David H Clark Wakefield has suffered several weeks from the strange malady. The first three days of his illness marked the onset of the illness.
A youth obsessed with cutting pictures from newspapers and magazines stays awake for about half an hour twice daily, then falls asleep. He survives on light meals during his wakeful periods and resumes sleep afterward.
International News Service reports Mt Popocatepetl in Mexico City is exhibit ing unusual changes. Scientists note smoking activity, snow that melted from volcanic heat, and now a crust of ice near the crater puzzling geologists.
Robinson & Hancock Co presents new spring top coats in diverse patterns and fresh cuts. Shoppers will find updated fabrics, tailored fits, and seasonal colors to elevate wardrobes.
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