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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1923
Page
2
Industry output surged in early 1923 with 273000 motors shipped by factories marking a record high. Cleveland area firms led with top per cent gains as demand spurs a sharp rise, with one maker about ten times prior quarter shipments and overall year over year growth projected to place them among industry leaders.
The report notes that cars in the industry have never been produced in sufficient quantity to meet the demand, highlighting persistent shortages and factory output limits.
Oscar Dunn of Dunn Jackson Motors lauds the Oldsmobile four cylinder Brougham praising its refined exterior details and luxurious walnut interior. He notes features like nickel radiator, drum headlights, cowl lights, sun visor and full walnut steering wheel. The powerful four cylinder engine is highlighted as a practical value.
Premier Sikorski of Poland joins the Vatican and others to protest the Moscow court executions of Archbishop Zepilak head of the Russian church and several priests amid rising wartime tensions.
Fragmentary bullets note spy activity across ports and gallon uses. William Z. Foster testifies in Michigan on criminal syndicalism charge amid radical union education ties. Mentone entry dates date to March 31.
The report notes George Jay Gould of the American railway and finance circles suffered health setbacks with a bulletin at 3 o clock announcing a reaction. Pearl Ner, 42, general manager of the Central Union Telephone here, died at Bethany after a slight operation. Floods and rain crippled roads day and night. Suzanne Koerner, 18, an American girl, recently competed in a five day motorcycle race in Germany. Ava Lilley of St. Louis holds a record for divorces with nine prior marriages and a court upholds minimum wage for workers, signaling broader female employment progress.
Miss Ruth Zartman of Los Angeles California is believed to be the only woman cement worker in the United States.
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