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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
2
Two hundred articles for clothing have been gathered by Y. M. C. A. students to aid a Russian university. The collection, organized by student associations nationwide, includes suits, colon shirts, hats, socks, and dresses. Representatives will transport the items to New York for shipment before winter.
Report describes makeshift coats sewn from two sacks with hay for insulation. Holes cut for arms and neck to create wearable outerwear. Items to be shipped from here to aid students lacking adequate clothing.
Chicago May 11 a ten percent rise for all workers earning 30 or less weekly and a flat $2 increase for those over $30 were ordered by the wage arbitration board in the clothing workers dispute. The decision, retroactive to May 1, also provides for an unemployment insurance fund.
Under the boards unemployment Inuurapes plan, each employed tailor must contribute one and a half cents per dollar to a fund. Unemployed workers may receive forty percent of their earnings in the five weeks before unemployment. The wage increase adds three to five dollars weekly for cutters and trimmers, five dollars for pressers, and four dollars for other weekly garment workers.
In a Bucyrus examination a newly hatched chick revealed four well developed legs. it can walk and use the extra limbs behind the normal pair. The odd bird prompted astonishment and curiosity among observers. CRESTLINE and CINCINNATI briefs follow with separate items.
Bale in Columbus reports a suit for 50000 dollars filed by Wilda Miller against John Mille alleging malicious remarks by the father-in-law drove her husband Harry Miller from home. In Athens, county truant officers continued rounds of runaway children amid spring conditions and barefoot wandering.
An advertisement promotes Bisulated Magnesia as a stomach sweetener that neutralizes excess acid, relieves gas and heartburn, and makes digestion easier. It claims rapid, safe relief after meals, with regular use keeping the stomach healthy, and cites wide drugstore availability and popular use.
Hon. Sir Edward Kemp, the Canadian minister of militia, has just landed in New York en route home following a two months overseas tour.
Logan county officers report a man and a woman disappeared after leaving a car found abandoned in the road for three days. Residents saw them cross the hills and vanish, leaving authorities without a clue to their fate.
The second session of the annual Institute of liberal Protestant clergy faced disruption as police drew revolvers and used tear gas to break up a radical faction. M Wicks of the Industrial Trades Union was jailed after a crowd surrounded the city jail, while Rev W F Zierer led a gypsy funeral for George Pete Zerko amid claims doctors refused aid. West Virginia tops states in chestnut and yellow cedar production.
Dr Leonhardt declares piles are internal and that salves and operations fail to give lasting relief. He offers Hem-roid as a harmless prescription that removes the cause with a money back guarantee.
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