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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1920
Page
5
Dr George Harding a Civil War veteran and surgeon general of the US Department of the Interior attended the national G ar e campment in Marion. He is praised as a potential steady leader for the country if Warren is elected president. The event centers on his influence among 160000 attendees.
A Or fey of a New York area suit in Common Pleas claims defendant caused a car wreck on a street near October 48. He seeks $2000 for personal injuries and $3000 for property damage to his vehicle, alleging the other driver’s negligence.
Patrick J. Hanley known as Corkey by Massachusetts prison officials is released after 25 years behind bars. Once free he remained silent, having sworn to himself to keep quiet until the end of his sentence. He spoke only once, answering "sure," before falling silent again as he left the prison gates.
A reader reports strong relief from back and joint pains after taking Dreco. He describes clearer vision, steady sleep, revived appetite, and stomach comfort, noting improved energy and reduced dizziness and nervous tension. He credits Dreco with restoring well being and easing chronic aches.
In Lorain two shots were fired through a front window at Louis Mahnef of 48th Street. One bullet lodged in a wall and another grazed him as he lay in bed. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital with a head wound but doctors say he will recover. Police, including Lieut Bark and Officers Brush Plice, responded. shell fragments and a broken revolver were found at the scene.
The Ashland College versus Pindlay College clash, originally set for November 13, has been advanced to November 31 and second to the big parade as the Armistice day feature. Col Raph D Cale will speak, and local stores and factories will close at noon.
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