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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1920

Page

6

Eminent Elyrians Elected to Old Ladies Home Board

At the annual meeting of the Old Ladies Home association Elyria elects a large slate of trustees for one to three years including Mrs. William Searles Mrs. Gates Stevens Mrs. Elizabeth Wickens Lorein Mrs. Chauncey Bmythe Rev M M Brown Frank Stetson Mrs Henry Wick Mrs David Troxel Mrs Geo H Ely and others. Dr W B Winters is named president and Rev C H Hauger Lorain is vice president with A B Taylor as treasurer and Mrs Wm Searles as secretary. The secretary reports seven women admitted and three deaths last year, noting the home requires eight to nine thousand dollars yearly to operate. The piece honors donors and stresses continued community support and gratitude to the matron Mrs Glass.

Old Ladies’ Home Association William Searles Congregational Church Gates Stevens Episcopal Elizabeth Wickens Lorein Methodist Chauncey Bmythe Congregational M. M. Brown Lorain Frank Stetson Henry Wick David Troxel Christian Science Geo. H. Ely Mahala Burrell Chas. Johnson John Faron Rasala Facer Sandusky C. H. Hauger Chas.Johnson A. B. Taylor Wm. Searles A. B Homa Dare Fing Winters Elyria Methodist Church Community Council A. Smythe A. L. Stark Board of Trustees

Present Bill to Save Babies File Continues

The article notes a meeting next Monday in Washington to discuss methods of promulgating the bill. An earthquake of modern intensity was recorded in Chicago with timing from 5 24 a m to 3 45 a m central time, marking notable seismic activity.

Washington Chicago University of Chicago

Stock Market Opens Higher On Broad Gains And Forex Lift

New York led with firmer prices and stronger foreign exchange as buyers stepped in. Reading Mexican Petroleum and United States Rubber posted early fractional advances, while Bethlehem Steel lagged. Chicago wheat rose on European demand hints, with December at 1.85 to 1.86 3-4 and March around 1.76 to 1.74 1-2 amid limited cash grain. Oats followed corn, hog weakness dampened provisions.

New York Wall St Reading Mexican Petroleum Hardwin Locomotive United States Rubber Bethlehem Steel Chicago

Northeast Storm Warning From New York Harbor

The Weather Bureau issued a storm warning on November 18 from Cape May New Jersey to Eastport Maine. The northeast storm is increasing in intensity and moving northward, threatening all shipping nearby.

Fromm New York Weather Bureau Cape May N. J Eastport Maine

Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Claims

Owen A Clements of 210 Chest Out Street reports severe kidney distress from poor local water. After using four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills he says pain backs fatigue and frequent night trips stopped and he feels stronger though originally cited in Elyria. Fos ter Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufactured. 60 cents at dealers.

Elyria Owen A. Clements Doan

Late Market Reports From Cleveland Cattle and Hogs

November 16 cattle receipts about 600, calves 165. Veal calves 16 to 17 dollars. Sheep and lambs receipts 1,000 with prices down 25 cents. Good to choice lambs 12 dollars. Sheep 5 to 6 dollars. Hogs receipts 1,000 with markets 4 percent lower. Mixed hogs 13 dollars, troughs 11.69, stags 4.90.

Cleveland

Financial rehabilitation plan for China proposed in New York

Definite proposals for China's financial rehabilitation emerged from discussions in New York among representatives of major British, American, and Chinese banking groups. Frederick W. Stevens, spokesman for the American bankers, stated that the proposals have been sent to Peking for consideration by the Chinese government.

New York China Great

Hypo-Cod Tonic Promises Fresh Strength and Health

A machinist, A T Mathis of Cleveland Ohio, credits Earle's Hypo-Cod with restoring appetite, clearing skin, and boosting energy after illness. He urges others to buy from Crandall's Drug Store and local druggists, noting price and tax details and recommending a course of use for rundown conditions.

A. TL Mathis Central Ave Meveland Earle Harry A. Crandall

Negotiator to Meet China Over Financial Suggestions

The official is en route to Pekin to negotiate personally with the Chinese government regarding the financial suggestions. The talks aim to resolve outstanding economic proposals and secure a viable agreement. United authorities expect productive discussions to address key fiscal concerns.

Pekin

JURY ORDERS NEW INVESTIGATIONS IN NOVEMBER ELECTION

New York November 16 Judge F Sessions ordered the August grand jury to begin investigations into alleged election frauds from the November 2 election. John R Voorhis president of the board of elections was summoned to produce ballot boxes and tally sheets. Also called were witnesses who reported irregularities at several polling places. Deput Attorney General Charles P Robinson was assigned to prosecute. Cases included twenty six marked ballots found in a sewer and Antonio Dalesandro Republican leader alleging a bet that Nathan J Miller would not receive more than five votes. the official count showed exactly five. Representatives from Honest Ballot and the Bureau for the Prevention and Prosecution of Election Frauds also prepared cases for the jury.

New York Fsessions Grand Jury John R. Voorhis Board of Elections Fourth Assembly Charles P. Robinson Antonio Dalesandro Nathan JL. Miller The Honest Ballot, Association Bureau For the Prevention and Prosecution of

Regy’s Mustarine Quick Pain Relief Ad

An advertisement touts Regy’s Mustarine as the fastest pain killer for aches and pains. It promises rapid relief for sore throat, rheumatic pain, chest colds, neuralgia, neuritis, and influenza symptoms. Sold in a yellow box for 60 cents.

Regy

Western Union Stands On Tolls After Cable Dispute

In Novi on November 16 Western Union Telegraph Co ended free handling of departmental cable messages unless tolls are prepaid. The move, effective November 11, appears aimed at all government messages though officials say other departments might be informally exempt. Washington blames delays in payments and cites a retaliatory tone over a Miami cable landing dispute with Barbadoes and a British link.

Washington Novi State Department Western Union Telegraph Company Western Union Company Department Miami Fla Barbadoes South America

St Agnes Church Fair Ends Tonight with Raffle Cars

St Agnes church fair closes tonight offering raffles of various articles including an automobile. All are invited to attend and participate in the final events and prize drawings.

St. Agnes

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