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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1920
Page
11
Chicago authorities move to close 28 more taverns and drug stores accused of selling intoxicants. Attorney General Januduge af Tinos says two notorious black and tan cases are included as the drive targets delinquent outlets. A letter from a local colored attorney warned race troubles if allowed to stay open.
Guatemalan report states former general Fridaco C mas, accused in the 1913 assassination of President Francisco Madero, inflicted fatal injuries near hare today. Cardenas confessed in 1915 to involvement, naming Madero and Vice President Mo Suarez in the administration era.
The story critiques rising American divorce rates as Lanedon Mitchell’s satirical play The New York Idea opens at Strand Theatre for a three day run. It contrasts domestic unhappiness with Europe’s preoccupation on world affairs, highlighting the high divorce prevalence in the United States.
Thanksgiving greetings fill Ghafson Gafton as family and friends from Boringfield Elyria Wellington and Wallingford share meals and visits. Mrs Meyers Mrs Straight Mrs Whitcomb and Bert Whitcomb host and travel plans mix with invitations from Cleveland and a Florida winter trip for D C Moon.
Popular Sergeant Powellg pays a well man, hopeful that he will spare others from suffering rheumatism. He describes two years of pain, hospital visits, and a dramatic recovery after Neutron Promotion 99. He urges readers to seek Noentrone Prescription and notes it is sold by Pert's Drug Store and other sal firms.
Bolling, treasurer of the United States Shipping Board and President Wilson’s brother in law, testified before a congressional committee probing alleged corrupt practices. The hearing focused on a $40,000 payoff claim linked to Downey Shipbuilding to win a contract. Bolling denied the charge.
NOW YORK, Nov. 30 Millionaire building contractor George Dacker faces a perjury charge linked to testimony about a building trust before joint legislative committees. Trial jury was completed yesterday. The extraordinary grand jury, charged yesterday by Judge McAvoy, expected to hear more testimony today.
Oberlin on November 26 reports Mrs. Charles Rhodes visiting sister Mrs. Mary Arnalfi Oberlin. Charles Branky and Marjorie Ream wed November 17 and will stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brooks hosted a large Thanksgiving party for children and grandchildren. Mrs. Lewis Avery and daughters Florence Martha and Josephine Edmonds visited Cleveland shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Saxton hosted Thanksgiving for their children. Mr. Kern and family spent Thanksgiving in Medina with his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Edmonds entertained their children and Mrs.
Admiral Stitt is appointed surgeon general of the U S Navy to succeed Rear Admiral Bratated, who is placed on the retired list. Stitt is renowned as an authority on tropical medicine and will lead naval medical efforts in the era noted for public health and military readiness.
Fimonds sisters and other relatives attended a family party at the Avery home in Pittfield. Mrs George Wark suffered a bad fall and remains housebound. Several residents, including Mrs Ger Roberts and Fred, are on the sick list. Henry Van Hrooky visited from Detroit to be with his parents. The road near town was closed for tar coating last Wednesday, causing a detour. Mrs Claw Brooks spent Friday in Oberlin with her mother, Mrs John Morris, who was badly injured in a fall Tuesday night. Edward, George McRoberts and John Edumonds attended a YMCA football game between the Intermediate and the Credit classes in Sigma Thursday morning. A birth announced for Mr and Mrs George Waller on Sunday Nov 28.
A Dayton area motorman testifies that after meals severe bloating pressed on his heart, causing near fainting and sleepless nerves. He credits Dreco for peaceful sleep and relief, noting improved digestion and reduced gas. Elyria's Ebert's Drug Store advertises the medicine.
Amherst November 30 A local plant named Amherst Automatic completely closed down for an indefinite period. The entire workforce including traveling man sales manager foreman and others were furloughed and the plant is idle for the first time since it started. Lack of order is given as the reason and about a hundred workers are affected.
The commissioner of education urges a national School Week December 5 to 11 with broad publicity to educational topics. Ministers and religious groups should emphasize education in services and meetings, while clubs unions and chambers should hold sessions on education needs. Schools should dedicate daily periods to education topics and hold community discussions Friday. Authorities seek press help and local superintendents to plan observance.
A ho me remedy touts Krew Pine for neuralgia and headaches. Apply hot cloth to forehead and temples, rub in Krew-Pine, inhale volatile vapors, and repeat until relief. Claim ed to treat inflammations cold throat and other ailments. Sold in jars of 100 and 600 at druggists.
Broadway and film circles note W K Ziegfeld and Flo Jr dominate beauty standards. The producer attended four shows in one evening signaling strong creative control. A studio scene at Ziegfeld studios and Fort Lee featured models from the Century Roof show including Marta De Forrest. Law enforcement later found several quantities of liquor stored in different locations during a search.
Washington reports say Guatemala faces possible revolution after arms and ammunition were secretly distributed before the prior overthrow of Estrada Cabrera. The opposition is said to operate from the mountain highlands where secession talks have persisted for months.
Lorain authorities begin a citywide cleanup to remove vagrants and suspected criminals. Chief Weather orders a crackdown with twenty eight arrests reported, as houses linked to crime are to be shut down and outlaws run out of town.
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