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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1920
Page
12
Dr Christrotin ip ol Jr F . Boudreau, head of the state health office, is to oversee a review of recent pediatric care concerns. The investigation addresses critical opinions on treatment protocols and safety measures, with potential policy implications.
In Youngstown, police reported 26 robberies yesterday and arrested 103 suspects in a crackdown. Authorities noted ongoing incidents including a robbery or assault early this morning as they continued the operation to curb crime in the area.
Police investigate the death of 1 EF Martin proprietor of a soft drink place and the attempted poisoning of Evin Christie of Bills fel Mich who was found unconscious in the room with Martins body. Two bottles denatured alcohol and an alcoholic beverage were present. The woman remains unconscious as letters reveal love for Martin and hints of suicide.
The Mexican embassy issued a statement declaring President de la Huerta will surrender life office at midnight tonight. It says the country will be pacified and an epoch of justice and prosperity will be initiated during his administration.
New York trading opened with variable gains as stocks firmed in early action led by copper related shares. Crucible Steel General Electric and Norfolk Southern posted notable advances while Norfolk Ind Western and Southern Pacific remained in demand on dividend appeal. Wheat and oats futures in Toledo reflected modest movement with prices for December and March contracts shown alongside misc grain notes and Clover seed values.
Market notes show mixed cattle and calf receipts in Cleveland with steady prices for calves around 1500 to 1600 roots and good to fair sheep and lamb values from 400 to 1250. Chicago reports 20,000 cattle, slow beef steer demand, with bulls steady and calves steady, hogs 40,000 receipts up 10 to 26 cents, and sheep / lambs up modestly with fat lambs around 1250 and fat sheep higher toward 475.
Washington November 39 The District of Columbia supreme court after hearing arguments took the case under advisement today the application of the Western Union Telegraph Company for an injunction restraining Secretary Daniels from interfering with the laying of certain short doubles across Blacave Bay at Whale, Plonde.
In Carlisle Nevada and Laporte readers note Thanksgiving visits with Mrs Chas Reynolds and Mrs Dewey Reynolds. Mr and Mrs H Lantaberry and daughter Mary relocate to the Jamen Ward home in Laporte. A Tr U Lad play at La Grange on Nov 20 was successful and will tour soon. Lewis Little spent a few days with his aunt Mrs Chas Reynolds. H Broughton visited friends in La Grange Thursday evening.
In British Columbia this season the Sockeye salmon pack is valued at about seven million dollars. Cheaper grades also figure into the valuing, with details unclear due to incomplete text.
Fragmentary OCR reveals accusations against PRP Lal Kin over graft and favors linked to machinery contracts. Witnesses reference a $40 payment from Sanda and a mysterious anonymous letter to a former treasury secretary, with committee inquiry expected to probe the matter.
Dr Henry Christian of Harvard University warned in Alliance that an intestinal poisoning outbreak is running its course after examining patients at Salem station. He reported many individuals are affected and linked the illness to contaminated food or water sources.
Brigadier General Amos Fries chief of the chemical warfare service declares in his annual report to Secretary Baker that the world war proved an enemy bent on aggression cannot be trusted to live by any rules for war. He notes that the branch has developed to a point where it is impossible for any enemy to ignore chemical warfare constraints.
General Friesgud states the nation can manufacture and deliver more chemicals than any other power. He asserts the U S will continue chemical warfare research with ample funds, not for aggression, to deter hostilities and ensure Americans fight on equal footing if needed.
A fragmented report notes a claim that destroying evidence is charged in relation to an investigative committee examining building trust. The text references an association with metallurgical lathing and a group of twenty members, with sixteen trusted, but the wording remains unclear and partially garbled.
Columbus Nov 30 The state Public Utilities Commission authorized higher business telephone rates requested by the Ohio State Telephone Company The ruling notes Toledo was not included and resident rates are not protected in the decision
A train robber was arrested in Chicago and placed under heavy bond. Officials say the suspect faced multiple charges and was remanded to jail pending trial. Local authorities reported the case involves a major transit disruption and a substantial cash bond set at fifty four ninety dollars.
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