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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1920

Page

12

Market Notes From Cleveland and Chicago Oct 1

Markets show mixed movement across commodities and stocks. Butter, eggs, poultry prices vary with regional data from Cleveland and Chicago noting declines in some sectors and firming in others, while stock listings reflect divergence among rails, oils, and metals.

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Market and financial notes from Chicago and New York

Chicago cattle hog and sheep market results show dull steer and calf prices with steady shifts and tight demand. Hogs rise modestly with top quotes near 16.10, while natives and western lambs soften. In New York, stocks end firm with Liberty bonds and victory issues finishing near highs for the session.

Cleveland Gattle York Chicago Saureau New York Wall Street Liberty Bonds Victory

AIDS NAME CHIEF OF ARMY CHAPLAINS CHAPLAIN HOULIHAN REASSIGNED

Chaplain James F. Houlihan of the Roman Catholic Church is reassigned to duty at the War Office in Washington. He succeeds John T. Axton as acting chief of the Army Chaplains staff.

Army Chaplains James F. Houlihan John T. Axton

Billy the Goat Outwits French Gendarmes in Park Escape

A daring goat named Billy flees a squad of gendarmes across a lively street scene. He leaps a ditch and darts through lit alleys, knocking over a decoy gendarme before two real officers arrest him. Tomorrow Billy awaits a surprise at the express depot for the Wavre train.

Billy sArae Nolice Jane Express Department

Harding Declares Prohibition Enforcement Essential

Senator Harding condemned lax enforcement of prohibition in a front porch speech at Marion. He urged a strengthened federal effort for social welfare and proposed a department of public welfare, stressing law enforcement as an executive duty and warning against excessive centralization of authority. He also suggested women play a key role in the department.

Marion Harding Department of Public Warfare

Women Register in Cleveland Fall Election Kickoff

About 22,000 women registered on the first day of fall election registration in Cleveland as 25 precincts were missing. Officials estimated total women registrants near 12,000. In the same precincts, 47,292 men registered while heavy rain kept many away from booths.

Cleveland

Cox Opens Presidential Campaign in Oklahoma Speech

Enid Oklahoma October 1 Governor Cox of Oblo launched his presidential campaign with an early morning speech in a tabernacle. He reiterated support for the League of Nations and outlined foreign policy aims while appealing to voters in the state.

Enid Okla Cox Oblo Oklahoma Tabernacle League of Nations

Philadelphia Rapid Transit seeks fare hike amid appeals

Philadelphia October 1. The Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company urged public generosity to raise revenue. Signs urged riders to pay five cents per ride with no transfers or changes. The PRT notes that its plan to end free transfers and exchange tickets is delayed by the Public Service Commission. If public support remains insufficient, the company may file a new tariff to charge eight or ten cents.

Philadelphia Fhablic Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company Stens State Public Service Commission Abolitien Pt

Pershing to Receive French Military Medal in Washington

General Pershing expected to receive the French medaille militaire during a ceremony at Fort Myer Virginia. The award honors exceptional gallantry by privates or valor of troops under a general officer, per Fayolle’s anticipated visit to the capital.

Washington Cen Fayolle Pershing Fort Myer

Dempsey and Kearns Arrive in Toledo for Willard Fight Talks

Bulletins from Toledo report heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns in town October 1 to consult Q Thacher on a Dempsey Willard bout in Toledo. Thacher previously persuaded Tex Rickard to stage the first Willard Dempsey fight here last year.

Toledo Jack Dempsey Jack Kearns Q. Thacher Thacher Tex Rickard

Ponzi Indicted for Mail Fraud in Boston Grand Jury

The federal grand jury indicted Charles Ponzi today for using the mails in a scheme to defraud investors of supposed 50 percent profits. The two 43 count indictments are among the longest returned here in years. Ponzi remains jailed at East Cambridge while also facing state larceny charges.

Boston Federal Grand Jury Charles Ponzi Ponzi East Cambridge

Cleveland Leading Tigers In The Scoring Chase

Baseball game narrative shows Cleveland ahead of Detroit with multiple innings of hits and errors. Key players include Manion, Ehmke, Wambsganss, Johnston, Jamieson, Speaker and Cobb. The text records lines from several innings with no runs in some frames and scattered hits and errors across the contest.

Detroit Manion Ehmke Young Sewell Bush Cleveland Pinelli Jamieson Mamian Youos Wambsgauss Cobb Veach Johnston Heisman Speaker Flagstead Smith Gardner Heilmann O'Neill Wambsganss Finelli O'Neil Mails Waembs- Ranss

Bag Collection Scheduled Across City Tomorrow

The Associated Charities will collect bags distributed citywide tomorrow. Residents should place bags on the front porch for easy pickup. Fill bags with old clothes and rags. secondhand clothing is not desired now but can be gathered later for the needy.

Associated Charities

Building Permits Falter in September as Construction Slows

City hall records show September permits declining with a total of 7,000 for a Western Automatic Machine Screw Co office building. Other items cover repairs and several garages. no dwelling permit was issued. Contractors expect no new houses until material prices fall.

Western Automatic Machine Screw Co Intel

One Dead Engineer Hurt in Train Wreck

Spokane dispatch reports Great Northern fast mail train No 27 derailed while westbound and plunged into the Kootenai river. Fireman Roy Moore of Hillyard Wash drowned and engineer Robert S Larter sustained a broken arm as three of five cars were demolished.

Spokane Wash Roy Moore Hillyard Robert S. Larter Great Northern West Banders Kootenai River

Ohio Farm Crops Are Beyond Fear of Frost

Goemlous, Oct. 1 Secretary of Agriculture Shaw said crops are ready for frost with 90 to 95 percent of corn matured beyond frost damage and tobacco curing well along. He warned only an unusually severe freeze would injure Pratt, which is not timely to occur.

Golembus Shaw Pratt

House Supports Wilson in Democratic League Gift

NEW YORK Oct 1 Colonel House advisor to President Wilson on European affairs has matched the president with a 500 contribution to the democratic league thousand club at the democratic national headquarters announced today.

New York House Wilson Prace of Nations Democratic “League Thousand Club

County G. O. P. Names Advisory Committee Formed

Chairman J. W. McHenry of Lorain County Executive named an advisory committee to aid Republican committees during the present campaign. The panel includes county leaders and party activists guiding campaign strategy and outreach in a coordinated effort.

J. W. McHenry Lorain County

Republican committee set to hold regular meetings

F. M. Stevens chairs a committee including Geo. H. Lewis, George Stark, Dan Symons, Asaph Jones, J. F. Burke, Anthony Neiding Ross Fauver and L. D. Hamlin. The group will hold regular meetings at Republican headquarters Room 25 Readington block.

F. M. Stevens Geo. H. Lewis George Stark Dan Symons Asaph Jones J. F. Burke Anthony Neiding Ross Fauver LD. Hamlin Republican Redington Block

Breathe Hyomei Healing Colds Croup and Catarrh

Sore throat coughs colds and croup relief claim Hyomei inhalers. Ad promotes a pocket inhaler and bottles of Myomel for catarrh sore throat bronchitis and related lung trouble with guaranteed money back offer.

Batttle CO. W. Phillips

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